DJ Vagas - Central Nervous System Volume 1

DJ Vagas - Central Nervous System Volume 1 - The Brain FLAC album

Tracklist Hide Credits

1	–Ultra-Sonic	Obsession	6:50
2	–Alpha Team	Speed	5:33
3	–Dyewitness	What Would You Like To Hear Again?	4:28
4	–Ultra-Sonic	Check Your Head	7:10
5	–Dyewitness	Seven Days	4:04
6	–Sperminator	No Women Allowed	3:33
7	–Ultra-Sonic	Annihilating Rhythm	7:22
8	–Dyewitness	Brrr	3:28
9	–Charlie Lownoise & Mental Theo*	Live At London	3:50
10	–Jones & Stephenson	The First Rebirth	5:30
11	–Dyewitness	The Future (Live In Scotland) Vocals – MC Cyclone	8:38
12	–Hocus Pocus	Here's Johnny (Hardcore)	5:32
13	–DJ Vagas*	Hyperdome (Heaven's Version) Producer – M.I.K.E.	5:08
14	–Rob Gee, Repete* & MC Romeo	Riot In N.Y.	4:30
15	–Charlie Lownoise & Mental Theo*	Ultimate Sex Track	4:20
16	–DJ Paul* & Lenny D*	Anti-Procrastination	5:05
17	–DJ Vagas*	Xpress Elevator To Hell	3:00

Credits

Compiled By, Sequenced By – DJ Vagas*

Notes

Reissue with new artwork and "The Brain" added to the title.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 9 416579 001903

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CSR CD 5001	DJ Vagas*	Central Nervous System Vol. 1 ‎(CD, Comp, Mixed)	Central Station	CSR CD 5001	Australia	1994

Bolv

This CD is the first time I ever heard hardcore and includes some popular tracks by Dyewitness and Ultra-Sonic. It also includes Here's Johnny and Speed which were tracks which made the Australian Top 40, in fact Here's Johnny went number one in Australia for a few weeks in 1994! The CD is an excellent representation of the rave scene in 1994 and are tracks that defined that era and include some hidden gems, most notably The First Rebirth by Jones and Stephenson. The mixing on this CD is awful (anything mixed by George Vagas is awful!) but its full of excellent anthems which still get played at parties.

Worla

This for me always takes me back to the good old days. When a "rave" played all types of music in one floor space. This CD plays as one track and starts off slow and builds up from techno to banging gabba.