Just been re-listening to an old favourite.

Leftism by Leftfield

Still a corking piece of work

^^ Agreed, havn't seen my copy for a while though , I'm going to have to go hunt for it now

Open up......... make room for meee....

KLASSIC, one of the first CDs I bought after I passed my test, along with Baby D and some other random albums.

Space shanty, killer bass

Not heard that for ages... will dig it out tomorrow!

I was depressing myself just the other night with some Portishead 'Dummy'! First time I've listened to that in about 10 years!

I always found storm 3000 was better for hidden bass that my old Infinty Kappa 12" lapped up.... ahhh those were the days, when mt stereo was worth more than the car.

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Originally posted by scootz
Not heard that for ages... will dig it out tomorrow!

I was depressing myself just the other night with some Portishead 'Dummy'! First time I've listened to that in about 10 years!

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Originally posted by Gordy
Space shanty, killer bass

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Im spotifying them all now

Moved on to another long lost fave now...

Eat Static - Implant

Taking me right beck to the heady days of summer '94 and long hots nights spent dancing like a looney

If were talking dance tunes, have a listen to Positive education by Slam, a timeless classic

I've been listening to a classic dance tune this morning... Master of Puppets

That's the joy of the iPod with a few thousands tracks, you get a good selection of classics like those popping up all the time.

I've fitted my first proper JL Audio sound system to the Mini with a 10 inch sub in the boot , could never afford it when I was a kid, it's amazed me about the 'hidden bass', I'm hearing stuff I've never heard before except in clubs.

I'm having a couple of days off the dance music in the car at full volume and been listening to Richard Dawkins latest audio book 'Greatest Show on Earth' - always good to have some anti-creationist arguments to hand

Eat Static - saw him in Brighton last summer, still completely kick-ass .... we're off to the biggest DnB night in Brighton this Sunday, Hospitality down at Digital - still absolutely love dance music and I'm 42!!! . It's just a bit harder on the knees these days and the kids look at you like your a bit mad.

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Originally posted by Gordy
If were talking dance tunes, have a listen to Positive education by Slam, a timeless classic

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Leftfield - Leftism
Portishead - Dummy
Eat Static - Implant

All in the collection and listend to regularly...

I would add

Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works
Morcheeba - Big Calm
Orbital - Insides
Christ - Pylonesque
Jega - Geometry

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Originally posted by Jasper
Eat Static - saw him in Brighton last summer, still completely kick-ass .... we're off to the biggest DnB night in Brighton this Sunday, Hospitality down at Digital - still absolutely love dance music and I'm 42!!! . It's just a bit harder on the knees these days and the kids look at you like your a bit mad.

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Originally posted by coozer
I've been listening to a classic dance tune this morning... Master of Puppets

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or some unkle feat ian brown and some stone roses and happy Mondays o yeah fun days

Got my ticket to see leftfield in Sheffield begining of next month. I can't wait.