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Printabletodd305 said: Great thread! I got into house music when I attended college in Chicago's northern suburbs -- I ended up staying in the area for several years after graduation.
A few tracks I don't believe has been mentioned here yet: Adeva - "Respect" Tina Moore - "Never Gonna Let You Go" (a little bit later in the game, but I think it counts) I got heavy into the DJ International artists too (Fast Eddie, Tyree Cooper) -- they have been mentioned in this thread already, but here are a few of Fast Eddie's most memorable tracks: "Acid Thunder" "Yo Yo Git Funky" "Most Wanted" "Get On Up" My favorite house track is probably "Break For Love", though I am also partial to Inner City/Kevin Saunderson (I have the Big Fun project on CD). FYI vainandy -- "The Percolator" was performed by Cajmere (I should know; I heard it almost incessantly during the time I was in Chicago). ya'll know that "jump ( chico) Slam was actually "Sagat" who did "Fuck dat" lol | |
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TheRealFiness said: How can ya'll forget Pieces of a dream and Givin it up By Incognito
Finess, I could never forget this group -- or this album! Positivity changed my life when it was released -- I still believe it is one of the best albums ever! If you're going to count those two tracks, you might as well include "Step Into My Life" as well. I was still living in the Chi-Town area when this came out -- did "Pieces of a Dream" get any airplay in NYC? Virtually the only track that was played off this album in Chicago was "Deep Waters" (which V103 played almost constantly -- good thing I love the song). | |
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todd305 said: TheRealFiness said: How can ya'll forget Pieces of a dream and Givin it up By Incognito
Finess, I could never forget this group -- or this album! Positivity changed my life when it was released -- I still believe it is one of the best albums ever! If you're going to count those two tracks, you might as well include "Step Into My Life" as well. I was still living in the Chi-Town area when this came out -- did "Pieces of a Dream" get any airplay in NYC? Virtually the only track that was played off this album in Chicago was "Deep Waters" (which V103 played almost constantly -- good thing I love the song). well shit Pieces of a dream was released solely as an import mixed by Roger Sanchez, very scarce 12'' now, i totally love incognito.. | |
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Tina Moore - "Never Gonna Let You Go" (a little bit later in the game, but I think it counts) My favorite house track is probably "Break For Love", though I am also partial to Inner City/Kevin Saunderson (I have the Big Fun project on CD). Break For Love by Raze has one of the best beats, I love that song equally as much as Good Life by Inner City. I can't believe someone else in the universe knows who Tina Moore is. I have all three of her CD's and she is a great artist. Tina's debut is the best in my opinion (Never Gonna Let You Go) is on there. I never considered it house music...maybe you're speaking of the Artful Dodger remix, that version is more on the house side. The version on her album is a mid tempo R&B track. [This message was edited Sat Aug 28 14:36:02 2004 by aikam] Ohhh you keep saying stay the niiiiiiiiight
Just let me rock you 'til the morning liiiiiiight It's cold outside And much too late to driiiiiiiive You know I need you baby I'm so lost without your love Mariah Carey - Stay The Night  | |
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aikam said: Tina Moore - "Never Gonna Let You Go" (a little bit later in the game, but I think it counts) My favorite house track is probably "Break For Love", though I am also partial to Inner City/Kevin Saunderson (I have the Big Fun project on CD). Break For Love by Raze has one of the best beats, I love that song equally as much as Good Life by Inner City. I can't believe someone else in the universe knows who Tina Moore is. I have all three of her CD's and she is a great artist. Tina's debut is the best in my opinion (Never Gonna Let You Go) is on there. I never considered it house music...maybe you're speaking of the Artful Dodger remix, that version is more on the house side. The version on her album is a mid tempo R&B track. [This message was edited Sat Aug 28 14:36:02 2004 by aikam] Yeah -- I was speaking of the "Never Gonna Let You Go" remix, which was kind of popular for a while. I liked the album version a lot; I bought the cassette single when it came out. Since it was produced by local Chicago club/house producers, I got to hear that song a lot. Unfortunately, I never heard anything else from her. I didn't even know she had done more than one album. | |
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TheRealFiness said: todd305 said: Finess, I could never forget this group -- or this album! Positivity changed my life when it was released -- I still believe it is one of the best albums ever! If you're going to count those two tracks, you might as well include "Step Into My Life" as well. I was still living in the Chi-Town area when this came out -- did "Pieces of a Dream" get any airplay in NYC? Virtually the only track that was played off this album in Chicago was "Deep Waters" (which V103 played almost constantly -- good thing I love the song). well shit Pieces of a dream was released solely as an import mixed by Roger Sanchez, very scarce 12'' now, i totally love incognito.. Cool stuff man! I'm familiar with the album version of the track, but I haven't had the chance to hear this remix. I'm a big fan of Incognito as well. | |
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"Shut Up" --who did this one? I SAID SHUT UP! Up, up, up....
Oh, and this thread is making me crave house music all night long!  I just listened to Kraze's "Party." 
Oh my God! Look at the guy w/the green hair! Ethel, let's get out of here! 
(Listening to "That's the Way Love Is" now.) Forgot Ce Ce Rogers' "Someday." [This message was edited Sat Aug 28 15:37:11 2004 by UptownDeb] | |
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UptownDeb said: "Shut Up" --who did this one? I SAID SHUT UP! Up, up, up....
Oh, and this thread is making me crave house music all night long! I just listened to Kraze's "Party."
Oh my God! Look at the guy w/the green hair! Ethel, let's get out of here!
(Listening to "That's the Way Love Is" now.) Forgot Ce Ce Rogers' "Someday."
[This message was edited Sat Aug 28 15:37:11 2004 by UptownDeb] Shut up was done by MOONFOU and was on ATA records  | |
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PurpleCharm said: meltwithu said: yo..where were u partying in Bmore? at the Paradox? or was Fantasy's still open then? I remember the Paradox, which was the spot to go back then, but I never went there. My memory horrible, but I remember going to a club on North Ave. The name escapes me. hmmm..could be O'dells or Choices you look better on your facebook page than you do in person  | |
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meltwithu said: PurpleCharm said: I remember the Paradox, which was the spot to go back then, but I never went there. My memory horrible, but I remember going to a club on North Ave. The name escapes me. hmmm..could be O'dells or Choices  O'dells...I think that's the one.  | |
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PurpleCharm said: meltwithu said: hmmm..could be O'dells or Choices O'dells...I think that's the one. "O'dells...you'll know if you belong"...that was the catch phrase you look better on your facebook page than you do in person | |
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TheRealFiness said: sosgemini said: why do i always spell her name wrong? thats my girl...havent seen her i ages though...she had a huge hit early last year...cant remember the title at the moment...I thought Trouble was Joi and Barbara Tucker..no? i feel like i am missing one diva....ULTRA NATE!! my brain will wake up sooner or later.. u remember that record by Ultra Nate called 10,000 screaming faggots? OMG i love that record OMG! I haven't thought of that songs in YEARS!!! Now I need to hear it again! |
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CarrieMpls said: TheRealFiness said: u remember that record by Ultra Nate called 10,000 screaming faggots? OMG i love that record OMG! I haven't thought of that songs in YEARS!!! Now I need to hear it again! i can rip it from my vinyl if u want? | |
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Has anyone mentioned "A Day In The Life" by Todd Terry?
The "Best Of House Music" 5CD boxset on Profile records is well worth getting if you can find it (long out of print). Almost every song on the first three discs is mentioned here! | |
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sextonseven said: Has anyone mentioned "A Day In The Life" by Todd Terry?
The "Best Of House Music" 5CD boxset on Profile records is well worth getting if you can find it (long out of print). Almost every song on the first three discs is mentioned here! have all 5 voulmes on vinyl | |
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I saw Ultra Nate in columbus several years back at Pride. She showed up on stage like 4 hours late, then was charging like another 50 bucks a head for a meet and greet. The crowd was less than thrilled when she finally took the stage. She tried to strike up some conversation with the crowd before she performed and noone was replying. Then she exclaimed "ya'll are LATE!". If you've never seen a mob of drunk angry homo's go off on someone... Her set was decent though.
I'm suprised noone mentioned Joey Beltram's mix of "Dominator" Actyally to be honest, the mid to late 90's were a great time for House IMO. Club 69's first two albums were incredible. Remember the series of Blondie remix maxi-singles that came out along with Remixed/Remade/Remodeled? How about Insomnia, Fired Up, Donna Summers version of I Will Go With You, Body, Spin Spin Sugar, Deborah Cox, Whitney Houston remixes, If Madonna Calls, Drama, and that great cover of Kiss You All Over, sigh... I know, they were overplayed, but some cool shit. BTW, the very first time I heard Ray Of Light play at The Grid it blew me away, everyone went nuts. Suzanne Palmer, who performed on alot of Club69 tracks, sang at the Interbelt back in like 98. She was incredible. Looked hot as ever and her voice was booming and amazing, but the crowd was all disgruntled cuz they wanted to hear Drama... | |
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Tom said: I saw Ultra Nate in columbus several years back at Pride. She showed up on stage like 4 hours late, then was charging like another 50 bucks a head for a meet and greet. The crowd was less than thrilled when she finally took the stage. She tried to strike up some conversation with the crowd before she performed and noone was replying. Then she exclaimed "ya'll are LATE!". If you've never seen a mob of drunk angry homo's go off on someone... Her set was decent though.
I'm suprised noone mentioned Joey Beltram's mix of "Dominator" Actyally to be honest, the mid to late 90's were a great time for House IMO. Club 69's first two albums were incredible. Remember the series of Blondie remix maxi-singles that came out along with Remixed/Remade/Remodeled? How about Insomnia, Fired Up, Donna Summers version of I Will Go With You, Body, Spin Spin Sugar, Deborah Cox, Whitney Houston remixes, If Madonna Calls, Drama, and that great cover of Kiss You All Over, sigh... I know, they were overplayed, but some cool shit. BTW, the very first time I heard Ray Of Light play at The Grid it blew me away, everyone went nuts. Suzanne Palmer, who performed on alot of Club69 tracks, sang at the Interbelt back in like 98. She was incredible. Looked hot as ever and her voice was booming and amazing, but the crowd was all disgruntled cuz they wanted to hear Drama... do you remember that Tired ass queen Roxy??? she did alot of tracks on tribal "Love to do it... accident..." and a few others... | |
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TheRealFiness said: do you remember that Tired ass queen Roxy??? she did alot of tracks on tribal "Love to do it... accident..." and a few others... Wait, as in "on the table, call me mabel... Love to do it"??? Damn! this is taking me back. See, I always went out dancing but I wasn't much of a music collector. So I remember all these songs but wouldn't have the slightest idea who created them or where to find them these days. See, that's why there should just be a late 80's/early 90's house retro night somewhere. |
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CarrieMpls said: See, that's why there should just be a late 80's/early 90's house retro night somewhere. Funny you should say that. As I was logging on, I was also reading an article I saved from the NY Times a couple of weeks ago. It's about how Coney Island's boardwalk turns into an "old school dance party" every Saturday evening in the summer. The D.J. doesn't like hip-hop so he only spins house and old school funk and disco. Sounds like my kind of party!  | |
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UptownDeb said: CarrieMpls said: See, that's why there should just be a late 80's/early 90's house retro night somewhere. Funny you should say that. As I was logging on, I was also reading an article I saved from the NY Times a couple of weeks ago. It's about how Coney Island's boardwalk turns into an "old school dance party" every Saturday evening in the summer. The D.J. doesn't like hip-hop so he only spins house and old school funk and disco. Sounds like my kind of party! That would be awesome!
But I was hoping for one in Mpls. If you hear of any, let me know. |
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CarrieMpls said: TheRealFiness said: do you remember that Tired ass queen Roxy??? she did alot of tracks on tribal "Love to do it... accident..." and a few others... Wait, as in "on the table, call me mabel... Love to do it"??? Damn! this is taking me back. See, I always went out dancing but I wasn't much of a music collector. So I remember all these songs but wouldn't have the slightest idea who created them or where to find them these days. See, that's why there should just be a late 80's/early 90's house retro night somewhere. lol thats her tired ass... i can rip that too | |
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TheRealFiness said: CarrieMpls said: Wait, as in "on the table, call me mabel... Love to do it"??? Damn! this is taking me back. See, I always went out dancing but I wasn't much of a music collector. So I remember all these songs but wouldn't have the slightest idea who created them or where to find them these days. See, that's why there should just be a late 80's/early 90's house retro night somewhere. lol thats her tired ass... i can rip that too http://www.newpowerclique...ngFagz.mp3 i hope this works [Edited 8/29/04 16:17pm] there it is 10,000 screaming Faggots... from my test Pressing on Strictly Rhythm [Edited 8/29/04 16:18pm] | |
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TheRealFiness said: Tom said: I saw Ultra Nate in columbus several years back at Pride. She showed up on stage like 4 hours late, then was charging like another 50 bucks a head for a meet and greet. The crowd was less than thrilled when she finally took the stage. She tried to strike up some conversation with the crowd before she performed and noone was replying. Then she exclaimed "ya'll are LATE!". If you've never seen a mob of drunk angry homo's go off on someone... Her set was decent though.
I'm suprised noone mentioned Joey Beltram's mix of "Dominator" Actyally to be honest, the mid to late 90's were a great time for House IMO. Club 69's first two albums were incredible. Remember the series of Blondie remix maxi-singles that came out along with Remixed/Remade/Remodeled? How about Insomnia, Fired Up, Donna Summers version of I Will Go With You, Body, Spin Spin Sugar, Deborah Cox, Whitney Houston remixes, If Madonna Calls, Drama, and that great cover of Kiss You All Over, sigh... I know, they were overplayed, but some cool shit. BTW, the very first time I heard Ray Of Light play at The Grid it blew me away, everyone went nuts. Suzanne Palmer, who performed on alot of Club69 tracks, sang at the Interbelt back in like 98. She was incredible. Looked hot as ever and her voice was booming and amazing, but the crowd was all disgruntled cuz they wanted to hear Drama... do you remember that Tired ass queen Roxy??? she did alot of tracks on tribal "Love to do it... accident..." and a few others... LOL yes, and I also remember Celeda... | |
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tales of Taboo by Karen Finley | |
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TheRealFiness said: tales of Taboo by Karen Finley
vibrate yeah yeah vibrate....now u digging in some olllld shit you look better on your facebook page than you do in person | |
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UptownDeb said:[quote] meltwithu said: Byron Stingly of Ten City (That's the Way Love is, Devotion, My Piece of Heaven)
Loved Ten City!
"Lord" Bryon was the man! 
Damn! How did I NOT include him in that favorite "Male falsettoes" thread? 
[This message was edited Fri Aug 27 11:29:49 2004 by UptownDeb] NO DOUBT!!! Ten City MUST be mentioned. Don't forget Ultra Nate's "Rejoicing". Visit www.deephousepage.com for some classic mixes. I will do today what you won't, so tomorrow I can do what you can't. | |
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