Yet another fine blog…. 😅

House Party VI – The Ultimate Megamix.

I believe this is the last album I bought on cassette. It’s also one of the finer crossovers — from mellow to gabber — available. But that’s just your humble author’s opinion. 😉

Anyway!

As the tracks on this album grow increasingly louder. 😀 I feel this will be the loudest post I’ll ever create for this blog! 😉 You’re — however — more than welcome to visit this one. If you’re into loud sounds that is. Because they might “ tear your soul apart. ” 😀

Track listing:

1. TCM – I can hear your (nervous) heartbeat
2. Capella – U got the know
3. Glam – Hell’s Party
4. Deborah Wilson – Free
5. Terragon – Party!
6. OHM – Tribal Tone
7. Katana – Sexual Intimidation
8. Exposure & DJ Philippe – Desola
9. Immaginazione 2 – La Musica Del Futuro
10. Ramirez – Terapia
11. Interactive – Amok
12. Dance 2 Trance – Power of American Natives
13. Neuro – Mama
14. Any Question – Living on Fantasy
15. Hilander – Stop Suicide
16. CJ Bolland – Mantra
17. TCM – Hyper Sleep
18. Capricorn – 20Hz
19. Robin S. – Show me love
20. Eskimos & Egypt – Fall from Grace
21. Alex Party – Sunday Night Party
22. Fluxland EP – Fluxland
23. Remy & Sven – Piano Power
24. Leila K. – Open Sesame
25. DJ Caligula – Piano Junky
26. Brainstorm – Tribal Techno
27. Suburbian Knight – The Art of Stalking
28. Dye Witness – What would you like to hear again
29. Joe Inferno – Histeria
30. Maurizio Braccagni – Bass Solution
31. Rexanthony – For you Marlene
32. DJ Hooligan – B.O.T.T.R.O.P.
33. D & F – Buzz Click
34. Waxattack – Show me your ye ye yeah
35. Hard Attack – Bonehead
36. Bisart – Wrong is Right
37. Krid Snero II – White Line
38. Final Analysis – El Punto Final
39. Frankie Bones – We can do this
40. Hocus Pocus – Here’s Johnny
41. Grunge – Let yourself go
42. Knight Phantom – Worldwide Phantom
43. Charly Lownoise – A whole lot of lownoise
44. TCM – A man who did this
45. Loempia EP – Motherfuck
46. Pin-occhio – Pin-occhio

House Music

House music is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in the American city of Chicago in the early 1980s.

house music is a universal language spoken and understood by all.

As you can see:

Not just your basic, average, everyday, ordinary, run-of-the-mill, ho-hum fairy tale … 😉