Deep Dish

rhouses

bosstrabs

Peak Deep Dish (Rhouses probably loved it):

rhouses

bosstrabs Got kicked out of Arc in New York for running to a corner of the dance floor and taking a massive bump because Sharam took over the decks from Dubfire. Could never get behind Sharam.

alistair

rhouses pump?

Homegrove

jonattonyeah Breezer was on Toronto, not Moscow. 🤓

First CD of Toronto is actually decent, the second one is shocking. Dug out the Afterparty-mixes lately, and they’re actually great. Even Sharam’s.

vinnyt77

Old-Dutch I was at that! Went to a bunch of Elements nights… Did ya catch Shem play there with a broken arm?!?

Old-Dutch

vinnyt77

Ah no, missed that one.

rhouses

alistair

Millsy

Dump? God you’re disgusting

rhouses

lol

bosstrabs

Rhouses, did you ever happen to go to Sankeys and use the bogs?

I mean like every weekend from 1995 until it closed?

rhouses

bosstrabs Nope. I was listening Cypress Hill, Snoop Dogg and Rage Against The Machine in 95. And I left England in 96.

vinnyt77

Old-Dutch Music was amazing. But as someone who was learning to DJ at the time, was incredible to watch him mix seamlessly with one hand… 🤯

hugopal

The only one of their GU discs which was alright was Disc 1 of Moscow (skipping the Dido if you must).

bosstrabs

hugopal The only one of their GU discs which was alright was Disc 1 of Moscow (skipping the Dido if you must).

Nah, that was an absolute shocker. Hideous vocal tracks everywhere. Any good track immediately followed by some absolute unlistenable shite, so you could never listen to even a 3-track sequence.

The Toronto Afterhours mixes were their only acceptable output for GU.

Smallman1

bosstrabs The Toronto Afterhours mixes were their only acceptable output for GU.

Always loved this off the Sharam effort -

hugopal

bosstrabs The Toronto Afterhours mixes were their only acceptable output for GU.

I’d never actually checked these out before. Just given them a whirl now.

I’m not really sure what’s meant to be “after hours” about them, both seem fairly run-of-the-mill GU-type discs.

I slightly prefer Sharam’s, but both are distinctly average. I guess that is still an improvement over their main Toronto discs though.

As an aside - it’s a bit strange that Dubfire’s mix has St Etienne ‘Cool Kids of Death’ (Underworld Mix) on it, as per disc 2 of Tenaglia Athens. I’m surprised GU let that slide.

Are there any other instances of the exact same track appearing in two different GU albums?!

rhouses

Weren’t deep dish the ones who remixed the “Nobody Listens To Techno” line from Eminem on loop, over a ridiculous (in a good way) techno beat. This was around 2002? Remember Diggers and Danny Howells playing it. Monster track.

Also, just saw Moscow’s tracklist, all of us were reaching for the lazers when the vocal on Rapture drops.

Old-Dutch

rhouses Weren’t deep dish the ones who remixed the “Nobody Listens To Techno” line from Eminem on loop, over a ridiculous (in a good way) techno beat. This was around 2002

Think it was them with Danny Howells

Heno

Smallman1 love that track

gcw

Smallman1 I played this recently at a party I played at, sadly it cleared the floor!

Homegrove

Old-Dutch it was DDD - Techno. Deep Dish and Danny Howells yes. It came out on a white label in 2003 or so, I have it, excellent quality too, so must’ve been put out by them cheekily. Lots of people hated it, but I actually still love it.

Hursty

Isn’t one half responsible for the monster remix of System 7 - Spacebird that only Digweed seems to have a copy of?

Dan

Hursty #vortex

Amps

Hursty Link?

Hursty

Dan

Absolute monster

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