Ambient House

I followed Brian Eno down the ambient rabbit hole back when Music For Airports came out, then kept following it through the EG and Obscure catalogs for years. When house producers started going that direction it felt like two things I already loved finding each other. When Ricki started talking about clouds I was done. That is probably why I ended up caring about this whole pick series and the rest of the house stuff at all.

Ambient House

01 The Orb - Little Fluffy Clouds

02 Global Communication - 1431

03 Leftfield - Melt (Remastered)

04 The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea  (Original 12' Version)

05 Aphex Twin - Xtal

06 808 State - Pacific State

07 Spacetime Continuum With Terence McKenna - Archaic Revival

08 Orbital - Belfast

09 Ultramarine - Hymn

Tech House

There is a school of thought that says you should be ready before you fire, and aim before that. I spent years not subscribing to it, which is how this whole house cleaning thing happened. You fire, you see where it lands, and that is how aim gets refined. This pick is in the same spirit. It went in the folder, it got pulled back out, some things got moved, and now it is what it is. The tech robot on the cover looks like he's figuring it out too.

Tech House

01 Oxia - Domino

02 Camelphat & Elderbrook - Cola (Club Mix)

03 Mark Knight & Funkagenda - Man With The Red Face (Original Club Mix)

04 DJ Polinate - Ready, Fire, Aim

05 Patrick Topping - Forget (Original Mix)

06 Fisher - Losing It

07 Shiba San - Okay (Original Mix)

08 Dubfire - Roadkill (Original Club Mix)

09 Green Velvet - Bigger Than Prince (Hot Since 82 Remix)

10 M.A.N.D.Y. Vs. Booka Shade - Body Language (Original Mix)

11 Azari & III - Hungry For The Power (Jamie Jones Ridge Street Remix)

Dave Alvin family

Most people have no idea that I am originally from Los Angeles, California. Although I did not know Dave Alvin or his brother or any of these associated bands in this pick from encounters in that area, it's hard to not cheer for that whole scene. I had a couple of times when I got to meet Dave Alvin (none in Southern California.) I did get to drink moonshine with him and a couple of the guys from X in Austin. That was probably the most fun, The other times were interviews. Anyway, this is not all of his projects and side projects, but it's a good sampling. And it does get the bulk of his most popular songs, if not always the version that was the most well known. It gives you something to search for. I put this in my Rockabilly section at home, but it's that and Roots and Americana all at once.

Dave Alvin family

01 Dave Alvin & The Guilty Women - California's Burning

02 Dave Alvin - King Of California

03 Dave Alvin & Peter Case - Monday Morning Blues

04 Dave Alvin & Jimmie Dale Gilmore - Downey To Lubbock

05 Dave Alvin - Harlan County Line

06 Canned Heat with Dave Alvin - Blind Owl

07 Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin - All By Myself

08 Dave Alvin & Phil Alvin - World's In A Bad Condition

09 The Third Mind - Journey In Satchidananda

10 The Blasters - Dark Night

11 Knitters - The Call Of The Wreckin Ball

12 The Blasters - I'm Shakin'

13 Dave Alvin & The Guilty Women - Marie Marie

14 X - 4th Of July

15 The Blasters - So Long Baby Goodbye

16 Dave Alvin & The Guilty Men - Out In California

17 Los Lobos featuring Dave Alvin - Somewhere In Time

18 The Pleasure Barons - Take A Letter Maria

19 The Blasters - American Music

What's The Connection? Holy 2

The word sounds different depending on who's singing it, and this volume has more range than it probably should. Rock, funk, art-pop, doom metal, and a Japanese all-female shred band all checked in, and the Connection holds up better than you'd expect from a word that's been claimed by everyone from the devout to the profane. The first holy one set a low bar, so this one had nowhere to go but up. It must be late or early, because I hate what I wrote here. Hopefully the music is better than what I came up with here.

What's The Connection? Holy 2

21 Bad Company - Holy Water

22 Scorpions - Unholy Alliance

23 David Axelrod - Holy Thursday

24 Dio - Holy Diver

25 Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper - His Holy Modal Majesty

26 Tom Tom Club - Holy Water

27 Amy Winehouse - Some Unholy War

28 Headswim - Holy Ghost

29 Kiss - Unholy

30 Madonna - Holy Water

31 Prince - The Holy River

32 Sam Smith & Kim Petras - Unholy

33 Death In June - Holy Water

34 Ian Gillan & Tony Iommi - Holy Water

35 Lovebites - Holy War

Almost Gosple 2

Gospel's a wide tent and this one parks right at the edge of it. Some of these artists would probably argue they don't belong here, but they do. There's enough choir, enough conviction, and enough of that feeling you can't quite name to hold it all together. I had fun with this pick. I was looking around for a specific feel and sound that is almost gospel. Well, some of it probably is. If I thought it might fit in a tent with Debra Winger and Steve Martin, it was probably okay. If you know, you know. Faith optional, good ears required. Happy Birthday Mom.

Almost Gosple 2

19 Michael Jackson - Will You Be There

20 U2 featuring New Voices of Freedom - I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

21 Dottie Peoples & The Peoples Choice Chorale - He's An On Time God

22 Sounds Of Blackness - Hold On (Change Is Comin')

23 Fred Hammond - No Weapon

24 Hezekiah Walker - Grateful

25 Kirk Franklin - Brighter Day

26 Ai Factory Song - Many Men

27 Lamp House - Because I Got High 

28 Replayd Music - Words I Saved For You

29 BeBe & CeCe Winans - Addictive Love

30 Lauren Daigle - You Say

31 Tobymac - Feel It

32 Marc Cohn - Walking In Memphis

33 Solomon Ray - Goodbye Temptation

34 Travis Greene - Intentional

What's The Connection? Flowers 1

The old house had rose bushes out front that people would lean over the fence and just take. Ask first and fine, but just grab them and three dogs get sent out. They sounded dangerous. But boxers are just wiggle butts in reality. Anyway, help yourself to these flowers. No fence, no dogs. My mother's birthday is tomorrow, and there is no real Connection between stolen roses and barking boxers and me, except she loved all three and I thought of her the moment I started typing.

What's The Connection? Flowers 1

01 Fishbone - Black Flowers

02 Big Daddy - You Don't Bring Me Flowers

03 Chris Isaak - Black Flowers

04 Tom Petty - Wildflowers

05 Earth, Wind & Fire - Where Have All The Flowers Gone

06 Shriekback - Faded Flowers

07 Miley Cyrus - Flowers

08 Plasticland - Wallflowers

09 Chocolate Watch Band - Flowers

10 Budgie - Flowers In The Attic

11 The Cure - A Chain Of Flowers

12 Talking Heads - (Nothing But) Flowers

13 Brad Paisley - Flowers

14 Knitters - Give Me My Flowers

15 Rolling Stones - Dead Flowers

16 Prince - Elephants & Flowers

17 The Move - Flowers In The Rain

18 Red Hot Chili Peppers - Feasting On The Flowers

19 Echo & The Bunnymen - Flowers

20 Drivin' N' Cryin' - Count The Flowers

What's The Connection? Operator

Good luck explaining the cover to anyone under forty. Human telephone operators are basically gone, and the kind who could work a room and talk a stranger into a drink are not far behind. Even operators in the picking up people in bars sense are not really a thing anymore, are they? The Connection we make nowadays is probably by text or swiping one direction or another. I am not out there, so I have no idea which direction. Maybe you can tell me. Nobody gets put on hold anymore? They're just ghosted?

What's The Connection? Operator

01 The The - Helpline Operator

02 Bryan Ferry - All Night Operator

03 The White Stripes - Hello Operator

04 Bleep - The Operator

05 Tony & Tyrone - Please Operator

06 Was (Not Was) - Hello Operator

07 Stan Ridgway - Operator Help Me

08 Sade - Smooth Operator

09 Grateful Dead - Operator

10 Mikey Dread - Operator's Choice

11 Buzzcocks - Operator's Manual

12 Talking Heads - Dream Operator

13 Midnight Star - Operator

14 Pete Shelley - Telephone Operator

15 Mary Wells - Operator

16 Jim Croce - Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)

17 Real McCoy - Operator

18 Manhattan Transfer - Operator

19 Buckethead - Stun Operator

20 Keith Hampshire - Big Time Operator

21 Zoot Money's Big Roll Band - Big Time Operator

Meat Loaf | Original Sin

Like yesterday this pick is imagining Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman actually made an album called Original Sin. In reality Steinman made it with a band he made that he called Pandora's Box. It was a decent album with a bunch of good songs. Several songs that Meat did later for his other albums. I left a couple of instrumentals and spoken word stuff that no one else did as Pandora's Box. There were a couple of covers, I put versions in that liked better. I remixed one of the covers. And Back To Hell. I put a couple of extra tracks in as a surprise and the ones I messed with in case you want the originals instead. You'll see. One extra track was the B-Side of a 12" (16 minutes long). Not for every day, but fun to listen to every now and then. I redid the cover. It's more in between styles of the original and what I imagine Meat Loaf would have used (Bat Out Of Hell influences).

Meat Loaf - Original Sin

01 Pandora's Box - The Invocation

02 Meat Loaf - Original Sin

03 Doors - Twentieth Century Fox (Original Sin Remix)

04 Love - My Little Red Book

04 Pandora's Box - Safe Sex

05 Meat Loaf - Good Girls Go To Heaven (Bad Girls Go Everywhere)

06 Meat Loaf - Back Into Hell-(Requiem Metal For) A Teenager In Love

07 Pandora's Box - I've Been Dreaming Up A Storm Lately

08 Meat Loaf & Marion Raven - It's All Coming Back To Me Now

09 Pandora's Box - The Opening Of The Box

10 Pandora's Box - The Want Ad

12 Meat Loaf - It Just Won't Quit

13 Pandora's Box - Pray Lewd

14 Meat Loaf - The Future Ain't What It Used To Be

Meat Loaf | Renegade Angel (Bad For Good)

In 1977 rock and roll was hit with a monster album by Meat Loaf (and Jim Steinman): Bat Out Of Hell. People wanted a followup album, but Meat Loaf was having issues (with his voice, his house, etc). Not important. But Steinman had an album pretty much written and was pressured to make the album. It took until 1981 to get released and he called it Bad For Good. It didn't do that badly, because people wanted it, but Steinman (and Rory Dodds and much of the same crew from Bat) wasn't Meat Loaf. Over the years after that album was released Meat recorded and released many of the songs on other albums. I always wondered what would the album sound like if they had released it together. This pick is as close as you will get. All the versions Meat did. Only two songs that he didn't quite do. One was The Storm (an instrumental) they did record an excerpt on Bat III. I put it here, but the Steinman album version is better, so it's here too. And the one song that never was redone: Dance In My Pants which kinda got panned and will remind you of another track in the first Bat. I put the Steinman version here. The Meat Loaf album was going to be called Renegade Angel, so that's what you get.

Meat Loaf | Renegade Angel (Bad For Good)

01 Meat Loaf - Seize The Night (The Storm Excerpt)

02 Jim Steinman - The Storm

03 Meat Loaf - Bad For Good

04 Meat Loaf - Wasted Youth

05 Meat Loaf - Lost Boys and Golden Girls

06 Meat Loaf featuring Jim Steinman - Stark Raving Love

07 Meat Loaf - Out Of The Frying Pan (And Into The Fire)

08 Meat Loaf - Surf's Up

09 Jim Steinman with Karla DeVito - Dance In My Pants

10 Meat Loaf - Left In The Dark

11 Meat Loaf - Rock And Roll Dreams Come Through

Ait

I really can't believe I am having two of these within days of each other after not having any for a while, but here you go another mixtape pick that belongs in the three letter category for me. More rock and roll and all of it around 92 bpm. These edits fit well together and are in camelot key order (I almost typed odor.) Oops! A couple of these were big hits, but much of it are secondary should be hits. None stink. No way whatsoever to be able to explain the title. I have no reasons but there is some rhyme in here. BTW, track 18 is not named properly (it is those guys, that's right) But it is also G3. Saw a version of G3 in concert. They were great, but it was a different version. It's always Joe, but the guys with him change.

Ait

01 Jefferson Starship - Love Too Good

02 Triumph - Fight the Good Fight

03 Spinal Tap - Tonight I'm Gonna Rock You Tonight

04 Sammy Hagar - Three Lock Box

05 Digger and the Pussycats - Coming to Get You

06 J Geils Band - Freeze-Frame

07 Black Sabbath - War Pigs

08 AC-DC - Back In Black

09 Beatles - I'm Down

10 Living Colour - Cult Of Personality

11 Sweet - The 6-Teens

12 Switchfoot - Out Of Control

13 The Easybeats - Friday On My Mind

14 The James Gang - Funk # 49

15 Kneel Dung & Psychotic Pony - Paid For By A King

16 Scorpions - Every Minute Every Day

17 Maroon 5 - How

18 Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Eric Johnson - My Guitar Wants To Kill Your Mama

19 Pat Travers - I La La Love You

Bachman Family Pick

It's not any surprise band. I'm sure most people know of most of these tracks on this pick. It has not much to do with anything except that when I was teen, I joined the Columbia records club. They sent you a certain number of albums and then you had to buy a few more more over a period of the next year. One of my choices of the original 11 was BTO. I recognized a song and thought I would take a chance. After that I ended up getting the Guess Who. I ended up being a fan. These are some of the tracks that ended up in the family pick. You get the father, the son, the brother. They're from Canada: a place I've never been to. Almost, but didn't make it.

Bachman Family Pick

01 Guess Who - Laughing

02 Guess Who - American Woman

03 Guess Who - These Eyes

04 Guess Who - No Time

05 Guess Who - Undun

06 Brave Belt - Crazy Arms, Crazy Eyes

07 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Let It Ride

08 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Hey You

09 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet

10 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Lookin' Out For No. 1

11 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Takin' Care Of Business

12 Bachman Turner Overdrive - Blue Collar

13 Bachman Turner Overdrive - Gimme Your Money Please

14 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Roll On Down The Highway

15 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Take It Like A Man

16 Ironhorse - Sweet Lui-Louise

17 Union - Mainstreet U.S.A.

18 Randy Bachman - Prairie Town

19 Bachman & Turner - Rollin' Along

20 Tal Bachman - She's So High

hio

It's been a while since I have posted a three letter mixtape. As you know, I take a song or few and figure out how they work together. These are mostly all rock and roll songs and it started with Stevie and Common Ground both at about 107 bpm and in the key of 9A (camelot style). So every song on this pick is either 8B or 9A or 9B. Which means they all are key mixable. I sorted all the tracks by key and ascending BPM. All that means is that they should sound pretty good if you play it all in a row. I've listened now a few times and sure enough it does. Like usual the three letter title is random. Eyes closed and hit the keyboard.

hio

01 Paper Lace - The Night Chicago Died

02 Creedence Clearwater Revival - Down On The Corner

03 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Takin' Care Of Business

04 Haim - Rock N Roll Rules

05 Scorpions - The Zoo

06 Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out

07 Darkside - Guitar Voodoo

08 Aerosmith with Run DMC - Walk This Way

09 Def Leppard - Rock Of Ages

10 Common Ground - This Is America

11 Stevie Nicks With Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Stop Draggin' My Heart Around

12 Sweet - Ballroom Blitz

13 Eagles - One Of These Nights

14 Tubes - She's A Beauty

15 The Byrds - Eight Miles High

16 Guess Who - Undun

17 Foreigner - Feels Like the First Time

18 Oasis - Roll With It

19 Question Mark And The Mysterians - Can't Get Enough Of You Baby

Crimson Blaze

Today is Dog Mom's day, so be sure to celebrate! It's also my brother's birthday. In unrelated news, the wormhole covers keep coming, and so do the wormhole mixtapes - even if nobody out there has cracked what the titles mean yet. This one leans hard into the early 80s, which wasn't really a plan so much as where the tracks kept landing. There's some cold wave, some post-punk, a little industrial edge, and then some mutant disco sneaks in and it doesn't even feel wrong. The pick here is the mood more than the genre. It's that slightly dangerous, slightly danceable feeling that a certain era did really well. And yes, Grandpa got his groove in there too.

Crimson Blaze

01 Sole Patrol - Step On It

02 The Tardy Disconesians - Grandpa Got The Groove

03 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam (Hithouse Mix)

04 Dominatrix - The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight

05 Mr Blackout Bean - Brewtal Awakening

06 Shriekback - My Spine (Is The Bass Line)

07 Voice Farm - Free Love

08 Don Armando's Second Avenue Rhumba Band - I'm An Indian, Too

09 Jaxine - Jack Me Free (Less Summer Mix)

10 The Cure - Hot Hot Hot!!!

11 Visage - Fade To Grey (12'' Version)

12 Depeche Mode - See You

13 Felix Da Housecat w-Miss Kittin - Silver Screen Shower Scene

14 Yello - The Race (Razormaid Remix)

15 ABC - Poison Arrow (US Jazz Mix)

Disco House

Some of this music I danced to when it was new and it hit just as hard then. There's a moment in every one of these tracks where the old disco source material punches through the production and reminds you why it never really went away. A pick that crosses decades and countries, some French, some not, all of it pointed at the same mirrorball. Somebody played Let's All Chant at a wedding in Belize once and I stood there thinking, is this disco? Is this House? Nobody knew. Nobody cared.

Disco House

01 Modjo - Chillin'

02 DJ Falcon - Honeymoon

03 Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro

04 Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Extended Version)

05 Purple Disco Machine - Dished (Male Stripper Extended Mix)

06 The Supermen Lovers with Mani Hoffman - Starlight (Disco Edit)

07 Junior Jack - Thrill Me

08 Soldiers Of Twilight - Believe (Original Mix)

09 Armand Van Helden - My My My

10 Addy van der Zwan featuring The Michael Zager Band - Let's All Chant (Original Mix)

11 Together - So Much Love To Give

Crossover House

Somebody stitched this pick together in a lab and threw the switch. These tracks have house DNA running through them. You can hear it. But they got loose, crossed over, and ended up on mainstream radio and MTV before the purists could stop them. A good house DJ could drop any of these without losing the room, but none of them really belong in a tidy category bin. Too pop for the deep heads, too groove-driven to dismiss. The villagers didn't know what to make of it. The dancefloor doesn't care. And these knockers are subwoofers.

Crossover House

01 Quando Quango - Love Tempo (Remix)

02 Inner City - Big Fun (Remix)

03 Adamski - Killer (extended version)

04 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam (extended Version)

05 Eric Prydz - Call On Me

06 Swedish House Mafia featuring Pharrell Williams - One (Your Name)

07 New Order - Blue Monday (Original 1983 12 Single Version)

08 MARRS - Pump Up the Volume (Original 1987 UK 12 Single Version)

09 Black Box - Ride On Time (extended version)

10 Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Remix)

11 Felix - Don't You Want Me (12'' Version)

12 Daft Punk - One More Time

Fun House

Put this one together because novelty and fun records are a no-brainer for me. Why is it that don't-play lists for DJs almost always have the same songs as must-play lists? Just depends on the person. I like to think that I'm the fun guy making the picks in the house and that's why it's no surprise that I love the don't-play as much as, if not better than the do-play. This is kinda both. The pick is one that proves the point. More than any of the others, this requires people telling other people what's fun to use and what's crap. So tell me some of yours. I'll look out.

Fun House

01 Mr Lee - Pump Up London

02 Duck Sauce - Barbra Streisand

03 Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight)

04 Junior Jack - Stupidisco

05 Ron Carroll & Superfunk - Lucky Star

06 Sole Patrol - Step On It

07 Shakedown - At Night

08 Armand van Helden featuring Mita - Entra Mi Casa

09 Pat & Mick - Use It Up & Wear It Out (12'' Mix)

10 Room 5 - Make Luv 2005 (Milk & Sugar Club Mix)

11 S-Express - Theme from S-Express

12 Spiller - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)

13 Redfoo - Juicy Wiggle (Ralphi's Housed Dub)

14 Phats & Small - Turn Around

15 Cassius - Feeling For You

Ése 4

Yesterday I primed you for this pick, go back a day and get all the links for the earlier volumes. I always rail against Cinco De Mayo being a non-Mexican, Mexican holiday. It does exist, but it's not as big as it is in the United States. I am not going off today, today I will just join in and have a Modello Negra and some Pozole (one of my favorite soups). I can never make it quite right. My neighbor (Eva) from years back used to make the best Pozole ever! She tried to teach me. She lived across the street from us. Her kids played with mine and I just always got invited when she cooked Mexican food. Great family! Anyway more Dude Rock with a latin base.

Ése 4

56 Malo - Cafe

57 Mandrill - Mango Meat

58 Sapo - Can't Make It

59 Brownout - Con El Cuete

60 Seguida - Mambo Rock

61 Azteca - Can't Take The Funk Out Of Me

62 El Chicano - Brown-Eyed Girl

63 Macondo - Get It On Girl

64 Jungle Fire - Culebro

65 Ray Camacho & The Teardrops - Si Si Puede

66 Tierra - Sun God

67 Coke - Go Away

68 Santana - Give and Take

69 Ghetto Brothers - Girl From The Mountain

70 War - Me And Baby Brother

71 Chango - Chango

72 Massada - Arumbai

Ése 3

Well, to get ready for tomorrow, this is volume 3 of my latin dude pick Ése. It may have veered a little, but tomorrow I veer back. The idea is latin or chicano rock, songs a dude would like. You tell me do you think some dude (Chicano or not) would dig these songs? I think so. BTW, notice that I use the tilde over the "e" in some places and not the others, it's because it is a pain to alphabetize. No other reason. So, ese, enjoy the tracks.

Ése 3

38 Chicano Batman - Black Lipstick

39 Brownout - African Battle

40 Los Lonely Boys - Onda

41 Jungle Fire - Tropicoso

42 Ralph Robles - Come And Get It

43 Texas Tornados - Una Mas Cerveza

44 Azteca - Red Onions

45 Grupo Fantasma - Cumbia De Los Pajaritos

46 Boogaloo Assassins - No No No

47 Ozomatli - (Who Discovered) America

48 Luis Santi Y Su Conjunto - Los Feligreses

49 Mestizo Beat - Featherbed Lane

50 El Chicano - Viva Tirado

51 Thee Midniters - Chicano Power

52 Chango - Sacapa-Chango'

53 Sapo - Been Had

55 Joe Bataan - Subway Joe

House Foundation

Like Legos, none of this really matches and somehow it still locks together. Different sounds, different cities, different ideas of what this was supposed to be, but it all fits anyway. That’s this house pick, before anyone bothered sorting it out or deciding what went where. The pick holds as long as you leave it alone. Start pulling it apart and suddenly it’s everywhere, all over the floor, and I'm the idiot stepping on it barefoot. Reminds me of a song idea… I’ll have to make that next...

House Foundation

01 JM Silk - Music Is The Key (Original 12' House Key Mix)

02 Derrick May - Nude Photo

03 The Nightwriters - Let The Music Use You

04 Ralphi Rosario - You Used To Hold Me (Original Kenny's 12 Mix)

05 Mr. Lee - Get Busy

06 Cultural Vibe - Ma Foom Bey (Love Chant Version)

07 Raze - Jack The Groove (Hit Mix)

08 Juan Atkins - Night Drive (Thru-Babylon)

09 Jamie Principle - Baby Wants To Ride

10 Sterling Void - It's Alright (Original 12 House Mix)

11 Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life

12 Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jack'n The House

13 Cybotron - Clear

Crazy House

Is this crazy? Unlike Sheldon, my mom did not have me tested, but she probably should have. Turns out what I call a good time other people call crazy, and this house is full of it. The funny stuff, the rude stuff, the stuff that has no business being this danceable. Still part of the house cleaning, still my pick, still crazy after all these tracks. Luckily, I don't have Billy Joel standing outside my glass house right now.

Crazy House

01 Green Velvet - Flash (Original Mix)

02 Who Da Funk featuring Terra Deva - Sting Me Red (Clever) (Main Mix)

03 DJ Assault - Ass-N-Titties

04 A Homeboy, A Hippie & A Funki Dredd - Total Confusion (Heavenly Mix)

05 Armand Van Helden - Witch Doktor

06 The Outhere Brothers - Boom Boom Boom (UK Radio Edit)

07 20 Fingers featuring Gillette - Short Dick Man (Red Jerry Mix)

08 Pood Bhud Pflug - Duelling Techno

09 Screamin' Rachael - Fun With Bad Boys

10 Mr. Oizo - Flat Beat

11 Pat & Mick - Let's All Chant (Something For The Kids Mix)

12 The JAMs aka The Timelords - Doctorin' The Tardis

13 DJ Sneak - Fix My Sink (Original Club Mix)

14 Detroit Grand Pubahs - Sandwiches (Original 12 inch version)

Acid House

This is a redo of my acid house pick that I posted up here in 2023. Also part of my house cleaning efforts. You can see the old and the new at that link. So lots of overlap, but different order and I will have part 2 coming soon (for many of these). You can see that there is some new threads running through the covers. All different, but a connection. I took out a couple of songs that were good and actually got played at acid shows, but weren't really acid tracks. If it didn't have a prominent Roland 303, I got rid of it. Actually, I moved it to a better slot.

Acid House

01 808 State - Flow Coma (Afx Remix)

02 Bang The Party - Release Your Body (Mayday Mix)

03 Bam Bam - Where's Your Child

04 Baby Ford - Oochy Koochy

05 Phuture - Acid Trax

06 Code 3 - Code Of Acid

07 Abe Duque featuring Blake Baxter - Acid

08 Pierre's Pfantasy Club - Dream Girl (Wet Dream)

09 Wink - Higher State Of Consciousness

10 Charles B - Lack of Love

11 Armando - Land Of Confusion (Confusion Mix)

12 Psychic TV - Tune In (Turn On Thee Acid House)

13 Da Posse - In The Heat Of The Night (Acid Mix)

14 Humanoid - Stakker Humanoid