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Looks interesting ... http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00D8L24Y8

This could be a contender for topping Pete Tongs ultimate mix! Well done there man! What is this Pete Tong's ultimate mix that you speak of, Aza? Ah yes, I have this recorded! Should dig it out this weekend! :mrgreen:

This could be a contender for topping Pete Tongs ultimate mix! Well done there man! What is this Pete Tong's ultimate mix that you speak of, Aza?

Absolutely. It's only him & the Essential Mix that I listen to now.

A bit insulting that Radio 1 consider him a 'new DJ'. It really sums up Radio 1's attitude towards and knowledge of today's dance scene ...

Yeah, I'd be up for that this time!!

... and not just balls!!

If you want a good classic Jules, then listen to Homelands, Ireland 1999 from the audio archives. LOVE this set! Wild!! :twisted:

Well, i'm sure we all agree, let's hope so! As i said above, there's absolutely no value in doing a mix that closely resembles his monthly website efforts. C'mon Jules! Please us oldies and educate your younger fan-base at the same time! :thumbsup:

Well let's hope he reads this and has a change of heart!! ** JULES!! PLEASE GIVE US A 'CAREER HIGHLIGHTS MIX' - IF WE WANTED A CURRENT MIX WE''D JUST DOWNLOAD YOUR MONTHLY OFFERING!! **

I fear you may be right, Briggsy. Could it be a recorded set from Judgement Fridays?

For those who may be interested, Simon Patterson is on Radio 1's 'In New DJ's We Trust' this week. (Yes I know, really new!!!) Simon did A&R for Jules, back when he played good records. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b03792ll

There's more to come ... :thumbsup:

2001-07-21 - Judge Jules, The Loveboat, Newcastle View File 01. Chuck Coogan - 'Voodoo' [inferno] 02. Talisman meets Barrington Levy - 'Here I Come' [NuLife] 03. G Club pres. Banda Sonara - 'Guitarra G' [Defected] 04. Windsider - 'Hidden Flight' [HF 001 / HIDDEN001] 05. Riva - 'Stringer' [FFRR] 06. Freefall feat. Jan Johnston - 'Skydive (I Feel Wonderful)' [incentive] 07. Terry Bones - 'Getaway' [Fog Area] 08. D.A.V.E. The Drummer - 'Hydraulix 9B' [Hydraulix] 09. Ascension - 'Someone' [Platinum] 10. Meck - 'Freakism' [white label] 11. Speedy G - 'D-D-Jay' [bubblegum] 12. Joy Kitikonti - 'Joyenergizer' [BXR] Judge Jules' Tried & Tested 13. The Supermen Lovers - 'Starlight' [independiente] 14. Goodfellas - 'Soul Heaven' (Dave Clarke Mix) [Azuli/Incredible] 15. Taiko - 'Silence' [Nukleuz] *16. Angelic - 'Stay With Me' [serious] *17. DJ Tiësto - 'Urban Train' [black Hole/Nebula] Judge For Yourself *18. BBT - 'Gods Child' (acapella) [Fluential] Fergie Guest Mix *19. Davis & Santini - 'Expressions' [bonzai UK] *20. Blackout pres. Dark Rhythms - 'Deep Spirit' [Epicentre] *21. Unknown - 'Unknown' [white label] *22. Fergie - 'The Bass Has Got Me' [Duty Free] *23. Da Hool - 'Meet Her At The Love Parade 2001' (Fergie Mix) [Manifesto] *= This part of the show didn't survive. Please contact us if you have this missing portion. Submitter drtim Submitted 07/31/2013 Category 2001  

No worries mate. It's been doing my head in! It was such a sweet remix but i can't for the life of me find it!!

He does. August is obviously much quieter than usual due to his weekly Ibiza & BCM commitments, but according to his website he's at; Status Nightclub, Bangor, N. Ireland, Berties Nightclub, Newquay, England Waxfest, Priory Park, Chichester, England. In 1999 I saw him in Brisbane, Australia - a gig that he flew there exclusively for. He left the UK on the Monday afternoon, played to us on Wed night, and was back in the UK for his Friday show :sweatingbullets: I would LOVE to know what he charged for that!!

It would be very interesting to know what Jules now charges. How many gigs a week does Mat Zo do on average?

Hi all, I know this is the wrong place for record id's, but the unknown tracks list doesn't highlight new posts! I'm looking for the name of the remix of Eric B & Rakim's 'I Know You Got Soul' which was played by Pete Tong in the first round of the Battle Of The DJ's on Radio 1 for Comic Relief in 2003. It was a house remix of the hip hop classic, and I can find no further detail online. Cheers for any help in advance. Tim.

Hahaha!! :twisted: Listening to Pearce's mixing again shows you just how good Jules was, even in noisy, OB situations. Pearce always had a job keeping those beats matched!

Umm, this IS the discussion thread! :thumbsup:

It's very easy to sign up, mate. The free registration gives you 2 hours of sound. If you want more than that, or if you want in depth feedback regarding listener stats then you have to pay.

This is a VERY interesting question. Is the music as good as it used to be? Do we have as much fun? The only real certainty in life is that we are all getting older (and wiser?)!! Perhaps the real question is "Would we have as much fun on a night out clubbing in 2013 as we did in 1999? You may well answer "No". But think about why that might be. For me, Jules' heyday coincided with an exciting time in my life. I think that is perhaps the key. For many of us school was finished, university was in full swing, we had a job that provided disposable income and we were loving it! We were full of optimism, the future looked bright and anything was possible. Tony Blair even paid D:Ream to tell us that things can only get better!! For many of us, our lives are rather more complicated now than they were 14 years ago. Back then my only concerns were passing exams, buying records & meeting girls. Fast forward to today and life is quite different; kids, mortgages, failed marriages, the threat of unemployment and elderly parents will, unfortunately, lead to a degree of cynicism which is hard to shake off when you hand in your coat at the door (to a chap that looks younger than your own offspring). The passage of time also distorts memory. In particular, good memories become even more romanticised. "Yes it was a great night, Jules was on form, and that girl you met had VERY warm hands ... but have you actually forgotten that you also lost your coat that night and then that shirtless idiot spilled his pint on your new jeans? The difference now is, personally, I am unable to have the same level of hedonistic abandonment at 35. I think if I tried I would just look like your sad Uncle dancing at a wedding after one too many. Not only do I find myself thinking about just how much it is going to hurt in the morning, but also that I forgot to call the plumber back - the one I need to pop by and fix the shower before my daughter comes to stay in 10 days, and I also have to get my expenses claim in before Wednesday. But that's called life, responsibility & growing up. Isn't it? I am convinced that there are still some cracking club nights, class DJ's and monster tunes around today in towns near us. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of shite out there too, but don't let the passage of time paint an inaccurate picture - after all, who remembers the Vengabus? Yes, I'm sure if i was 19 now, with my 19 year old life, then I would probably be having just as much fun as I had in 1999. But i'm not. I don't. And i'm ok with that. :thumbsup:

03. Hardwell - Three Triangles (Losing My Religion) ... :rubbish:

Thanks Tim! That's it! It's track 3 on the Twin Weber EP ... and a purchase has just been made! :thumbsup: