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Phil-McRackin Atomic Jam was in Birmingham….Q Club was a converted church
This was defo in Londinium! I went the que club many times.
Favorite Track to Track Transitions
Some poor housekeeping from Zee boy Zee, my ‘pro Jeff’ post didn’t even get an upvote.
mono-stereo Archetypal “Prog Shithead”
Has been personally berated by Sasha.
Unaware of Steve Lawler’s height impediment.
Uses the word “programming” to describe a set.
Rates James Lavelle.
2/3s of record collection is from Hooj
mono-stereo Uses the word “programming” to describe a set.
Nailed on
What a load of pretentious nonsense. You’re killing your own thread
Incredible.
Lol!
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zackster however this is absolutely something wrong with it being anyone’s favorite record label
Errr, there really isn’t. Especially from 1996-2001; what other record label had as many hits in that era?!
Marmion - Schöneberg
Energy 52 - Cafe del Mar
LSG - Netherworld
Lustral - Everytime
Viper - The Twister
Three Drives - Greece 2000
Medway - Resurrection EP
Paragliders - Change Me
CM - Dream Universe
Jark Prongo - Movin Thru Your System
Tilt - I Dream
Salt Tank - Dimension
LSG - Shecan
Katcha - Touched By God
Stage One - Space Manoeuvres
Medway - Baseline Track
Cygnus X - The Orange Theme
Trancesetters - Roaches
LSG - I’m Not Existing
Pete Lazonby - Sacred Cycles
Halo Varga - Future
Medway - Release
KC Flight vs Funky Junction - Voices
Circulation - Turqoise
Absurd.
Some would argue that most of them were hits on other labels which Hooj signed and put out with new remixes. My Dad’s mate ran the label along with City Rockers so I’m a big fan.
Dan Some would argue that most of them were hits on other labels which Hooj signed and put out with new remixes.
In some cases, sure, but I don’t think that means too much. There’s nothing wrong with them boosting the reach of certain tracks. And often the remixes on Hooj ended up being the best sounding versions.
No googling….what was the first Hooj tunes release.
