Read the first line of the thread again... someone brought a copy of this tape off GP at the Hac.
Graeme Park @ Hacienda, 28 Nov '92
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Read the first line of the thread again... someone brought a copy of this tape off GP at the Hac.
i can also confirm Noel... i have this one too in original format
Thought someone else had.. just couldn't remember who.i can also confirm Noel... i have this one too in original format
anyone know that track 9 on this . 'deep down inside, lift you higher,' beleive in yourself.
its vocal house, has a very very good, plucking chord, sweet beat. sounds a bit too happy hardcore rave and fast paced for a graeme park 1992 set . but obviously he chose it cos its a great track. really like it. been looking for it for ages!
its vocal house, has a very very good, plucking chord, sweet beat. sounds a bit too happy hardcore rave and fast paced for a graeme park 1992 set . but obviously he chose it cos its a great track. really like it. been looking for it for ages!
I'm convinced this is a Parky mix.
Seriously, even back in '92, would Sasha have played West End feat. Sybil - 'The Love I Lost'?... a track that Parky went on to remix for DMC in January 1993.
Cynthia M 'Everything I Do' and Tuff Productions feat. Carol Leeming 'Won't Get To Heaven' (Extended Diva Mix) are also tracks that I would never in a million years assossicate with Sasha, but deffo Parky.
By late 1992, Sasha had become predominantly progressive. There is very little progressive about this mix. In fact quite the opposite.
I might be wrong, but I'd put my record collection on it not being Sasha!... well, may be not!
Seriously, even back in '92, would Sasha have played West End feat. Sybil - 'The Love I Lost'?... a track that Parky went on to remix for DMC in January 1993.
Cynthia M 'Everything I Do' and Tuff Productions feat. Carol Leeming 'Won't Get To Heaven' (Extended Diva Mix) are also tracks that I would never in a million years assossicate with Sasha, but deffo Parky.
By late 1992, Sasha had become predominantly progressive. There is very little progressive about this mix. In fact quite the opposite.
I might be wrong, but I'd put my record collection on it not being Sasha!... well, may be not!
It is Henry... as it say's elsewhere in the thread, a couple of people brought the Original tape off GP at the Hacienda.
