Please take a listen to this labour of love I call L-Space, with some fantastic mid-90's warm spacey acid tekno-trance, acidic Goa, and completely mental acid tekno, with barely a Liberator in sight (ok so I did briefly drop DDR's remix of Star Power's Nothing Can Save Us London, but only briefly in protest of the "Fuck Goa" mentality of Audio Pancake et al..)

Plenty of quality tunes from the Non Eric, Biochip C, Tim Schuldt, Pushiro, Narkotek etc.

So much acid from this time is so utterly boring, it's like switch on the 303. turn a few knobs and sod the dancers, and while the London crowd essentially saved the whole acid scene from disappearing up it's own arse, it abandonned that whole alien element to the predictably wibbly wobbly fluoro psy-trance mob. This mix shows that acid tekno/trance and goa were made for each other, and need playing together again.

This one was far more deliberately planned than Episode 1, and is much more sensibly paced at around 143 bpm, raising to 163bpm for the final few tracks.

Just got Virtual DJ installed and had to do something with this pile of newly leeched hardtek, and newly ripped old acid vinyls.....the messy result of a post-Saturday night out is this 184bpm mix. I know that some of these tunes were not designed for this type of speed, but they sound great anyway!