April 11, 2009 @ 7:59 pm
Doc Martin – Live @ Citrusonic (May 1992)
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This mixed tape was recorded live, in May of 1992, at Citrusonic and features the sounds of Doc Martin. A number of the Citrusonic flyers, along with some T-Shirts, were designed by Fresh Jive. More mixes from Doc are available here
Doc Martin – Live @ Citrusonic (May 1992) (Side A)
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Doc Martin – Live @ Citrusonic (May 1992) (Side B)
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Some of the tracks in this mix:
Lennie De Ice – We Are I.E. – i.e. Records
Tike & Krimson – Reggae Reaction
DJ Edge – Compnded – Edge Records
Atomizer 2 – Liberty & Freedom – Dance Opera
Xenophobia – Rushing The House – Kickin Records
The Prodigy – Pandemonium – XL Recordings
2 Bad Mice – Bombscare – Moving Shadow
The Future Sound Of London – Papua New Guinea – Jumpin’ & Pumpin’
Zero B – Lock Up – Ffrreedom
Original Rockers – Rockers To Rockers (Come Again) – The Cake Label
Bobby Konders – Nervous Acid – Massive B
Vitamin HMC – Life Support System – Music Man Records
Orbital – Chime – FFRR (US)
Fingers Inc Featuring Chuck Roberts – My House (Acappella)
Coco Steel And Lovebomb – Feel It – Warp Records
Liberty City – Some Lovin’ – Murk Records
If you know any of the tracks in these mixes please post IDs in the comments.
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Posted by taxiloco
April 11, 2009 @ 10:02 pm
Thank you for sharing this. The track Doc plays right before FSOL is Mental Cube – Chile Of The Bass Generation. Jeno used to play this alot also.
Posted by taxiloco
April 11, 2009 @ 11:17 pm
Side B
Track Right before Bobby Konders – nervous Acid is :
Original Rockers – Rockers To Rockers
Posted by Drew
April 12, 2009 @ 5:51 pm
Yes!… loved that little dank, dark club on Highland. Wish I would have kept my membership card.
I still drive by that place and crave as deep a night out.
Thanks for posting.
Posted by Nature Boy
April 13, 2009 @ 5:49 pm
Hey, I am surprised. I always assumed this recording was the “Deep Urban Breakdown: Live at Citrusonic” mixtape, but it is not. This is a completely different mix! I have the DUB tape and posted it on the Mixtapes Forum awhile back. It has a lot of the same tunes, but definitely a different mix.
I wonder how many Live at Citrus mixtapes there are out there???
Thanks for this.
Posted by Gary Oh
April 21, 2009 @ 8:38 am
Side A 2nd track is TZ – TZ3
Posted by SPOC505
July 16, 2009 @ 1:40 pm
Brings back many memories!!!
Posted by Lisa
February 6, 2010 @ 8:56 pm
I was there! those were the best times and I still have my membership card. i should scan it in.