During the High School Era, there was a change of music that was being played at your school Dances. If you recall, the DJ will play too many hip hop tracks than upbeat dance tracks. If you want to listen to Hip Hop, you should listen to it as you drive through the Car Wash
If you do not recall the memories of elementary School, Let's Click Here and Enjoy.
Grade IX
When I was in Grade 9, I listened to great tunes on Energy 108, 107.9 FM. There was a great 20 minute street mix known as the 9:00 Hard Drive. This Street Mix featured hard tunes like Insomnia, and more. There was a few time stretch tracks in the mix too.
Here is a quick Rundown of some tracks I loved from the Grade 9 era.
Brainbug
Nightmare -- This track is very common on a CD. This track is on Chris Sheppard's Destination Dance Floor 3
Nightmare (Burger Queens Mix), 1997, This song has another version I heard on the radio back in the summer of 1997.
Daft Punk, Around the World
Da Funk
Faithless -- Insomnia, This track features a time stretch
Insomnia (Armand Van Helden's Mission to Mars Remix), 1997. This track is filled with time stretch effects. I taped this track off Energy FM 9 O Clock Hard Drive in the spring of 1997
Porn Kings, Up to No Good,
Sneaker Pimps -- Spin Spin Sugar, This track has a freaky timestretch half way through the track
Grade X
In Grade 10, I listed to Hits 103.5 and Energy 108 at the off and on.
Here is a run down of some great tracks I have heard during the Grade 10 year and Summer of 1998
666, Alarma
Aqua, Barbie Girl
Bassment Jaxx: Fly Life, I tapped this song from Chris Sheppard Radio Show back in the spring of 1998.
Brooklyn Bounce, Get Ready to Bounce
The Real Bass, This track has a timestretch
Chemical Brothers, Block Rocki'n Beats
Daft Punk, Burnin, I heard this track for the first time on Electric Circus.
Daze, Superhero
De Bos -- On the Run
DJ Supreme, The Horns of Jericho (Porn Kings Full On Remix)
This track features two time stretches. I recorded this track off the Chris Sheppard Radio show in May 1998.
Double 99 -- Ripgroove (Vocal Club Mix Feat. Top Cat) Featuring – Top Cat This track features a Time Stretch, This track was played at the Winterlude Edition of Electric Circus in 1998.
Da Hool -- Meet Her at the Love Parade
Joee, Angel, This track is very popular and played all the time on the Live-to-Air on 103.5, I also heard this track on the Winterlude Edition of Electric Circus in 1998
Joee Cons -- Get Funkee. I heard this track for the first time on the Chris Sheppard Groove Station on Hits 103.5 in July 1998. It featured a scary time stretch halfway through the track. This track is on Club Hits, 2000
Junkie XL, Dealing with the Roster, I heard this track only once on electric Circus. I bought the CD in June 1998 at Sam the Record Man at Georgian Mall
Fight, I heard this track when Junke XL played live at Electric Circus
Klubbheads, Discohopping, I recorded this track off the Chris Sheppard Radio Show in the spring of 1998
Love Inc, Broken Bones
You're a Superstar, This track has four versions. One of them has a timestretch on it.
Lucid -- I can't Help Myself (The Lucid Vocal Mix), This track features a freaky timestretch
Lustral, Everytime (Nalin & Kane Remix),
Olive, You're Not Alone
McGregor, PF Project -- Choose Life, This track has a time stretch
Mousse T VS Hot N Juicy -- Horny 98. This song aired for the first time on July 17th, 1998 on the Chris Sheppard Groove Station on Hits 103.5 FM. I heard it for the first time at Blackdown Army Cadet Training Centre. When the track was dropped, it was time for the radio to be shut off for the night. Sorry, Lights Out!
Nalin & Kane, Beachball,
Porn Kings, Armour (C'mon)
Red 5, Da Beat Goes This track is on Chris Sheppard's Destination Dance Floor 3
Lift Me Up,
Run DMC Vs Jason Nevins, It's Like That, When I taped this song off the Radio, I referred it as Dominion Run.
Stardust, Music Sounds Better with You,
Yves Murasca -- All about House Music, When I first listened to this track on the radio, I referred it as Couch Music because it sounded like Couch instead of House.
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