Remember thoe clubbing days when everybody waited for those massive breakdowns,well wait no more, heres a selection of some of those tunes with breakdowns that will go down as some of the finest house tracks to grace our clubs!
Golden Girls-Kinetic(Frank De Wulf Remix)
Slo Moshun-Bells of N.Y 
Taiko-Echo Drop (Hard mix) 
Hysterix-Talk to Me (Sashas Full on mix) 
Delta Lady-Anything You Want(Delta Dub Charge Mix))
Ark 2nd Birthday Party Leeds T+C
Gary Norman+Mark Holliday part 1
Gary Norman+Mark Holliday part 2
Mark and Adrian aka the Luv Dup twins, formed their duo quite by accident in the early nineties. After being forced to join the defence forces in South Africa, Mark made a quick exit to Manchester where he started DJing at parties for indie / dance group "The Farm". Meanwhile Adrian, a born and bred Mancunian, was playing warm up slots at a local weekly club night - the pair got together after Adrian helped Mark out of a particularly sticky situation after a rather heavy night out. They started DJing at some very unlikely venues, including a Chinese restaurant, and, after boosting "The Venues" weekly crowd five-fold, they began to get regular slots at House Club events all over the UK.
Their regular DJ slots include "The Paradise Factory" and "Home" (Manchester), as well as various guest spots at some of the UK's top clubs.
Luvdup @ Angels Burnley side A-
Luvdup @ Angels Burnley side B-
Chris and James-Fox Force Five---
Chris and James-Club for Life-
Medium High-My Pleasure(Chris and James Remix)--
Chris And James-Essential Mix 30.10.94-
Vague was a regular night at The Warehouse nightclub in Leeds, West Yorkshire, England, from 1993 to 1996. It was originated by Suzy Mason and Paul Fryer (former lead-singer with Yorkshire based Eighties electro pop outfit Bazooka Joe), in association with Nick Raphael, as the former High Flyers club in Leeds on 10 April 1993, moving to The Warehouse a month later. Resident DJs over the years included Fryer and Raphael as "TWA" (variously styled as "Trannies With Attitude" or "The World is Androgynous"), Phil Faversham, Curtis Zack and Anne Savage.
The club was credited as being the first in the UK to advertise itself as "mixed" - i.e. for heterosexual, bisexual, and homosexual patrons equally - although vetting of customers on the door was notoriously strict. Once inside, the atmosphere inside was one of tolerance, hedonism, and sexuality. It played a mixture of handbag house, hard house and hard trance music, with a more eclectic selection of music upstairs. TWA's self-description was "techno disco" or "tesko" (for legal reasons).
The night ended after Vague celebrated its third birthday at the Warehouse on 14 September 1996. Soon afterwards, Mason and Kas Shaw started a similar mixed night - styled as "I-Spy" - at the larger Club NATO in Leeds city centre, before transferring it to the Warehouse on 12 April 1997. Soon afterwards it was renamed "Speed Queen," which continues to the present day.
T.W.A Vague Leeds 1993 Side A-
T.W.A Vague Leeds 1993 Side B-
Ian Ossia's illustrious career began back in 1992, when a friend of his passed a mix tape to Sasha, who in turn passed it on to Geoff Oakes, Renaissance proprietor. A combination of the right talent in the right place at the right time left Ian in the prestigious position as resident of Renaissance. Ian has grownwith Renaissance to this day pioneering the inimitable Renaissance sound.
Ian Ossia-Classic House Mix )
