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Updated: Sep 25, 2020

Price on Discogs: £3.00


The last year of the 20th Century danced off into the future with this slice of filth that blew my mind in 1999. All Isolée's records are worth checking. Like all the best producers, he just comes at it from a totally different angle and this beast on Luke Solomon and Derrick Carter's Classic label seemed to shuffle across a few scenes. Crunchy as fook it still bangs. Came with a few remixes that are also worth checking (the Freeform Five rub is particuarly tasty) but this edit just pips it for me, stringing the original out for a little longer. I'd forgotten all about it for a good 10 years or so until I was putting together this blog. Get involved, this goes for hardly anything and will still bend the kids heads.



 
 
 

Price of discogs: £1.84


Jesus H Corbett. This might be the maddest entry yet. Human's are known to take leave of their senses quite often but what in the name of all things holy is this record doing wallowing in it's sorrows on Discogs at this price? Almost a quarter of a century old and still sounds like the future we're not yet ready for. The mid-ninties are often cited as Carl Craig's purple patch but as well as churning out a peak time monster or two he didn't half deliver some fantastic left-of-centre downtempo journeys. His hook up with Talkin' Loud would bear so much golden fruit (do check his Innerzone Orchestra album) but his remix here of acid jazz /fusion band Incognito is a total classic. Works a treat in so many situations - early doors warm up, the wonky after party, the beach side sets, the dark room basements when the floor needs a 're-set' - you name it, you got it in abundance here. Even your nan will like this. Still to this day it bangs and I'm sticking my neck out here, I don't think it's ever been bettered. Snap this up immediately or be a true muggy bonehead.





 
 
 

Price on Discogs: £3.99


Serious fire out of Sheffield. Just nuts that this is rolling around on Discogs for under a fiver. Too deep for the straight up house heads? Who knows but it's downright criminal this seemed to slip under the radar of those who really should know better. Incredible house music that shuffles along nicely, just the way we like it on The Noodle Hotpot show. Oddly I've never heard a single soul play out. Madness. No dipping and skipping now, this one's a trip.






 
 
 
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