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  • Tyrant @ The Prince Bonaparte 1/9/1999

baggers44 Was that the same Oliver who was resident at Lawler’s Harlem?

      vinnyt77 Nice bloke tbf…..put me on to some corkers.

      Gave me a promo of this

        vinnyt77 He produced with a mate of his under the name “Menace” - tribally sort of stuff which was his thing for a while - i think they did a remix of the Bagiuo Track for renaissance (somewhere in the dense forest of vinyl upstairs!)

            …think Discogs is incorrect here, pretty sure baggers is right, Menace was Ollie (and another)

            Unbroken1 he sold me loads of those - mostly on Plastica - not great if i am honest ! -

              Dan …yeah, that was a nice track, had forgotten they released it, I have an import version I think.

              They were super-generous with the promos… but not sure any of them made the cut when I sold off a lot of vinyl.

              They rereleased a few bits of Euro stuff, Francesco Farfa and Chab, and Eagles Prey ’Tonto’s Drum’… not often with particularly strong remixes iirc. The only release I ever remember getting wide-ish play was Slacker’s mix of Clarkness (which wasn’t one of their best remixes either tbh).

              • Dan replied to this.

                  The Compass Error remixes were superb

                    Dan that’s a coincidence: i found those yesterday! Hisham’s GPS Break Remix ! - bit odd. The Tarentella Redanka ones are really good.

                      Tarentella Redanka!

                      When Smalls waffles on about Prog…this is kitchen sink prog.

                      …anyone listen to Sasha’s segment of that Sancho Panza/Carnival mix posted above?

                      • Dan replied to this.

                        Dan …yeah, was just thinking it was quite a year for ‘big’ tracks, Mercury & Solace, My Lexicon etc.

                        Seem to recall him playing the same stage possibly the year before… similar set, started with 20mins’ish of breaks before breaking out the prog. Remember hearing Koglin’s '‘The Silence’ etc.