Chaos Unlimited Mix Tapes

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FOR THOSE WHO STILL OWN A TAPE PLAYER

 

Chaos Unlimited mix cassettes for sale/trade. These are like this (http://www.discogs.com/release/794993) but have either no tracklisting or only partial tracklistings. Purchased from Cyberdog stall in Camden Market during 1995/1996 and bloody wicked mixes (IMHO). DAT recordings so better than your average mix-tape (and they are official releases, NOT copies).

 

 

Matsuri 1 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

No tracklisting. ID'd several tracks on Discogs site, including:

Down Underground - DJ-Re-Do on Australian EP

Quadran - Free Your Mind ...I think

Hallucinogen - LSD

Gamma Loop - Eclipse (Sun's Mix)

Hexagone - Burning Trash Floor

The Ambush - Aton (Remixes) (Progressive Attack Mix)

 

Matsuri 2 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

No tracklisting and no ID on any tracks. Released in 1995, but as with Matsuri 1 is probably pre-1995 acid-trance/early goa.

 

Matsuri 3 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

The first one I bought and one of the best IMO. Has no tracklisting and, strangely, no catalogue number, but is definately an official release. ID'd tracks include:

Infinity Project - Stimuli

Union Jack - Cactus

Koxbox - Insect & Insect Bite (some sort of remix that I can't figure out)

 

Matsuri 4 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

No tracklisting, but this one's really dark. Only ID is Hallucinogen - Shamanix (which sounds like a remix)

 

Matsuri 5 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

Has partial tracklisting, includes

Quatermass - Kali

Prana - Kiba

Virtual Obsession - Before Dawn off Trust In Trance

Baby Doc + Dentist - Tales off the Nascarpi

Prana - Message for Eastedge (Original & Trance Mixes)

Secret Intelligence - Yesterday's Tomorrow off The Fourth Terminal EP

Synchro - Jensonic

Van Basten - King of the Death Posture

Rigid - Emphasis off State Of Mind

Adrenalin Drum - Harddome

 

Matsuri 6 - Tsuyoshi Suzuki - 1995

Has no tracklisting. ID'd tracks include:

Psychaos - Intellect

Etnica - Intense Visitation

Digitalis - Repeater

 

Brainforest - Mark Allen - 1995

No tracklisting and no ID on any tracks. Is more of a chilled out session. One of my favourite actually.