From David Hampson Sent Sat, Sep 19th 1998, 17:54
From David Hampson Sent Sat, Sep 19th 1998, 17:54
<<I think you mean 'House Hallucinates: Pump Up the World' on A&M.>> Definitely not - the compilation is called "House Hallucinates: Pump Out London Volume One" (HSEA9002) though there may have been an international edition. It mixed a bunch of essential classic stuff with a lot of new stuff. Here's the listing: SIDE ONE (THE BEGINNING) 1. Sleezy D - I've Lost Control (Space Mix) 2. Phuture - Acid Tracks SIDE TWO (THE BEGINNING) 3. Jungle Wonz - Time Marches On (Vocal Mix) 4. William S. - I'll Never Let You Go (instr.) 5. Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jack The Bass SIDE THREE (THE FUTURE) 6. Maurice - This is Acid 7. Liddell Townsell - As Acid Turns 8. Jack Frost - Clap me SIDE FOUR (THE FUTURE) 9. Mr Lee - Pump Up London (Club Mix) 10. Liddell Townsell - The Groove 11. Phuture - Phuture Will Survive [this is actually "We Are Phuture"] If you're after classic acid tracks try finding Jack Trax volumes 3-5. Jam packed with jams. They also did a compilation called Acid House which had some good Armando stuff on it. Also, if you're in the UK wait until HMV has one of their sales - the dodgy sales only product they ship in has a few volumes of some CD versions of the House Sound of Chicago for about three quid. There's also some 4CD "Best of..." box sets for a tenner which have loads of classics on (quality is a little wanting) - there's one called Best of Acid and there's a few more. I've only got the hip hop one but it had T La Rock's "Its Yours" on it so it was worth every penny... A lot of classic Trax stuff has been re-released; try finding volumes one and two of "The House That Trax Built" and the 10" split singles; the remix 12"s are good but not classic. I think somebody has mentioned Flux Trax volume one. Derrick May's "Innovator" collection. Model 500 classics is now out of print but if you dig around and find a copy its an essential purchase. BABY DIDDY ___________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E at http://www.mdma.com