Tune that got you into dance music...

Tune that got you into dance music...

Given the new focus on music I was wondering what track first got everyone into dance music?? I know there's probably been loads of similar threads but thought it would pass the time this afternoon!!

Mine was William Orbit - Barbers Adagio, I remember being sat on the floor of my room trying to do some Food Tech homework listening to the local commercial radio station when I first heard it. It was the radio edit so was just the strings initially, sounded fucking strange on a station which normally played RnB type stuff, then the synths and drums kicked in and I was hooked.

Went out and bought 'Pure' Euphoria the next day and never looked back!! Some quality tunes on that album aswell - Delerium - Heaven's Earth
Space Brothers - Shine 2000
Dutch Force - Deadline
Matt darey - Beautiful
Ralph Fridge - Angel
Des Mitchell - Welcome to the Dance

Anyone else??

ATB - 9pm got our class into it at school

my sisters tape of a live recording from Space that she bought in Ibiza in 91.

and these

http://www.discogs.com/release/163364

http://www.discogs.com/release/151612

http://www.discogs.com/release/196947

http://www.discogs.com/release/326614

Wish i still had them now

Proud moment - straight to the top of you your CV I assume?!?!

Some crackers there.

Ebeneezer Goode & Sweet Harmony

I started off so well and then decended into a period of listening to Happy Hardcore like everyone else in my class

then thankfully One In The Jungle and Britpop saved me

Not sure really... a few maybe?

C+C Music factory 'gunna make you sweat'
Shamen 'move any mountain'
silver bullet "20 seconds to comply"

loads of the well known early ones..... 'james brown is dead' etc

One of my best mates from home has loads of the Bonkers compilations and is now well into his minimal - fucking bizarre shift but each to their own!

ANYTHING by a group with a name with 'FREQUENCE' in it

Dream, Time, etc

ooooo i had this - got it around the same time i copy a taped copy of the renaisance mix ablum

http://www.discogs.com/release/306086

i'm getting carried away now...

ATB 9 pm was the single that made me buy my first trance album which was Trance Nation, followed by Gatecrasher Wet

N-Trance - Set You Free was another early favourite

Some of the production is cringing but proper feel good, hands in the air music

This was the second dance album I bought...

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good album..wonder if my vinyl copy is worth any money yet

Probably 'House Nation', in 1987 or so. Before some people on here were born, which is rather worrying. Went to my first proper club in 1988 (The Wag, with Mark Moore playing).

2 unlimited - no limits when I was 9, I saved up my pocket money and bought the Album as soon as it came out! It was on CD we were mega posh

Also stuff like Culturebeat, Snap, Real McCoy, etc... On Sundays I used to record them all off the top 40 on the radio to cassette

anything by omd

always like it really love all the 80's shit like yazoo 'don't go' mint electro.

frankie goes to hollywood - relax , the original 12 inch version

now theres a seminal 12inch dance track

Rhythm is a dancer.

Joey Beltram -Energy flash.
The hypontist-Your House is mine.
Altern 8 Inflitrate 202
TTF-Real Love
as well plus loads of old Rez tapes.

Hardcore uproar-Togeather

Some footage here of it being played at an Illegal Backburn warehouse party.

Hardcore Uproar

Used to be into punk and metal before that stuff like nirvanna Bleach and Guns and Rose's.