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  • Peace Division – Nite:Life 010

Smallman1 Blame your scissor sister Lee Burridge for playing it.

    i enjoyed peace division, bought loads of their records. thought they always made good mid set filler and transition tracks, not overly special, just good solid house music.

      There’s a Peace Division reissue label on BP if that’s your thing - some Low Pressings stuff, amongst other bits, that were previously unavailable.

      They had a two or so year run there where their remixes were purchase onsite without even hearing it first.

      TUNE

      Wasn’t a huge fan but their two Hooj remixes stood out. Roaches is great but so is Katcha Touched by God. Also liked the original “trance” mix

        nicksneddon completely forgot about that record, don’t think i owned it, but i should have. i think it’s time to go back and spend a quality afternoon listening to this stuff again.

          I appreciated the wit of them naming one of their tracks ‘On The Bandwagon’.

          Smallman1 What a dreadful track that is.

          Talk about dull.

          Smallman’s new year’s resolution clearly ‘keep talking out of my ring for another year’

          • Amps replied to this.

              Dan The sound of Fabric when it first opened. Reminds me of my first time@tyrant@fabric.

              Yes, and this, which I heard get a fair old rinsing but couldn’t remember the name of. Both Fabric classics…

                Actually it was 2002, but relatively early Fabric.

                • Dan replied to this.

                  bosstrabs For me the quintessential tune for that club is this, Dave.

                  • Heno replied to this.

                      The reason I would choose that Natural Rhythm track was I didn’t hear it anywhere but Fabric.

                      • Dan replied to this.

                        Club therapy, I think it’s called, is a cracking pd track.

                        Dan still love this tune, used to play it a lot

                          bosstrabs It’s very Terry Francis/Layo & Bushwacka sounding. I see your point.