Law - All Adam F Mix (The Early Years)

Easy all. Another all artist mix...

Another 'early years' mix in the same vein as the Seba one. This one features some early Adam F between 1993 and 1995.

http://drumtrip.co.uk/mixes/law-adam-f-early-years-mix/

01. Fenturion – Mother Ship – Force Ten
02. Adam F – Light Years – Lucky Spin
03. Adam F – Eclipse – Lucky Spin
04. Adam F & Slipmaster J – Sea Of Destiny (Remix) – Lucky Spin
05. Adam F – Whiplash – Lucky Spin
06. Adam F – Prophet Of God – Deep Jungle
07. Adam F – The Bible – Section 5
08. Adam F – Criminal Active - Section 5
09. Adam F – Digital Air – Section 5
10. Adam F – Enchanted – Section 5
11. Adam F – Lighter Style – Section 5
12. DJ Harmony – Let Me In (Adam F Remix) – Moving Shadow
13. Adam F – What Ya Sayin’ – Section 5
14. Adam F – Burning Deep – Section 5

Hope you enjoy. Happy new year and all that!

[Statto]

nice one

so.. did Fresh bring in the cocaine or.. ?

har har.

Interesting mix. boh!

I'll have some of that

Thanks!

Leaving out Listen, that's a paddlin'.

Not sure why it didnt make the cut Tim. I don't really plan these mixes out, I just get the tunes together and pick as I go.
I think finding the bloody tunes in shelves took longer than recording the mix

Not sure why it didnt make the cut Tim. I don't really plan these mixes out, I just get the tunes together and pick as I go.
I think finding the bloody tunes in shelves took longer than recording the mix

Like I haven't heard that excuse before!

You wouldnt know about digging through vinyl anyway.
I can't just type in some keywords and hit search

[Statto]

my Adam F rettles are all stacked neatly together under A for Adam



apart from F for Fenturion anyway

used to file things by genre (i.e. dnb, house, techno), and then by label
worked for me

[Statto]

used to file things by genre (i.e. dnb, house, techno), and then by label
worked for me

That seems kind of bizarre – unless you play tunes by label rather than by producer? I suppose if you're having, say, a Reinforced session, it'd be useful to have them all in the same place.

used to file things by genre (i.e. dnb, house, techno), and then by label
worked for me

That seems kind of bizarre – unless you play tunes by label rather than by producer? I suppose if you're having, say, a Reinforced session, it'd be useful to have them all in the same place.

Probably. I tended to play by style, so there were usually goto labels for different things. I also liked to have complete discographies of labels (like I also tried to own every synth on the planet recently, slightly obsessive). Like I say, it worked very well for me in terms of storage and locating the tunes in the shelves.
I also think its nice to have all your 100-200deep Moving Shadow and Reinforced records together in the same place.

I file mine in years from 1985 - now (the oldskool/acid/rave/jungle/dnb stuff anyway as there is so much more of them). The exception is my old GLR collection that is all filed together separately.
Non dnb is filed in genre.

@law: very nice mix!

@a few others: I file my records in years as well (subcategories: months)