1992 090512 More Tony Wilson (320kbps)

This Hacienda inspired mix is a continuation and a total afterthought of the other mix called "Tony Wilson".  I was watching some more youtube vidoes about Manchester when I heard tunes in the videos that I also had.  One documentary was called "Madchester" and it featured Sweet Exorcist "Test Four", D-Shake "Yaaah" which I wasn't even sure if I had so I went digging in my own crates.  I never cared for "Yaaah" but hearing it playing in the Hac made it feel more impressive.  There was a video from "The Hitman and Her" TV show which featured the big tune that started the whole UK 'Ardkore sound, Maurice "This is acid" followed by Todd Terry's "Check this Out".  I purposly didn't even use This is acid in the last one since I play it too much in my sets as it is.  I actually have more then five copies of this record myself though I've yet to find the original Trax pressing.  I finally got good use out of LTJ Bukem's Delitfol which has been collecting dust since I got it.  I had to use some 808 State and Altern8 as both played at the Hacienda.  Theres some nice footage of Altern8 from The Eclipse's The Edge video magazine on youtube which was wonderful to see.  The mix of N-JOI's Anthem and the amen loop from King of the Beats was a real afterthought as it was done in post as a digital mix (the rest of the mix is done the old fashioned way).  I always like to do something different for a last song in a mix if its something well known so there it is, Anthem with an amen.  The tune Anthem itself was a Hacienda classic as its listed in the tracklistings in Peter Hooks autobiography.  The bit at the end is from the Madchester documentary and I believe its the source for the sound in Hardcore Uproar, a tune which I don't have otherwise I would have added that in.  A Guy Called Gerald was featured in the Madchester documentary where he was actually in the US sitting in Derrick May's studio making that very version of Automatic used in this set!  I found my copy of that 12" at a record show where the guy running the booth actually used it as a "who cares" record as he used it as a sign for his wonderful chair, writing on it "do not sit here, this seat is taken".  It really goes to show you how under appreciated dance music is in the US, it never would have become anything more had it not been for those Mancunians. 

01). Awesome 3 "Hard Up (Uproar Mix)" (AM Records AMY 591) 1990
02). The Break Boys (Musto & Bones) "And The Break Goes On" (Fourth Floor Classics FFC-1) 1988
03). The Adventures of Stevie V. "Dirty Cash (Sold Out Mix)" (Polygram 875803-1AS) 1990
04). Inner City "Big Fun (Duane Bradley Mix)" (Virgin 0-96610) 1988
05). Inner City "Big Fun (Magic Juan Mix)" (Virgin 0-96610) 1988
06). 808 State "In Your Face (Mancunian Delight)" (Tommy Boy TB 959) 1990
07). Fallout (Musto & Lenny Dee) "The Morning After" (Fourth Floor Classics FFC-1) 1988
08). 808 State "Pacific" (CDR)
09). Flowmasters (Musto & Bones) "Energy Dawn - I Wanna See You Dance (Club Mix)" (XL Recordings XLEP-103A) 1989
10). KYZE "(Stomp): Move Jump Jack Your Body (Steeltow Mix)" (Warner Brothers 0-21339) 1989
11). Tricky Disco "Flyspray" (Warp Records WAP 11) 1991
12). Black Box "I Don't Know Anybody Else (Acapella)" (RCA 2735-1-RD) 1990
13). 808 State "Cubik" (Original non-sucky mix..  CDR)
14). Tricky Disco "House Fly" (Warp Records WAP 11) 1991
15). Forgemasters "Track With No Name" (WARP WAP 1) 1989
16). Sweet Exorcist "Test Four" (Relativity CD Compilation "Aural Ecstasy" 88561-1171-2) 1993
++). A Guy Called Gerald "Automanikk (Just 4U Gordon Mix)" (Columbia CAS 2125) 1990
17). A Guy Called Gerald "Automanikk (Derrick May The Force Be With You Mix)" (Columbia CAS 2125) 1990
18). LFO "LFO (Remix)" (Tommy Boy TB 994) 1991
19). Frankie Knuckles presents Satoshi Tomiie "Tears (David Morales Def Remix)" (FFRR 886665-1) 1989
20). Psychotropic "State of Mind" (O2 Records O2001)
21). LTJ Bukem "Delitefol" (WIZ BUK 01)
22). Maurice Joshua "This is Acid (K&T Mix)" (Vendetta Records 07016) 1988
23). Maurice Joshua "This is Acid (K&T Mix)" (Vendetta Records 07016) 1988
24). Hardhouse (Todd Terry) "Check This Out" (Easy Street EXS-7542-A) 1988
25). D-Shake "Yaaah (Freestyle Club Mix)" (Cooltempo COOLX 213) 1990
26). G.T.O. "Pure (Pure Energy)" (Go Bang! Records BANG 004) 1990
27). Altern-8 "Brutal-8-E (Version De La Wobble)" *Virgin YNR-12634) 1992
28). Nexus 21 (Altern-8) "Self Hypnosis" (Profile 12" Compilation "Techno Volume One" PRO-1420) 1991
29). Critical Rhythm featuring Angelique (Lenny Dee) "Fall into a Trance (Brooklyn Funk Essential Mix)" (Nu Groove NG 044B) 1990
30). N-JOI "Anthem" (Deconstruction 2775-1-RDAB) 1990 *never knew Mark Ryder produced this record till just now*
++). Mantronix "King of the beats"