9 thoughts on “ Life Goes On (Speed Garage + Ric F Mix) - Various - Pacha - London vs Ibiza (CD) ”

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3. May 31,  · London Vibes - Old Skool Speed Garage by GarageVybez DHSS - Da Joint 2 Deep - Freaky Style (Salt Mix) - Old Skool Speed Garage by GarageVybez 2 Deep - .

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4. Jul 10,  · Recorded back in This one featues some seriously dark and dirty oldskool basslines from the golden era of speed garage Check my facebook or soundcloud for more mixes with more being uploaded every day..(oldskool speed garage, oldskool house, bassline house, garage, 2 .

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5. A feel good UKG Mix to get you through the week! Featuring Higgo, MPH, Hans Glader and more.

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7. Only a fifth (19%) of Great Britain’s 28 million cars are put away in a garage each night. Analysis by the RAC Foundation shows that half (53%) of all cars are left on the drive and a quarter (25%) are parked on the street. A minority (3%) are left elsewhere. Yet ten million households (39% of the 26 million total) have access to a garage.

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8. A widely regarded pioneer of the speed garage sound is a record producer, DJ and remixer Armand Van Helden, whose Dark Garage remix of the Sneaker Pimps` «Spin Spin Sugar» in is viewed by many to have brought the style of speed garage into the mainstream arena. Sometimes, speed garage is said to be a dance fusion of house and jungle.

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9. Mar 15,  · The late 90s and early 00s saw a continuation and evolution of the UK's grassroots rave culture. Club MCs were the norm and pirate radio stations ruled the underground. And no matter which club or warehouse you were in, you’d likely be getting down to the undeniably danceable sounds of UK garage (the best genre ever).. It's a genre that has never truly had its righteous comeback, except in.

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