Feed Your Head

“To find your mind, you have to lose it first”

You might stop the party, but you couldn’t stop the future!

Good to see that 20 years on from the Criminal Justice Act illegal raves are still going strong in the Sussex countryside.

One made the headlines after taking place in Devil’s Dyke at the weekend, resulting in usual over the top reporting from the Daily Mail website.

As Spiral Tribe said 20 years ago “You might stop the party, but you can’t stop the future.”

History Lesson : Modulations – History Of Electronic Dance Music Documentary

Tunes we used to ‘brock out’ to. #11

Artist: Humate And Rabbit In The Moon
Title:  East Remixes
Label: Superstition (1995)

Tunes we used to ‘brock out’ to. #3 & #4

Artist: Shut Up & Dance
Title: Lamborghini
Label: Shut Up & Dance Records (1989)

Artist: Eurythmics
Title: Sweet Dreams (Nightmare mix)
Label: RCA (1990)

Remix and additional production by Dave Angel and Dave Dorrell

Archive: Midi Circus, The Event, Brighton 09/06/93

Archive: Megadog presents The Midi Circus, The Event, Brighton 09/06/93

£8 to see Aphex Twin and Orbital at one event! You’d probably have to pay ten times as much to see just one of them now. And then it would probably have to involve camping or something.

All I can remember from this is being blown away by the Aphex Twin’s performance.  That proper old school “oh my god that bass and volume has made me shit my pants” feeling. And the stobes. And ‘Didgeridoo’ live.

Again, I’ve got a C90 somewhere of Richard James playing a similar set at the same years Sound City which was broadcast on Radio 1FM.

 

Archive: Utah Saints + Andy Weatherall @ The Zap Club 1993

Utah Saints + Andy Weatherall @ The Zap club, Brighton, 14 June 1993

After seing the Utah Saints support The Shamen at The Event earlier on in the year we had to go down and see them again when they came back to play Brighton’s coolest club (at the time) The Zap.

Back suppporting the Shamen the lead singer Jez performed with a leg in plaster. This time at the Zap they were playing the black and white tiled stage alongside Andrew Weatherall who DJ’d prior to the Utah’s set.

Often ridculed for all the wrong reasons the Utah Saints pulled off a great show and one day I’ll get around to uploading a live set from Sheffield Sound City I’ve got on a C90 somewhere to show you.

While the Saint’s were marching on, Andrew Weatherall stood in front of me chatting to someone about his forthcoming project, Sabres Of Paradise…

Listen: Utah Saints – UTAH SAINTS