fuck acid, recommend me some chicago house

JAMIE PRINCIPAL

If you like your early house music to be gay and new wavey like I do, the holy trinity of Your Love, Cold World and Bad Boy will kill you.

Some of this came out as Frankie Knuckle's Presents and is wrongly attributed to Knuckles.

And then of course:

Larry Heard/Mr. Fingers/Fingers, Inc.

if you want ghetto house, forget my recommendations!

maybe Steve Poindexter and Dance Mania are it's roots, after that, I don't know jack (so to speak).

DJ Godfather
DJ Assault

:D :D :D

i think the "tech" stuff is on the more miami-bass-influenced end

Stomp your foot on the ground.

Now say "suck my dick" over and over again.

00:00 - dj funk - presents ghetto houz 4 B1
03:15 - dj chip - if ya seeem
06:43 - ginuwine - pony (dj funk remix)
08:54 - fix - flash (mr de remix)
14:45 - parris mitchell ft dj funk - follow me ghetto
19:16 - waxmaster maurice - god (made me funky)
22:47 - thomas bangalter - what to do
27:12 - dj funk - pump up da jam
31:08 - dj deeon - da baddest bitch
34:12 - dj deeon - freaks
37:50 - dj godfather - wotyolookinat
42:18 - dj funk - run
45:58 - dj funk - work dat body
49:04 - parrish mitchell ft waxmaster maurice - ghetto shout out
52:39 - dj funk - work it
55:12 - dj urban - work this MF remix
59:42 - parris mitchell ft dj funk - the underground
63:13 - dj milton - no limit
66:53 - dj deeon - da dik suk
71:45 - dj deeon - 2 b free

http://www.sendspace.com/file/0v34cg

i can upload the Disco D Funk Flavas mix if you're interested. it's got a bit of everything. ghetto house, ghetto tech, baile funk, i think some baltimore
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You should talk to Bruce at Time Out NY. I think he edits the nightlife section SO he can DJ in town! Guy's got more gigs then any DJs I know lately...

amons stuff = almost the best, but Godfather lieks the breaks too much

this is fine

dj deeon and chicago underground deocumentary

Last thursdays issue of ‘Traktorized’, Ronny’s bi-weekly show on mth.electro @ www.shouted.fm, was jampacked with many of his favourite Dance Mania, Relief Records and related tracks.

http://www.leverkuhn.com/~rktic/rp-traktorized091106.mp3

01 Trackhead Steve - Gone Madd [Relief]
02 DJ Hyperactive - Chicago [Contact]
03 DJ Sneak - Special K [Defiant]
04 Lester Fitzpatrick - Frequency Response [Relief]
05 Paul Johnson - Just Whistle [Relief]
06 Wax Master Maurice - Freak [Dance Mania]
07 Dee Jay Nephets - Lay It Down [Dance Mania]
08 DJ Deeon - Spacktikus [Dance Mania]
09 Dj Skitzo - Burn out [Madhouse]
10 Green Velvet - Pegal [Relief]
11 Jammin The House Gerald - Party Hyp (Rx) [Dance Mania]
12 Markey - Transmission [Relief]
13 Robert Armani - Clockwork [Dance Mania]
14 Tyree - Of Love Mystery [Dance Mania]
15 Traxmen Presents Eric Martin - Fire Alarm [Dance Mania]
16 Paul Johnson - Who’s Pussy Is This [Relief]
17 Joe Durel - What A Bang [Reflection Music]
18 S.B. Project - Track 16 [Cosmic]
19 Paul Johnson - The Set Up [Dance Mania]
20 DJ Deeon - House Quake [Dance Mania]
21 DJ Funk #1 - Bitches!!!!! [Dance Mania]
22 DJ Sneak - Message Of Love [Cajual]
23 Green Velvet - Conniption [Cajual]
24 GU - Smok’en Indo [Relief]
25 Playground Productionz - Vertigo [Dance Mania]
26 DJ Deeon - And I Sexxx [Cosmic]
27 Ghetto Funk - 96 U Got 2 [Ghetto Series]
28 Jammin The House Gerald - G. Invasion [Dance Mania]
29 Joe Lewis - Liquid Liquid [Relief]
30 DJ Funk - Run [Funk Records]
31 DJ Skull - Serial Killer [Djax Up]
32 Lester Fitzpatrick - Warp [Relief]
33 Trackhead Steve - Crazy Wild Track [Relief]
34 Tyree Cooper - Da Butt 95
35 Robert Armani - Moon Lights [ACV]
36 Jelly Bean - Drop Dead Zone [Relief]
37 Paul Johnson - Suck My Candy Cane [Dance Mania]
38 Fast Eddie Feat.Funky J - Big’ol Booty (Big’ol Bass Mix)
39 Green Velvet - War On The Saints [Relief]
40 DJ Bam Bam - This (Feat Alex Peace) [Contaminated]
41 DJ Assault - Let Me C U Pop [Assault Rifle]
42 Jammin The House Gerald - Hold Up [Dance Mania]
43 DJ Kurtis Vutton - 2 Much Booty [Dance Mania]
44 DJ Deeon - Freak Like Me [Dance Mania]

CLASSIC

anyway....

http://fullbozman.free.fr/mixes/daftpunk_essential_mix_97_part1.mp3
http://fullbozman.free.fr/mixes/daftpunk_essential_mix_97_part2.mp3

i thought it was 12.30.96.

my bad!!

windows media

Situational awareness abounds as TLR megamixes his way through the sexually charged Ghetto-tech Jacktrax supplied by retired fighter pilot Obin Robinson, on a cold but clear day at the Funny Farm in Ithaca NY, only moments before the Bunker Team shooting spree.

But any night out that I don't hear "We are your friends" is a good one.

$:{D

DJ Sneak Essential Mix 1997

http://www.djsanonymous.org/artwork/31/

Raj! Small world.
http://basic.ch/showtl.cfm?showid=104

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toRig6S5JZM

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i just RESCREENED Party Girl this past weekend and damn it has a couple bangers on the OST.

1. Mama Told Me Not To Come - Wolfgang Press Listen Listen
2. Beautiful - Tom Tom Club Listen Listen
3. You Don't Love Me - Dawn Penn Listen Listen
4. Les Ailes - Khaled Listen Listen
5. I'll Keep Coming Back - Chanelle Listen Listen
6. Big Apple Boogaloo - Brooklyn Funk Essentials Listen Listen
7. Anyone Could Happen To Me - Nation Of Abel Listen Listen
8. Peter Piper - Run DMC Listen Listen
9. To Be Loved - Basscut Listen Listen
10. Never Take Your Place - Mr. Fingers Listen Listen
11. Music Selector Is The Soul Reflector - Deee-Lite Listen Listen
12. Party Girl (Turn Me Loose) - Ultra Nate Listen Listen

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11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
This Soundtrack Will Make You Want to Party., November 12, 2000
By Luis Hernandez (New York, New York, USA) - See all my reviews

Simply one of the best soundtracks released in the last five years, the soundtrack to "Party Girl," contains many great club anthems and dance songs that will make you move all night long. Reflecting the film's central idea of club hopping and a street-smart young woman, the "Party Girl" soundtrack contains some of today's best artists all on one disc.
The film's opening song, "Mama Told Me Not To Come" by The Wolfgang Press sounds great, although it doesn't reflect the music played in New York's clubs. Chanelle's "I'll Keep Coming Back" is a fierce track featuring a very talented dive-in-the-making.

Other noteworthy songs include both "Big Apple Boogaloo" by Brooklyn Funk Essentials AND "Anyone Could Happen To Me" by Nation Of Abel which balance the club tracks with the other transitional music found throughout the film. The hip-hop classic "Peter Piper" by Run DMC is also included on this soundtrack, which gave me many memories of life in New York during the 1980's.

"Music Selector Is The Soul Reflector" by Deee-Lite features DJ Towa Tei's amazing trance-like sounds and Lady Miss Kier's haunting vocals, which blend into a perfect mix. And finally no club album can be complete without one of the dance world's great divas, Ultra Nate, singing the film's title track "Party Girl (Turn Me Loose)". Excellent as always, Ultra Nate's song caps this soundtrack.

My only disappointment on this soundtrack that some of the film's best tracks including "If You Believe-Believe in Me" by Chantay Savage (this was the song played in the scene were Mary learns the Dewey Decimal system and catwalks on the library tables at night), "In My House" (played during Mary's final party at the warehouse), and the techno groove played while the male dancers are dancing at Renee's club). I was looking forward to hear Chantay's fierce and vicious track, but was left disappointed. It is a very hard-to-find single.

The lines from the film heard throughout the album are amusing and an added bonus, and one must fast forward through all the blank space after the end of Ultra Nate's song to hear Mary's infamous "Dewey Decimal" speech. It is a classic!

Truly a soundtrack one must have in their collection, especially if you are a big dance enthusiast.

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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Great soundtrack but it's only gettng three stars, April 5, 2008
By Tim Lieder "Founder of Dybbuk Press" (New York, NY) - See all my reviews

Ok, as other reviewers have noted, the BEST song in the entire movie is not on this thing. That's the song that's playing when Parker Posey finally gets serious about learning the Dewey Decimal system as her roommate breaks through in the club.

The rest of the soundtrack is a fun mix of club and trance pieces including the title song and "I'll Be Coming Back" but without that really cool song, it's only a three star album. Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)

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Missing Chantay Savage!, August 26, 2005
By G. Mitchell "greggmitch" (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews

The soundtrack is OK, but is MISSING the BEST song in the movie - the HOUSE MIX of CHANTAY SAVAGE's amazing Chicago-style house anthem IF YOU BELIEVE - produced by STEVE SILK HURLEY and REMIXED by E-SMOOVE - oh well, search out the 12" for the full 13-minute opus! Comment (1) | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=77rzVGUZ0s0

^^ thomas bangalter live in 1996 in a field in wisconsin .. this video is akhgjf;kshgikaehrgleurag

sick

Can anyone recommend me stuff that sounds similar to Adonis "No Way Back", or any Adonis stuff for that matter ? I cannot get that song out of my head.

'bring down the walls'?

There's a song on the new Morgan Geist album Double Night Time called "Palace Life" that has a nice No Way Back reference/feel in the bassline.

But I'm a big fan of Jamie Principal's early stuff, minimal, synthy, new wavey, Your Love, Bad Boy, Cold World, Waiting On My Angel.

That and all the early Fingers, Inc/Mr. Fingers/Larry Heard/Robert Owens stuff...Bring Down the Walls, Never No More Lonely, Can You Feel It, Washing Machine, etc.

Those may be obvious suggestions, but there's a reason this stuff is known and grouped, I think they lack the piano-driven aspect of some early house, as well as the sonic overload of the early acid in favor of a more dark and minimal yet poppy feel.

Also, It's My Life by Da Posse.

my favorite track lately, that i dont often hear mentioned w/ other larry heard shit, is that "just another lonely day" by blakk society ... incredible song, apparently pretty rare/hard to find on vinyl sadly

don't know that one...will keep a lookout. I love his stuff so much.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDxUz2rmUHw&feature=related

i've been listening to jamie p pretty much non stop based on a rec you made a while ago dan. that's actually the sound that i've been searching for in alot of these early chicago house records. i posted in the jamie p thread a while back about some unreleased stuff of his on youtube, you may want to check it out.i tried listening to the later adonis stuff and i feel it lost alot of what i liked in those early records by him, too much screeching 303 for me.

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=21327&ev=rb

def check out the jamie principle demos on youtube, those rock harder than the released cuts, not that the official cuts are bad at all. but the demos have like two minute ambient intros and shit.

Anyone wanna mediafire a quick hip house top 10 trax zip?

@oscar
Virgo Four - Virgo: the best Chicago house album?

http://mygeneration60s.blogspot.com/2008/08/utah-saints-utah-saints-1993-uk-version.html

^ he he!

i wouldn't say that adonis and virgo four sound similar (adonis definitely sounds similar to virgo, but that's because he was in the group). if anything, virgo four sounds a lot like (and fulfills the promise of) those unreleased jamie principle demos. it's slower than a lot of house. it's almost completely electronic, spacy sounding instrumentation, with little or no samples. a lot of emphasis on melody.

here are the jamie principle tracks. be sure to check out baby wants to ride for the extended ambient intro!!!

bad boy: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPnRkkbt2Do
baby wants to ride: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fd7HZScp7dw
waiting on my angel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVYF-8Tfebs

call me whatever but i like these more than the released versions.

the ambient intro sounds like the beginning to Einstein on the Beach.

I love youtube these days, more then mp3 blogs, digging for vinyl, trading mixes, this is how I discover music!

youtube is probably the best musical resource around. now if they would just increase the audio quality, i'd be set!

I was just reading about how youtube just recently started running everything through some really nasty-heavy compression, fucking with the sound.

try recording something from it! the bitrate is like 32kbps.

I know fuckall about this genre but I've been youtubing wax master maurice and it's great. what other stuff should I be seeking? (all the links in this thread seem to be broken)

this is the best chicago house record ever made imho

http://www.discogs.com/M-E-Ride/release/4894

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1T9bIXo2iiI&fmt=18

a quick googling found another working link for that amazing daft punk essential mix- http://masalacism.blogspot.com/2007/03/daft-punk-essential-mix-1997.html

I like the more dark and brooding type of tracks.

Jesse Saunders--Funk You Up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKSfm0MWYt4

Master C&J--Face It
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuJTHuawmkI

Mark Imperial--The Love I Lost
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6exyKDbcGIs