That's right: 1 post, 3 sets ... and since it doesn't always have to be Fuse-recordings here's an old love of mine: At The Villa. A legendary Belgian club famous for its music, dj's, label and above all its people. Expect a nice mixture of house, trance and techno in a nye-set + 2 live-sets (lots of cheering, whistling and clapping!). The live-sets are amonst my all-time-favourites ;)
Set 2 was recorded in Antwerp at the legendary Café d'Anvers in October 1992. The sound is more clubby/housy, after all this is the city where the Wonka-label was founded. I don't have an exact date, or the name of the dj (must be one of the residents at that time: Koenie? Steve Cop? ...) but it's defenitely worth checking out (and the tapequality seems very ok).
Set 3 is a 90 minute-mix recorded in a small local club called Chéops (closed down after a police raid if i remember well). It sets of rather calm in a true sunday-afternoon style, but after about 10 minutes in come the classics. The recording was dated 1991.
Extra set: while i was at it, i also did a new upload on the At The Villa post from some time ago, it's a dj-set by residents Marko & Johan, recorded in 1994 (nice thing about this set is that you actually here the crowd go mentall on the background ... and then there's the music)
Does anyone remember radio Galaxie? Does anyone remember At The Villa?
The first one still exists, second one ... unfortunately it doesn't.
During the 90's this radio station did some "live" broadcasts on the club in their "Church" period (for full story, check legendaryclubs).
Follow the link underneath to a 1994 recording, mixed by Marko and Johan, resident dj's at this club (yes, in the early 90's resident dj's made the club, nowadays guest-dj's often do). As mentioned this is a "live" recording, this means you can actually hear the crowd going wild and somehow experience the atmosphere.
The "Galaxie" people were kind enough not to disturb the recording with annoying jingles, thanks for that one.
That's right: 1 post, 3 sets ... and since it doesn't always have to be Fuse-recordings here's an old love of mine: At The Villa.