Essential Mixes 2002 [may]
15:11 26.02.2007
Essential Mixes 2002 [may]
2002.05.05 - Pete Tong and BTpete tongFile Size: 75 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rldww0Ubu - 'Pixels' (Azuli)
Layo and Bushwacka - 'Let The Good Times Roll' (XL Recordings)
Force Mass Motion Vs. Dylan Rhymes - 'Hold Back' (White Label)
Luke Fair - 'Kritical' (Bedrock)
Unknown - 'Jingo' (White Label)
That Kid Chris - 'Come Together' (Junior)
Spooky - 'Belong' (Deviant)
Cosmos vs. Daft Punk - 'Take Me Harder' (White Label)
Layo and Bushwacka - 'Love Story (Kidstuff Alright Acapella)' (Fluential)
btFile Size: 82 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/r0mghnDark Globe vs. Boy George - 'Auto Erotic (Globocop Mix)' (Whole 9 Yards)
B.T. - 'Call of the Machine' (White Label)
Plump DJ's - 'Scram' (Finger Lickin')
Space - '69 Overdrive (Timo Mass Mix)' (Peppermint Jam)
Dirty Vegas - 'Days Go By' (Credence)
Billy Bushwacka - 'Jackson's Jeans' (White Label)
Pascal Feos - 'Overflow (Timo Mass Mix)' (Planet Vision)
B.T. -'Dreaming' (Netwerk)
Satoshi Tomei - 'Virus' (Saw Recordings)
2002.05.12 - Chris CowieFile Size: 166 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/wm3i1gChris Cowie - 'Suspect Manouver' (Hook)
Chris Cowie - 'Roamer' (Hook)
Namtrak - 'What You Need' (Coalition)
Chemical Brothers - 'Under The Infulence' (Virgin)
Ross Couch - 'Seismic Shift' (Bellboy)
Dave Clark - 'Compass' (Skint)
Player Two - 'Player Two' (Player)
Player Three - 'Player Three' (Player)
Drum Code - 'Remainings' (Drum Code)
Lee Cooms - 'Future Sound Of Retro' (Finger Lickin)
John Creamer - 'I love You' (Acetate)
Timo Mass - 'To Get Down' (Perfecto)
Quivver - 'One Last Time' (VC)
Connector - 'Interference' (Additive)
Dave Bagg - 'Structured' (Hook)
X Cabs - 'Paperazzi' (Hook)
Octave One - 'Blackwater' (Concept)
Chris Cowie feat Mark coates - 'Untitled' (Bellboy)
Christopher Laurence - 'Untitled' (White Label)
Chris Cowie - 'Untitled' (Bellboy)
Avia - 'Why Should I Cry' (Les Disques Du Catalogue)
Chris Cowie - 'Deep Within (Ewan Pearson Mix)' (Panther)
F2 - 'Dominica' (Bellboy)
2002.05.19 - Derric CarterFile Size: 164 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/uom7t1Raphael Saddiq feat D'Angelo - 'Be Here (Accapella)' (Universal)
The G.B. Experience - 'Gotta Have it (Stack Kidd Remix)' (Tilted)
Mustafa - 'Sambando' (Onda Unda)
Jasper St. Company - 'Lift Every Voice (Mousse T. Remix)' (Basement Boys)
Earth Wind & Fire vs The Nightflight Boys (White label)
Bibi Macumba - 'Walele' (Africanism/Yellow)
Faith Evans - 'You Gets No Love' (Bad Boy)
John Ciafone - 'Mojito' (Boombastic)
Cricco Castelli - 'Salsa Piccante' (Moody)
Bebel Gilberto - 'So Nice (Summer Samba) (DC Remix)' (East West)
Lance DeSardi & Eric Cameron - 'Get In To Me' (Lowdown)
Tony Senghore feat Freeda - 'Hey Chica (DC Remix)' (Moody)
Brett Johnson - 'Trippin' (Acetate)
Greens Keepers - 'Gan Slam' (Moody)
Blaze feat. Palmer Brown - 'Do you Remember House?' (Slip N Slide)
X-Press 2 feat. David Byrne - 'Lazy (Accapella)' (Skint)
Kevin Saunderson - 'The Groove That Won't Stop' (Kool Kat)
Halo & Justin Long - 'Songs from the Time Before' (Siesta)
Koke & Korrin - 'Mouthbang' (Igloo)
Mike Dixon - '2 Some Swing' (G Swing)
Original Black Man's Band - 'The Casbah' (Basement Boys)
Mike Dixon - 'U Ain't It' (G Swing)
Derrick L. Carter - 'Squaredancing In A Roundhouse' (Classic)
Basement Jaxx - 'Automatic' (White Label)
Aphrohead - 'Cry Baby (Bobby Peru Remix)' (Credence)
Pound Boys - 'Express Betty' (Look At You)
Terrence Trent D'Arby - 'Dance Little Sister (House Remix)' (White Label)
Long Weekend - 'Light Lunch' (Drop Music)
D.J. Rhythm - 'Now Dig' (Camouflage)
2002.05.26 - Greg VickersFile Size: 165 MB
http://www.sendspace.com/file/62lxgeSecond Hand Satelites - 'Orbit 1.4' (Shaboom)
Smitty and Eric Davenport - 'Turn Out the Lights' (Red Menace Records)
Mephisto Odyssey - 'Sexy Dancer (H - Foundation) (Primal Trax)
Nathan Drew Larsen - 'Colesseum' (Gourmet Vinyl Concepts)
Wyatt Earp and DJ Foxx - 'Soul Peneration' (Casa Del Soul)
Primary Sequence - 'Strange Things Happening (Carvinal Dub)' (Visitor)
Phil Weeks - 'It Put Me Well (David Duriez)' (Robsoul)
Sen Sei/ David Coleman - 'What Time Is It?' (Jah Love Records)
Eddie Richards - 'Getaway (Jay Tripwire Deep Dark Mix) (Northern Lights)
Pete Moss - 'Eye Opening' (Ovum)
Spincycle - 'Shoryuken'(Euka Breaks)
Liquid Eyes - 'Blackout (Wrecked Angle Remix) (Navigation)
Terry Francis - 'Boombox' (Wiggle)
Dino Lenny - 'I Feel Stereo (Behrouz)' (Incentive)
16th Element - 'Warp (X-Press 2)' (Loaded)
Futureshock - 'Thirdwave (Kemu's Earresistable Mix)' (End Recordings)
Slam - 'Virtuoso (Slam Mix)' (Soma)
Dino Da Casino - 'Clear This' (White Label)
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