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re-read the interview and completely forgot about the luvdup twins. how did they managed to get away with sending in radom replacments. remember it was initially mark and adrian luvdup and they were warming up all over the north. However it was very hit and miss if you actually got them or had they sent colin and neil luvdup

    what was that Stress compliation from the mid 90’s? Was excellent and had a bunch of these key records. Also contained a great Brothers In Rhythm remix of Eurythymics Here comes the rain? Also had Daphne Change which is an absolute killer track

    Christian

    Sounds like they’d have made an unreal tag team wrestling set up in the wwf.

    Luvdup is another 90s blast from the past. Used to play lush and other places over here also.

      Christian Don’t remember it - sure a Club Culture from Stress was a bit earlier: Kathy Brown and Reefa! etc.
      Stress/DMC had a real real prog purple patch around 96 ish (?)

      alistair never heard of that one but has deserts moods and Palladian dawn which are ace

      Do any of you bedroom djs want to do a mid 90’s proggy house set for our general delectation?

        alistair Do any of you bedroom djs want to do a mid 90’s proggy house set for our general delectation?

        That would be novel.

          Talking mid 90’s prog, truly epic from the man like
          pure Up Yer Ronson Sasha

          Mad_Cyril Enlightening. Would love to hear the Temptations remix. Still used to play shite like Loveland and The Nightcrawlers though

          Think also double dropped ‘calm down’ on a fantasia house cd too.

          Does that make Chris & James handbag?

          8 days later

          -si- Luvdup is another 90s blast from the past. Used to play lush and other places over here also.

          In the mid-1990s there was a rave promoter in Toronto called Better Days UK that pushed a lot of epic house and progressive house sounds. LuvDup were huge with them and became a consistent booking with them, along with UKG Soundsystem. The main promoter from Better Days was a Manc ex-pat.

          Better Days UK are arguably the reason I got to hear Sasha, Digweed, etc in the early 1990s and learn about the emerging epic/progressive house sound coming from the UK that I love to this day.