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3 other sets by Ron D Core - DJ Dan
Ron D Core - No Doz Reunion Dx2 - Nov 1997 - Part 2
Submitted By: 
2fjeff
2fjeffGenre: Hardcore / Breakcore
Date of Set: Nov 7th, 1997
Filesize: 43.48 MB
Total Downloads: 6
Biography of Ron D Core
HARDCORE Ron has now spread his styles of terror over to the Headfuck crowds around the world. Whether he's dropping on his own label or spreading his skills abroad you can expect nothing but banging terror from this L.A native. Since back in the acid days of old,Dirty Ron keeps up to par to show the newskoolers a thing or two about what hardcore is, without hesitation.
Ron D Core, Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab owner and Resident DJ, is the West Coast's premier hardcore techno surgeon. With 15 years as a DJ, Ron's core still remains hard. In the past 15 years, Ron D Core's style has progressed from what is known as old school techno, to hard acid, to more recently, an aggressive hardcore style known as terrorcore - while also staying close to his old school Techno roots by playing Hard NRG and Acid Techno.
Armed with a unique mixing style, excellent track selection & programming, and a penchant for infusing humor into his sets with sound clips from his favorite adult films, Ron D Core continues to be sought after to play gigs not only in his present hardcore / gabber musical style, but also his rare hard acid and old school techno sets. Some of his most notable gigs include: No Doz, Funny Farm, Opium, Shiva's Erotic Banquet, Aphrodite's Temple, Pyrotechnodiscoworks, Nocturnal Wonderland, Circa, Together as One, and his own parties with Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab: Operation 1 & 2, Funky Shit Happens, Megablast, Blitzkrieg, and Thirteen.
With his unique style and an ear for what is original and fresh in underground dance music today, Ron D Core will remain a spearhead for cutting edge techno music in the rave scene. Which direction he will take it from this point is anyone's guess, but you can always be sure it will be something new, exciting, and HARD.
Ron D Core, Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab owner and Resident DJ, is the West Coast's premier hardcore techno surgeon. With 15 years as a DJ, Ron's core still remains hard. In the past 15 years, Ron D Core's style has progressed from what is known as old school techno, to hard acid, to more recently, an aggressive hardcore style known as terrorcore - while also staying close to his old school Techno roots by playing Hard NRG and Acid Techno.
Armed with a unique mixing style, excellent track selection & programming, and a penchant for infusing humor into his sets with sound clips from his favorite adult films, Ron D Core continues to be sought after to play gigs not only in his present hardcore / gabber musical style, but also his rare hard acid and old school techno sets. Some of his most notable gigs include: No Doz, Funny Farm, Opium, Shiva's Erotic Banquet, Aphrodite's Temple, Pyrotechnodiscoworks, Nocturnal Wonderland, Circa, Together as One, and his own parties with Dr. Freecloud's Mixing Lab: Operation 1 & 2, Funky Shit Happens, Megablast, Blitzkrieg, and Thirteen.
With his unique style and an ear for what is original and fresh in underground dance music today, Ron D Core will remain a spearhead for cutting edge techno music in the rave scene. Which direction he will take it from this point is anyone's guess, but you can always be sure it will be something new, exciting, and HARD.
DJ Dan - No Doz Reunion Dx2 - Nov 1997 - Part 2
Submitted By: 2fjeff
2fjeffGenre: Hardcore / Breakcore
Date of Set: Nov 7th, 1997
Filesize: 43.48 MB
Total Downloads: 6
Biography of DJ Dan
A native of Olympia, WA, DJ DAN first experienced music as a welcome escape, surrounded as he was by nine brothers and sisters. By age 14, he'd figured out how to rig his tape deck to the turntable to record to tape. Around this time, he also developed a passion for clothing design, so much that he was later accepted into Seattle's prestigious Thomas Edison School of Design, from which he graduated at the top of his class. Attending his first rave in L.A. in 1991 put his design career on hold. 'Something flipped, ' he recalls. 'I realized my true calling. I knew this was something I must do.' DAN spent every waking minute learning the art of mixing, scratching and programming, and soon he was ready to test his mettle in the club scene.
He hooked up with L.A. DJ Ron D Core, and by 1992, DAN had emerged as one of the cities top DJ's at a time when the city's rave scene hit its peak. 'The parties were so fresh, so colorful,' he remembers. 'There were no categories back then, nobody came in with preconceived notions of what the music should be. Those were the moments that started the trends.' As the L.A. rave scene waned, DAN and Ron launched No-Doz, a musically diverse club that set a new standard for after-hour parties. Meanwhile, DAN was also beginning to get frequent bookings in San Francisco, eventually causing him to move north.
His involvement with the Bay Area DJ collective Funky Tekno Tribe was a significant milestone on the establishment of what is known today as the signature West Coast house sound. The sounds of the DJ's--which included fusing funk and hip-hop with breaks and melodies--were a great influence on DAN, and caused him to revisit those sounds he loved so much in his youth, thus morphing into his own personalized sound. DJ DAN's international profile expanded exponentially with the release of the groundbreaking 'Loose Caboose' by the Electroliners, a classic track he co-wrote and co-produced with Jim Hopkins. It was soon picked up by XL Records in the U.K., which led to a fruitful partnership between DAN and famed DJ Carl Cox. The Electroliners continued to create many remixes, which only bolstered DJ DAN's reputation as a producer. Since then, he's remixed projects for Keoki, Groove Armada, Filter, A Tribe Called Quest, Olive and Orgy, the latter of which obtained platinum status with 'Blue Monday.'
When asked about the direction of music today, DAN says, 'Music is hard to categorize now than it's ever been. Techno guys playing tracks slowed down could be house...speeded up could be techno. I don't think it should be classified. It should be based on if it's good or not. A good record is a good record.'
As for his own persona, DJ DAN defies the conventional wisdom that the DJ has to retain a kind of standoffish mystique. 'I got into this,' says DAN, 'because I love how people unite on the dance floor, bringing in their own energy and excitement. So, I never turn my back on the crowd.' And they've never turned their backs on him. DJ DAN remains a towering figure in the world of dance music, always a step ahead in bringing new musical styles to his fans. He is a DJ for the people burning up dance floors around the world.
He hooked up with L.A. DJ Ron D Core, and by 1992, DAN had emerged as one of the cities top DJ's at a time when the city's rave scene hit its peak. 'The parties were so fresh, so colorful,' he remembers. 'There were no categories back then, nobody came in with preconceived notions of what the music should be. Those were the moments that started the trends.' As the L.A. rave scene waned, DAN and Ron launched No-Doz, a musically diverse club that set a new standard for after-hour parties. Meanwhile, DAN was also beginning to get frequent bookings in San Francisco, eventually causing him to move north.
His involvement with the Bay Area DJ collective Funky Tekno Tribe was a significant milestone on the establishment of what is known today as the signature West Coast house sound. The sounds of the DJ's--which included fusing funk and hip-hop with breaks and melodies--were a great influence on DAN, and caused him to revisit those sounds he loved so much in his youth, thus morphing into his own personalized sound. DJ DAN's international profile expanded exponentially with the release of the groundbreaking 'Loose Caboose' by the Electroliners, a classic track he co-wrote and co-produced with Jim Hopkins. It was soon picked up by XL Records in the U.K., which led to a fruitful partnership between DAN and famed DJ Carl Cox. The Electroliners continued to create many remixes, which only bolstered DJ DAN's reputation as a producer. Since then, he's remixed projects for Keoki, Groove Armada, Filter, A Tribe Called Quest, Olive and Orgy, the latter of which obtained platinum status with 'Blue Monday.'
When asked about the direction of music today, DAN says, 'Music is hard to categorize now than it's ever been. Techno guys playing tracks slowed down could be house...speeded up could be techno. I don't think it should be classified. It should be based on if it's good or not. A good record is a good record.'
As for his own persona, DJ DAN defies the conventional wisdom that the DJ has to retain a kind of standoffish mystique. 'I got into this,' says DAN, 'because I love how people unite on the dance floor, bringing in their own energy and excitement. So, I never turn my back on the crowd.' And they've never turned their backs on him. DJ DAN remains a towering figure in the world of dance music, always a step ahead in bringing new musical styles to his fans. He is a DJ for the people burning up dance floors around the world.
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