ukg The Greatest 'Overlooked' Uk Garage Tracks

[The Somalian]

POS have not heard this in years FACK

[The Somalian]

my 10 dvd's of garage came in the post fack!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Somalian]

quality is alright sound like they are all ripped from vinyl not great quality 192 bit rate

 

over 5500 tracks worth the £15 

[Greens]

Think thats the same 1 I copped a couple years back. Real mixed bag some are vinyl rips and some are like from pure garage mix cds and shit. I gave up going through them.

[Kuffir]

not garage but on the subject of tape pack kinda things ordering these for myself for christmas

 

edit: whoops here we go

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Traxbox-Records-First-Complete-Releases/dp/B00BLXKGYA/ref=pd_ybh_5

Trax Records is probably the most important House music label of all time. Created in Chicago in 1985, the independent imprint quickly became the go-to company for anyone who was making House music in Chicago from 1984 onwards. • The label was renowned for its almost punk ethic of simply getting the releases out fast and furiously without much in the way of obvious design values or quality control. Their releases were generally pressed on recycled vinyl and housed in recycled card sleeves – in fact, it was not unusual to open the record and see bits of paper pressed into the vinyl and old printing on the inside of the sleeves! However, the operation perfectly suited the ethos of the music, the majority of which was often made on 4 track machines in numerous bedrooms before being tested at Chicago’s two main House clubs – Music Box via Ron Hardy and the Warehouse, where the legendary Frankie Knuckles ruled the decks. If the bedroom tape got the thumbs up from Ron and Frankie, then usually the aspiring producers would turn up at Trax the next morning and beg to get their productions on vinyl. The deals were probably not great but the lure of holding your own record seemed to override all other considerations. And thus dozens of new careers were hatched. • Traxbox is the most important retrospective analysis of Trax Records since the label began. There have been many Trax related compilations in the past, but nothing that even remotely approaches the sheer scale and comprehensive sweep of Traxbox. • Traxbox presents the first 75 Trax Record 12” releases in their entirety from TX101 to TX179 (4 numbers were never used) – both the A & B sides including ALL the mixes used from Trax TX101 Le Noiz in 1985 to Trax TX179 J.R.’s House Co in 1989 all housed in a beautiful heavyweight 16 x CD purpose-designed wallet together with a 100 page booklet all enshrouded within specially commissioned new artwork from cult artist Aidan Hughes. • All 75 12” releases have been extensively re-mastered and, in some cases, completely re-built in order to get all the original tracks to a decent degree of quality for the first time ever. Each individual 12” has been painstakingly re-mastered by experts, with all the original vinyl copies scrupulously supplied by renowned 12” collector and House music historian, Johnathan Woodliffe, for mastering comparison purposes and, in some cases, to supply the missing links in the Trax catalogue. • Bill Brewster – author of “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life” and co-founder of the world’s foremost DJ forum, DJ History has supplied a comprehensive history of the label and specific write-ups on each individual 12” all of which has been combined with lots of rare scans, photos and archive material from this incredibly influential era. • Forget everything else. Traxbox is the ONLY way to own this revolutionary period of dance music history.

 

and

 

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Acid-Rain-Definitive-Original-1985-1991/dp/B00AR1VTYI/ref=pd_ybh_6

 

so much music for about £70

[The King]

Acid house. Man I wish I was around for that era.

[Jefferson]

Garage Day on Rinse.FM  http://rinse.fm/

 

Totally forgot about this..

 

Horsepower (benny ill) on atm

 

podcasts should be up later tonight or tomorrow hopefully

[The Somalian]

no dj just 4 months worth of uk garage tracks on this stream

 

http://188.138.9.228:8000/listen.pls?sid=1

[Fresh]

 

 

 

FUCK OFF PLEASE

[Fresh]

 

If I dropped these lot out the lights are coming on and everyones going home.

[ag.]

 

 

 

f*ck OFF PLEASE

nice n ripe >>>

came across grant nelson on a ben ufo mix couple years ago

when the vocal on together comes in>>>

AHHH GAAAT MASELLLF TUGETHERRRR

[ag.]

ahhhh that tonite tracks noooice

[ag.]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=QVan0uS7Aks

I fucking love this song

[Fresh]

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=QVan0uS7Aks

I fucking love this song

Oh shit big tune.

I used to rinse this version, wrote my first lyrics to it   

 

 

[shower]

Banger

[Posted August 22, 2014]

 

FUCK OFF PLEASE

 zang

[Posted August 22, 2014]

this is my favourite thread on vip2

[Sleepz]

 

Apologies if its already been upped

[Posted September 12, 2014]

Just ID3 tagging 4000 UKG mp3s, gonna have to do a set soon

[The King]

faze i will pay for them on a usb once tagged