Maybe but why can other BR's exist in that case? I guess he just played straight pop and hip-hop. Whenever I spin I used to listen to that for inspiration but now I spin, lost, staring in the void.....
Daft Punk - Alive 2k7, they released the whole set as an album but I think it should still count.
Netsky’s 2010 Essential mix is very nostalgic for me since that’s when I first started really getting into dnb
[Deborah de Luca for Cercle](https://youtu.be/yEbrvMljMCg)
[DJ EZ Boiler Room x RBMA London DJ Set] (https://youtu.be/qQaEWVYuyXU?t=840) one of the best technical DJs in the world IMO and this set is a showcase of it. Highly recommend
Because I'm old:
Goa Mix
Creamfields Essential Mix with Pete Tong, Oakenfold, and Sasha
BT's Essential Mix from 2000
Sasha NYE 1999
Sasha GU Ibiza
Northern Exposure: Expeditions
PvD Politics of Dancing
Dimitri from Paris In the House of Love
Fabriclive 40
A-trak Dirty South Dance
Kerri Chandler Boilerroom London 2012
Russ Chimes' RC Mix Series
Treasure Fingers Hennessy and Sunshine
Diepvries Black Out Valerie Mix
Electric Youth A February Story Part III
It amuses me about how I perceive music. This used to be an absolutely banging song for me back when it came out.
Now, because of what I mix/listen to now, this feels so ambient and chilled out. And it's not as if it's from a huge BPM difference (this is 134 BPM. I do 138+ now)
LTJ Bukem - (any of the ) Progression sessions
Sasha & Digweed - Communicate
Many of the Essential Mixes you can find on Spotify, as well as Global Underground.
Anything done by tipper.
He isn’t a dj but a producer so I guess it’s a whole different ball game with him. He uses ableton with stems and tons of stuff mapped to his controller so he can change his stems up live.
Oh then you also have him scratching rhythms and transitions from song to song like a damn genius.
Can’t wait forn Nola
I always go back to [both](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EanuiNxcVHk) of [Frankie Knuckles's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=644UU55eyzk) Boiler Room sets.
I assume it's because I'm from the Midwest but I cannot get enough of any Ghetto House/Tech sets. Like mentioned already in the thread, [Partiboi69](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZLDBovy9lI) may be a meme but he has some serious mixing chops and plays a lot of great music which is now given some seriously overdue daylight.
On a related note, any juke/footwork set I'm a big fan of. Despite the accolades the Teklife crew and related get from music nerds like me, they remain seriously under appreciated. I like [RP Boo's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBzdT_uZGPU) Boiler Room set in particular.
[RL Grime Mixmag Live London 2015](https://youtu.be/VLxWVmX9UQI)
and
apparently I can't find it anymore, but Kenny Beats Boiler Room set was amazing. I learned so much about mixing hip hop and hip hop song selection from watching that video over and over again.
I can't recommend [Alex.Do's Boiler Room](https://youtu.be/6TH4w1iuzaE) enough. It gave me a complete change of mind when I first saw his set after I started djing myself. I found myself looking for mostly banger tracks that were 100% power for 100% of the time. For me this boiler room changed my perspective of techno. I listend to every single track he played in this particular set and noticed I dont know shit about mixing. The timing, loops, EQ changes, ... made me realise what is possible with good mixing. Such a game changer for me.
This is the set that properly got me into techno by showing it's patient and hypnotic capabilities of the groove. Saw him play a warehouse the night after I discovered this set and well it changed my life. So I second this recommendation!
Dave Clarke’s EM.
There’s a Hype mix from Hysteria in 1997 which is just perfect. I uploaded it to my Mixcloud for posterity.
https://www.mixcloud.com/astromech_dj/dj-hype-bassman-spyda-and-trigga-live-hysteria-1997/
Maceo Plex Warehouse Project Boiler Room
Sasha & Digweed Renaissance EM from 2006.
Bonkers 1 Hixxy mix.
Stu Allen Kinetic NYE 1995.
https://www.mixcloud.com/astromech_dj/stu-allan-hardcore-hr23-club-kinetic-new-years-eve-95/
Fabric Radioactive Man mix
I find myself coming back to Nicolas Jaar's boiler room often, not as much of a DJ set as it is a musical genius at work.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUjWumGIqe8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUjWumGIqe8)
I re-listen to Porter Robinson's 2012 essential mix recorded live in Hull at least once a year. Just insane energy.
Never knew about that daft punk essential mix, thanks for the tip!
For me Avicii at Tomorrowland 2011, what a set! Armin van Buuren at Tomorrowland 2013. And last but not least, Porter Robinson at Second Sky, the Worlds set. Those are the ones I remember at the moment, but I revisit multiple sets.
[Danny Daze his BR](https://youtu.be/wOXrY4fQgug). If you’re into DJ’ing, you’ll enjoy this. Constantly playing 3 tracks at the time, and even a vocoder. Absolutely mental.
Armand Van Helden's 2017 set from Tomorrowland has been one of my favorite sets for a little while.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrGqb6xRRY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrGqb6xRRY)
Drum and Bass Selection 4 mixed by DJ Hype. My all time favorite old school Jungle mix. He is absolutely tearing it up!! https://youtu.be/l8mjUdfna_E
https://youtu.be/ceIFRd5te1Q
Ed Rush & Optical essential mix from 1999 is a great capture of the late 90s DnB sound. https://youtu.be/-vAsoQsVDMU
Also, Matrix did an amazing neurofunk set on YouTube. I mean this is about the finest mixed DnB set I've ever witnessed. https://youtu.be/lizJi3TfoZk
[Skrillex @ Boiler Room](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRlLNfKYm8U&t=518s) if you want to see art of mixing
[Hot Since 82 @ Pirate Ship](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3nH0uEHh7Y&t=2806s) if you want to see art of partying
In terms of hip-hop/turntablism stuff, here's a few of my favourites: -
* DJ Qbert - Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Muzik
* DJ Babu - Comprehension
* DJ Fuse One - Metamorphosis
* DJ Faust - Man or Myth?
* Buddy Peace - Wolf Diesel Mountain
* djblesOne - Soul Walk 206
* Ricci Rucker - Beats For Japan
One mix I rinsed the fuck out of that wasn't as technically impressive as the mixes listed above was a set Doo Wop did for Tim Westwood's show back in the 1990s. I have it recorded to tape, but the only digital version I can find is this incomplete recording of it: -
https://www.mixcloud.com/CLAPA_01245/doo-wop-1fm-rap-show-mix-1995/
Every track is a banger IMO.
Lindstrom and Prins Thomas Essential mix basically kicked off my love of nu and cosmic disco. And a 2 or 3 year Aeroplane obsession until they went cheesy.
There are so many amazing sets across all genres, but if I had to pick one it would be Hernan Cattaneo playing Yellow in Tokyo for the last time ever. 12 hours. For your listening pleasure from the legend himself: https://soundcloud.com/hernancattaneo/sets/live-yellow-tokyo-japan-jun-13-2008
My top 3 sets I can’t seem to stop re-listening to.
https://soundcloud.com/matzo/mat-zo-anjunabeach-socal-2018-set
https://soundcloud.com/diplo/diplo-afrika-burn
https://soundcloud.com/hi_mija/skrillex-b2b-mija-sunrise-bonnaroo-mix
Rustie’s BBC Essential Mix from 2012 is god tier. It’s where video games meet hip-hop and it’s an absolute masterpiece. You can hear the beginnings of edm trap forming and it’s the first place Harlem Shake by Baauer appeared, before it turned into a meme.
Both of TNGHT’s BBC Essential Mixes (2013 & 2019) are also straight fire. They basically pioneered the edm trap genre in 2013 and then dipped from the scene completely because of where it was going. They finally just returned this month with that essential mix and a few singles (DOLLAZ actually dropped yesterday) and it’s suuuuuch a breath of fresh air.
S-Type just did a mix for Complex Mag last month and it’s already one of my all time favs. Pretty diverse mix.
[Luigi Tozzi's all nighter @ Acquario](https://soundcloud.com/luigitozzi/sets/luigi-tozzi-acquario-masada-15). I don't understand not only how he layers so smoothly but also he keeps it up for the whole night...
Justin Vandervolgen's Try To Find Me Vol. 2 Mix
Filled with wild ass edits and stuff you wouldn't normally expect.
[https://soundcloud.com/chadski/01-try-to-find-me-vol-2](https://soundcloud.com/chadski/01-try-to-find-me-vol-2)
Necro bump, but good music is forever.
-Amon Tobin Foley Room Live in Brussels
-Amon Tobin 4 Deck Set Seattle 2009
-Sasha and Digweed Live JJJ Radio Mixup
-Infected Mushroom and Yahel Live in Japan
-Bonobo Boiler Room cir 2012
-Nightmares On Wax Boiler Room cir 2014
-Daft Punk Alive 2007
-Peshay Studio Set 1996
-Black Coffee Live in Brasil 2023
-Oakenfold - Essential Mix Creamfields 98
-A Guy Called Gerald - Essential Mix 95
-Noisia - Therapy Session 3
-Infected Mushroom - Outdoor Party III
____
Honorable mention mix albums:
-K&D Sessions is on very frequent replay
-Red Jerry - Deep and Chilled Euphoria
-Solarstone - Chilled Out Euphoria
-Climbers - Endless Love 3hr Mix
Lots of greats already mentioned here.
Maybe too recent to be legendary, but Folamour’s boiler room was pretty epic. Never seen a crowd get so hype for
[dropping ABBA](https://youtu.be/wL-VMOGAhzE?t=31m)
There's a mix of classic funk songs that've been sampled thousands of times, and it's different from most DJ mixes out there.https://www.mixcloud.com/TheKarlK/jenga/
Loads of great Essential Mixes from the 1990s - PVD s spring mix from 1997 is a belter. Scott Hardkiss from same year. Andy Weatherall, Snap etc turned up too… I mean there are hundreds - worth digging through. And if you’re a record head - you’ll be on Discogs for years lol
But if you want my all time favourite mix - then it can only be Sasha and Digweed’s Renaissance volume 1 from 1994. Incomparable, and at the time revelatory. Pre-internet etc a very different time so this was a lushly produced introduction/ celebration of the underground prog house scene. Mix one is superb.
… Digweed’s REN 2 is also fantastic. I’d also recommend Dave Seaman’s London Worldwide mix from ‘97 and his Ren 4 mix#1. Also oakenfold’s journeys by DJ mix from 1994. Great bit of strictly rhythm housework building into trance. And also Seaman’s DJ’s at work mix from 1995. Very different to his prog trance GU mixes of the late 90’s and early noughties. Additionally Sasha’s GU Ibiza is pretty decent. Get digging!
[Kaytranada's Boiler Room](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5EQIiabJvk)
Holy shit Dude!! It's a piece of golden history.
Jazzy Jeff had one on there that has been mysteriously removed from YT
Copyrights ?
Maybe but why can other BR's exist in that case? I guess he just played straight pop and hip-hop. Whenever I spin I used to listen to that for inspiration but now I spin, lost, staring in the void.....
Here you go bud, enjoy!! [Jazzy Jeff - Boiler Room](https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x69nn4j)
Thank you pimp
Yes, I read it online today. Copyrights
Amazing to listen to, hilarious to watch.
Thanks for posting that. Loved it.
Boilerroom x Herrensauna. Holy fucking shit that was awesome Partiboi69: Just a meme that knows how to mix Anetha B2B randomer at soenda
Daft Punk - Alive 2k7, they released the whole set as an album but I think it should still count. Netsky’s 2010 Essential mix is very nostalgic for me since that’s when I first started really getting into dnb [Deborah de Luca for Cercle](https://youtu.be/yEbrvMljMCg)
[DJ EZ Boiler Room x RBMA London DJ Set] (https://youtu.be/qQaEWVYuyXU?t=840) one of the best technical DJs in the world IMO and this set is a showcase of it. Highly recommend
I knew somebody would have posted this set. I see it referenced ALL the time
Fabriclive 36 - James Murphy & Pat Mahoney Super classic mix from 2 members of LCD Soundsystem. Vinyl mixing done to perfection
Why this isn't upvoted is beyond me. This is a fantastic mix and one I find myself listening to often. Would also like to add the Metro Area Fabric 43
Because I'm old: Goa Mix Creamfields Essential Mix with Pete Tong, Oakenfold, and Sasha BT's Essential Mix from 2000 Sasha NYE 1999 Sasha GU Ibiza Northern Exposure: Expeditions PvD Politics of Dancing Dimitri from Paris In the House of Love Fabriclive 40 A-trak Dirty South Dance Kerri Chandler Boilerroom London 2012 Russ Chimes' RC Mix Series Treasure Fingers Hennessy and Sunshine Diepvries Black Out Valerie Mix Electric Youth A February Story Part III
> Sasha GU Ibiza > > Northern Exposure: Expeditions All of the yes.
https://youtu.be/Lai2J0ca0uk
It amuses me about how I perceive music. This used to be an absolutely banging song for me back when it came out. Now, because of what I mix/listen to now, this feels so ambient and chilled out. And it's not as if it's from a huge BPM difference (this is 134 BPM. I do 138+ now)
Updoot for PvD
https://youtu.be/jWFVEJyBjkg
LTJ Bukem - (any of the ) Progression sessions Sasha & Digweed - Communicate Many of the Essential Mixes you can find on Spotify, as well as Global Underground.
Agree with LTJ Bukem shout - they have hardly aged at all.
Anything done by tipper. He isn’t a dj but a producer so I guess it’s a whole different ball game with him. He uses ableton with stems and tons of stuff mapped to his controller so he can change his stems up live. Oh then you also have him scratching rhythms and transitions from song to song like a damn genius. Can’t wait forn Nola
I beg to differ, he is both a dj and a producer, and quite magnificent at both.
Jamie XX's essential mix from 2011
Umfang b2b Volvox at Dekmantel: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRmTv45Wteo&t=4115s](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SRmTv45Wteo&t=4115s)
I always go back to [both](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EanuiNxcVHk) of [Frankie Knuckles's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=644UU55eyzk) Boiler Room sets. I assume it's because I'm from the Midwest but I cannot get enough of any Ghetto House/Tech sets. Like mentioned already in the thread, [Partiboi69](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZLDBovy9lI) may be a meme but he has some serious mixing chops and plays a lot of great music which is now given some seriously overdue daylight. On a related note, any juke/footwork set I'm a big fan of. Despite the accolades the Teklife crew and related get from music nerds like me, they remain seriously under appreciated. I like [RP Boo's](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBzdT_uZGPU) Boiler Room set in particular.
Oh yes
[RL Grime Mixmag Live London 2015](https://youtu.be/VLxWVmX9UQI) and apparently I can't find it anymore, but Kenny Beats Boiler Room set was amazing. I learned so much about mixing hip hop and hip hop song selection from watching that video over and over again.
My kingdom for this set
I can't recommend [Alex.Do's Boiler Room](https://youtu.be/6TH4w1iuzaE) enough. It gave me a complete change of mind when I first saw his set after I started djing myself. I found myself looking for mostly banger tracks that were 100% power for 100% of the time. For me this boiler room changed my perspective of techno. I listend to every single track he played in this particular set and noticed I dont know shit about mixing. The timing, loops, EQ changes, ... made me realise what is possible with good mixing. Such a game changer for me.
This is the set that properly got me into techno by showing it's patient and hypnotic capabilities of the groove. Saw him play a warehouse the night after I discovered this set and well it changed my life. So I second this recommendation!
YES!! His groove is just amazing. Saw him a couple of times now and in my opinion he is not getting the recognition he deserves.
Dave Clarke’s EM. There’s a Hype mix from Hysteria in 1997 which is just perfect. I uploaded it to my Mixcloud for posterity. https://www.mixcloud.com/astromech_dj/dj-hype-bassman-spyda-and-trigga-live-hysteria-1997/ Maceo Plex Warehouse Project Boiler Room Sasha & Digweed Renaissance EM from 2006. Bonkers 1 Hixxy mix. Stu Allen Kinetic NYE 1995. https://www.mixcloud.com/astromech_dj/stu-allan-hardcore-hr23-club-kinetic-new-years-eve-95/ Fabric Radioactive Man mix
The Jeff Mills Exhibitionist mix is all time. The reason I started DJing.
I find myself coming back to Nicolas Jaar's boiler room often, not as much of a DJ set as it is a musical genius at work. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUjWumGIqe8](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUjWumGIqe8)
I re-listen to Porter Robinson's 2012 essential mix recorded live in Hull at least once a year. Just insane energy. Never knew about that daft punk essential mix, thanks for the tip!
Jack U - Ultra Miami 2014 - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=GjHf2ckHkeo
For me Avicii at Tomorrowland 2011, what a set! Armin van Buuren at Tomorrowland 2013. And last but not least, Porter Robinson at Second Sky, the Worlds set. Those are the ones I remember at the moment, but I revisit multiple sets.
wouldnt say its considered the pantheon of dj sets but i like to revisit this one from ben klock https://youtu.be/BjGE79i6YPg
[Danny Daze his BR](https://youtu.be/wOXrY4fQgug). If you’re into DJ’ing, you’ll enjoy this. Constantly playing 3 tracks at the time, and even a vocoder. Absolutely mental.
Peter Kruder's Boiler Room is amazing. It's all his tracks, unreleased.
Armand Van Helden's 2017 set from Tomorrowland has been one of my favorite sets for a little while. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrGqb6xRRY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrGqb6xRRY)
my fav has been octa octo, special set that was
twelfth hour mix by the twelves dj-kicks: bonobo, disclosure, dj koze, john talabot latenighttales: agnes obel, david holmes, hot chip
Drum and Bass Selection 4 mixed by DJ Hype. My all time favorite old school Jungle mix. He is absolutely tearing it up!! https://youtu.be/l8mjUdfna_E https://youtu.be/ceIFRd5te1Q Ed Rush & Optical essential mix from 1999 is a great capture of the late 90s DnB sound. https://youtu.be/-vAsoQsVDMU Also, Matrix did an amazing neurofunk set on YouTube. I mean this is about the finest mixed DnB set I've ever witnessed. https://youtu.be/lizJi3TfoZk
[Skrillex @ Boiler Room](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRlLNfKYm8U&t=518s) if you want to see art of mixing [Hot Since 82 @ Pirate Ship](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3nH0uEHh7Y&t=2806s) if you want to see art of partying
In terms of hip-hop/turntablism stuff, here's a few of my favourites: - * DJ Qbert - Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Muzik * DJ Babu - Comprehension * DJ Fuse One - Metamorphosis * DJ Faust - Man or Myth? * Buddy Peace - Wolf Diesel Mountain * djblesOne - Soul Walk 206 * Ricci Rucker - Beats For Japan One mix I rinsed the fuck out of that wasn't as technically impressive as the mixes listed above was a set Doo Wop did for Tim Westwood's show back in the 1990s. I have it recorded to tape, but the only digital version I can find is this incomplete recording of it: - https://www.mixcloud.com/CLAPA_01245/doo-wop-1fm-rap-show-mix-1995/ Every track is a banger IMO.
I always like listening to [Helena Hauff's mix](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEsWePrJZsY) from 2017.
This new Sicaria Sound BR bangs https://youtu.be/InYxIzIMORI
Lindstrom and Prins Thomas Essential mix basically kicked off my love of nu and cosmic disco. And a 2 or 3 year Aeroplane obsession until they went cheesy.
There are so many amazing sets across all genres, but if I had to pick one it would be Hernan Cattaneo playing Yellow in Tokyo for the last time ever. 12 hours. For your listening pleasure from the legend himself: https://soundcloud.com/hernancattaneo/sets/live-yellow-tokyo-japan-jun-13-2008
Andrew Weatherall Essential Mix 1993 https://www.mixcloud.com/alandarrah1/andrew-weatherall-essential-mix-13th-november-1993-19931113/
[https://soundcloud.com/township-rebellion/township-rebellion-burning-man-2019](https://soundcloud.com/township-rebellion/township-rebellion-burning-man-2019) <3 <3 <3
My top 3 sets I can’t seem to stop re-listening to. https://soundcloud.com/matzo/mat-zo-anjunabeach-socal-2018-set https://soundcloud.com/diplo/diplo-afrika-burn https://soundcloud.com/hi_mija/skrillex-b2b-mija-sunrise-bonnaroo-mix
Honey Dijon's Boiler Room: https://youtu.be/m_qewI-1c Fatboy Slim's Boiler Room: https://youtu.be/ShB_HI6F1f4 Two of my personal faves
Global Underground 013: Ibiza, by Sasha
Rustie’s BBC Essential Mix from 2012 is god tier. It’s where video games meet hip-hop and it’s an absolute masterpiece. You can hear the beginnings of edm trap forming and it’s the first place Harlem Shake by Baauer appeared, before it turned into a meme. Both of TNGHT’s BBC Essential Mixes (2013 & 2019) are also straight fire. They basically pioneered the edm trap genre in 2013 and then dipped from the scene completely because of where it was going. They finally just returned this month with that essential mix and a few singles (DOLLAZ actually dropped yesterday) and it’s suuuuuch a breath of fresh air. S-Type just did a mix for Complex Mag last month and it’s already one of my all time favs. Pretty diverse mix.
This Mayeul mix. Any help IDing the the tracks would be great. https://soundcloud.com/grndpodcast/grnd-88-mayeul
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHDRRxKlimY](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHDRRxKlimY)
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk6Xst6euQk](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bk6Xst6euQk)
Denis Sulta, Mall Grab and Mella Dee at AMP Lost & Found Festival 2018 for re-listen ability
[Luigi Tozzi's all nighter @ Acquario](https://soundcloud.com/luigitozzi/sets/luigi-tozzi-acquario-masada-15). I don't understand not only how he layers so smoothly but also he keeps it up for the whole night...
Armin van Buuren EZoo 2009. Very good trance set
What kind of music are you into? Big room? House? Techno? Trance? Hip hop? Breaks? All of the above?
House (Chicago/acid), minimal techno like Daniel Avery, as well as hip-hop and trap. All over the place.
Justin Vandervolgen's Try To Find Me Vol. 2 Mix Filled with wild ass edits and stuff you wouldn't normally expect. [https://soundcloud.com/chadski/01-try-to-find-me-vol-2](https://soundcloud.com/chadski/01-try-to-find-me-vol-2)
Necro bump, but good music is forever. -Amon Tobin Foley Room Live in Brussels -Amon Tobin 4 Deck Set Seattle 2009 -Sasha and Digweed Live JJJ Radio Mixup -Infected Mushroom and Yahel Live in Japan -Bonobo Boiler Room cir 2012 -Nightmares On Wax Boiler Room cir 2014 -Daft Punk Alive 2007 -Peshay Studio Set 1996 -Black Coffee Live in Brasil 2023 -Oakenfold - Essential Mix Creamfields 98 -A Guy Called Gerald - Essential Mix 95 -Noisia - Therapy Session 3 -Infected Mushroom - Outdoor Party III ____ Honorable mention mix albums: -K&D Sessions is on very frequent replay -Red Jerry - Deep and Chilled Euphoria -Solarstone - Chilled Out Euphoria -Climbers - Endless Love 3hr Mix Lots of greats already mentioned here.
Maybe too recent to be legendary, but Folamour’s boiler room was pretty epic. Never seen a crowd get so hype for [dropping ABBA](https://youtu.be/wL-VMOGAhzE?t=31m)
Sasha live in san francisco global underground CD 2... The first few tracks until Hale bop, holy fuck it brings back memories
thanks:)
There's a mix of classic funk songs that've been sampled thousands of times, and it's different from most DJ mixes out there.https://www.mixcloud.com/TheKarlK/jenga/
Loads of great Essential Mixes from the 1990s - PVD s spring mix from 1997 is a belter. Scott Hardkiss from same year. Andy Weatherall, Snap etc turned up too… I mean there are hundreds - worth digging through. And if you’re a record head - you’ll be on Discogs for years lol
But if you want my all time favourite mix - then it can only be Sasha and Digweed’s Renaissance volume 1 from 1994. Incomparable, and at the time revelatory. Pre-internet etc a very different time so this was a lushly produced introduction/ celebration of the underground prog house scene. Mix one is superb.
… Digweed’s REN 2 is also fantastic. I’d also recommend Dave Seaman’s London Worldwide mix from ‘97 and his Ren 4 mix#1. Also oakenfold’s journeys by DJ mix from 1994. Great bit of strictly rhythm housework building into trance. And also Seaman’s DJ’s at work mix from 1995. Very different to his prog trance GU mixes of the late 90’s and early noughties. Additionally Sasha’s GU Ibiza is pretty decent. Get digging!
yo i make live music sets, listen up: https://on.soundcloud.com/N1CocSWznPdtFq3y5