Quivver did some great remixes.
This was big in an Oakey Essential Mix, if I remember correctly.
Probably not liked by LZ fans, but a really great piece of remix work which I think uses the original really well and creates a real dancefloor epic.
Quality from start to finish.
Led Zeppelin - Babe I'm Gonna Leave You
(The Quivver Mix)
This was a massive track at Back To Basics back in 1993 and was very much at the forefront of the progressive house phenom.
Just a superb piece of dance music, hard edged, yet groovy, funky and with some great piano breakdowns.
Just massive in every sense and devastating on the dancefloor.
A true PCC!
– Rise
This one isn't quite as engaging as "Promises", but is a fine slice of progressive house all the same.
Driving, fizzing from the off the track has great energy and hits all the right buttons.
Enjoy!
Whyte - Bar-Hoo
(Trinity Remix)
From 1994 this is a track which really bangs and has some epic moments.
A real quality piece of hard techno from Belgium which stills sound pretty unique today.
This should have been a lot bigger than it was.
What's not to like!
Meridian Orchestra - Rainbow Colours
(Overture)
When you see Heliotropic you know it's going to be on the money as all their tracks and remixes were superb.
This is no exception and is very much an hidden little gem which didn't get the dancefloor exposure that it deserves.
Still sounds great almost 30 years on.
Enjoy!
Hydra - Butterflies
(Heliotropic Mix)
It was certainly a monumental track and one which showcased all his musical talents.
Full of glorious layers of piano and also some exquisite guitar strings, in conjunction with Tori's ethereal vocals.
It's quite a journey at 13 mins, but always keep you fully immersed in the track and what's coming next.
One I never heard on the dancefloor, but I suspect it would have had a great impact.
Most certainly a great example of progressive house and one that still sounds amazing some 30 years on.
I've also added a PVD remix which is very solid and although less musical and creative, it certainly bangs.
BT Featuring Tori Amos - Blue Skies
(BT's Delphinium Days Mix)
(Paul Van Dyk's Erinnern Indigo Mix)
This was massive on pretty much every discerning dancefloor across the UK.
The "Howdy Disco Citizens" line was always great and the segue to a Disco section in the track.
However, it was the fierce synth vibes which really made this fizz and bang.
Amazing track which would still rock any dancefloor!
D.O.P - Future Le Funk
(Original Mix)
This was one of those tracks at the epicentre of the progressive house scene in 1992.
It's just got such an infectiocius deep progressive groove that hooks you in.
It still sounds amazing and much better than 99% of current dance tracks out there.
It would still go down an absolute treat if played in clubs today!
Come on "Show Some Love"
JACO - Show Some Love
(Original Dub Remix)
This was massive in 1993 and right at the forefront of the progressive house movement.
Still sounds mazing today.
Superb work by David Holmes who was behind many works of art and also a great DJ in that era.
This was another really exciting era of dance music as clubbing swept the nation.
Scubadevils - Celestial Symphony
(Angel Delight Mix)
An absolute corker from 1995.
Yet another piece of pure class from D.O.P. who were one of the great progressive house trailblazers.
This track was massive in clubs an absolute banger which still sounds great today.
Get on it!
D.O.P. featuring Lorna Marshall - Manifest Your Love
(Tooley St. Dub)
To be honest I wasn't a huge fan of Diggers and really thought the music him and Sasha played was overrated and a bit boring.
Don't get me wrong, I can understand why they had the adulation they did, but it just wasn't my bag.
Too much of their stuff was 10 mins long tracks with no real peak and often tracks which sounded ok in clubs, but pretty dull out of clubs.
This is a huge exception and is a superb piece of Progressive house at it's very best.
Respect to you Mr Digweed, this one did rock!
Bedrock - Heaven Scent
(Original Mix)
This was a monstrous track back then and at the forefront of the progressive house sound.
Alawys a big track at Back To Basics in Leeds for weeks on end.
Still sounds great today and that peak at 3.46 mins was an epic "hands in air" moment which blew the roof off.
Exciting times, great memories.
Immortal track! Just sublime!
Sublime - Sublime
(Dub)
This was a killer tune at Back To Basics in Leeds back in 1994.
It was one of those tracks which was played by all the top jocks of that era and always went down a storm.
It feels a touch dated now, but still remains as a Progressive House classic.
Floorjam - Stoneage
React 2 Rhythm made some great tracks and coupled with Fabi Paras and you had progressive heaven.
Fabi was at the very forefront of the progressive house scene background and produced and remixed many fantastic tracks.
He was also a great DJ in addition to playing the bongo's.
This track is just pure progressive power from start to finish, building, layering, changing pace but always fierce and exciting.
It also has the longest remix title in history (probably?)
React 2 Rhythm - I Know You Like It
(The Not For Love Nor Money Do I Remember Saying "I See Myself As Being Round For Quite Some Time" Remix)
Cowboy Records was one of the very best labels of the 90's most notably leading the way on the progressive house scene with the Boys Own crew.
This is a really great track full of energy, vibrancy and some corking piano.
Still sounds great 32 years on.
Enjoy!
Sono Lakota - Ice & Acid
(The Aloof Remix)
This is right on cue and provides a spanking progressive house number from 1992.
Just damn fine club music.
Fabio was definitely a legend!
Enjoy!
Legend - Take Your Body Over Mine
(Fabio Paras Remix)
Mukkaa produced some great tracks and that Limbo label out of Scotland was at the very forefront of the progressive house scene in the early 90's.
This is a pulsing throbbing monster of a track which still sounds great.
Don't worry - it's gonna be alright!
Mukkaa - Buruchacca
(Main Mix)
The SPS produced some great tracks, very club orientated and very good on the dancefloor.
Ain't nothin' but tutti-frutti. Get on the floor if you've got that booty
The Self-Preservation Society - The Whoop
(Dr Slinky McVelvet's Anadin Prescription)
Using the same - hoo-hoo chants as Brothers Love Dubs - The Mighty Ming, it also contains some lush piano and is a great track, which even thirty odd years on still sounds great.
"Everybody reach"
Medicine Man - Reach
