It's time to live again right now!

Jeanie Tracy was always a cracking vocalist and Tin Tin Out always made superb and consistently good remixes, so it comes as no surprise that this track from 1995 is a bit of a banger.

The vocals are soaring, the piano kicks in and you're off.

Great builds and energetic sequences create a pretty spanking tune.

Finally realised that you're not worth it!

It's my time to stand up and shout!

Jeanie Tracy - It's My Time 

(Tin Tin Out Mix)

To take time that I can move!

Talk about hidden gem.

I'd totally forgot about this one, but it's no real surprise that it is such a corker when you consider that it combines the remix and music talents of Tin Tin Out and Tall Paul.

Most certainly Good Fello's.

This is a lively throbbing piano corker which jsut gets better the longer it goes on and then further explodes with an avalance of piano.

Just a top top track.

To take time that I can move! Passion!

Love it!

Good Fello's - Do What U Like 

(Vocal Mix)

I'm not trying to avoid you!

A touch poppy and commercial but still very good and just credible enough to be on the PCC blog.

Superb vocals and a beautiful ethereal feel.

A subtle remix from Tin Tin Out which doesn't deter from the original but just gives it enough dance feel.

At just under 4 mins it feels a bit short, but still very endearing.

Lene Marlin - Sitting Down Here 

(Tin Tin Out Remix)

We like to party - we sure do!

 A real stomper of a track from 1998.

Don't be put off that it is the dreadfully cheesy Vengaboys, this remix has very little of them in it.

Another fine remix by Tin Tin Out who were always on the money.

Bangin' handbag house!

Vengaboys - We Like To Party! 

(Tin Tin Out Remix) 

Some rules should never be ignored!

 A top track and to be fair Tin Tin Out usually put out some top notch stuff.

This is pulsing and throbbing in their usual style, taking you on a journey constantly building bringing in the vocals, then piano, drum roll and then take off.

Great remix by Matt Darey who was on fire around this time in 1998.

Great vocals by Shelley Nelson also.

Top notch track!

Tin Tin Out with Shelley Nelson - 

Sometimes (Matt Darey Mix)

Bring it on Girlfriend!

Pretty much loved nearly all the Tin Tin Out remixes.
This is another stomper.
Never thought I'd be posting Billie Piper on the PCC Blog, but hey ho!
A corker I'm sure you'll agree.
Bring it on Girlfriend!

Billie - Girlfriend
(Tin Tin Out Mix)

Always something there to remind me...

It's one of those tracks which you know you shouldn't like because it's well, a bit cheesy, but you just can't help but like it.
PCCs can be cheesy, it's ok!!
Plus I always loved Espiritu (more from them later)

Tin Tin Out featuring Espiritu - 
Always (Something There To Remind Me)
(Tooley St. Mix)

Less is more!!

When I originally set up this blog over 4 years ago, the intention was to a create an interactive forum, where music was exchanged and clubbing experiences were relayed very much in a 2 way communication.
This was very much the case in the first two to three years, but of recent comments and interaction have become so few and scarce, that there doesn't seem a great deal of point in me putting in lots of effort to create posts with huge long commentaries and explanations of the historical origins etc.
Going forward I will still post great PCCs, but I will limit the amount of time I spend into putting the commentary text together and hence posts will be more about the tracks as opposed to an explanation of the standing and why they are PCCs.
As I've always stated the PCC blog was set up as "your blog" where we would post tracks to your liking and take in suggestions to post (as long as they were worthy of PCC status). This is still the case, so if you have any suggestions or feedback to any of the above, then let me know, either direct by email to pureclubclassics@live.co.uk or by leaving comments direct on the blog.
Right back to the music.
Here's a corking tune, I loved some of the stuff Tin Tin Out did. 

Love Sweet Tee's  rapping in this also.
Quality.

Tin Tin Out featuring Sweet Tee - The Feeling
(Tin Tin Out 12" Mix) 

All Good Strings...

You may remember this track from the caning it used to receive on Sky Sports. You may also recollect it owing to its appearance on the 'Adventures in Tin Tin Out Land EP' which surfaced in the summer of '96. Following the release of the aforementioned extended player, 'Strings For Yasmin' took on a life of its own, its popularity culminating in a single release in 1997. It's a great example of dramatic trance belter replete with orchestration and a bit of opera chucked in for good measure. Tin Tin Out did some jaw-droppingly good remixes in their day, but their own productions were generally pretty decent. 

Tin Tin Out - Strings For Yasmin (Original Mix) 

http://www.mediafire.com/?88rs8f1expjf5az

Moreish

Lisa Moorish scored a succession of club hits circa 1994-95 with the likes of 'Beautiful Morning', 'I'm Your Man' and 'Just the Way It Is', as remixed by the likes of Tin Tin Out, E Smoove and Loveland, respectively. 'Mr Friday Night' is representative of the pick of the bunch, owing in no small measure to a sensational rework from Tall Paul and Tin Tin Out, whose Goodfellos remould outclasses those supplied by Wubble U and Deep Dish. A pounding behemoth of a track with classy vocals and an awesome breakdown, 'Mr Friday Night' decimated many a dancefloor in early 1996.

Lisa Moorish  - Mr Friday Night (Goodfello's Vocal Mix)

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?z85315yd178x1gx

The art of using a great sample....

The large majority of dance music tracks pinch their inspiration and sample other great classic tracks, which is often the critical ingredient to their success.
This is a classic example, nobody can mistake the riff taken from U2's "New Year's Day", which was a fantastic piece of music in it's own right.
The riff is used to very good effect in this Hyperlogic track as soon as it kicks in.
The track originally came out in 1995, but was then remixed further in 1998.
Tin Tin Out were masters at producing remixes that were both good on the dancefloor, but also had a just of a commercial appeal to them.
The track takes a while to build again, but when that riff kicks in again at 5 mins 10 secs, it a huge "hands in the air" moment!!!
All in all this is just a great track (mainly thanks to that fantastic U2 riff).
Probably a bit too cheesy for the purists out there, but hey ho, some cheese is vital for a balanced musical diet!! LOL!!
Enjoy!!

Hyper Logic - Only Me
(Tin Tin Out Remix)

http://www.mediafire.com/?pwgdfvw2ctr21id

It's a thumbs up for this one!!

It doesn't quite have the same ring to it, as "let's see those hands in the air", but hey ho!!
It's a quality track all the same and it sees Erasure's second post on the blog (and with more to come).
But hey don't worry this isn't cheesy pop - it's a quality PCC.
It's funny because I used to like Erasure's pop tracks when I was a youngster.
About this track, well it's just very catchy.
A tad camp, a tad Euro pop, but also very, very infectious.
Trust me people you'll like it!!
A great Tin Tin Out remix!

Erasure - Fingers & Thumbs (Cold Summer's Day)
(Tin Tin Out Remix)