Massive House Music Classics (14 X 12" Records) Trax, Roule...etc

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Massive House Music Classics (14 X 12" Records) Trax, Roule...etc. These records good to VG condition. A couple of them VG+ They are purchased one by one over the years and they been very well taken care of.

1. Le Knight Club - Troobadoor / Mirage (1998) – [CRYDA 003]

It is an absolute French touch masterpiece! Co-produced by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and Eric Chedeville (Rico), this 1998 12" release on the legendary Crydamoure label remains a definitive club holy grail.

2. Marshall Jefferson – Move Your Body (Adonis Remixes) – Trax Records White Label

Released in 1996 under the catalog number TRXUK005 on Trax Records, this specific stamped white label features two heavy interpretations of the iconic Chicago house music anthem by fellow legend Adonis

3. (Josh Wink’s) Size 9 – I’m Ready – VC Recordings 12”

The 1995 acid house and techno classic "I’m Ready" was produced by electronic pioneer Josh Wink under his project alias Size 9. One of its most sought-after physical formats is the UK 12" vinyl release pressed by VC Recordings under the catalog number VCRT 2

4. Roy Davis Jr – Rock Shock – Roulé Records

An absolute weapon! Released in 1998, "Rock Shock" by Chicago house legend Roy Davis Jr. is a monumental crossover moment between raw Chicago jack and the filtered French touch movement.

Issued as Roulé 304 on Thomas Bangalter’s legendary Roulé Records

5. Thomas Bangalter – Trax On The Rocks - Roulé Records

An absolute foundational blueprint for the entire French house movement, Thomas Bangalter’s Trax On Da Rocks (released in 1995 on his own Roulé Records as catalog number Roulé 301) is the quintessential underground record that started it all.

6. Romanthony – Hold On - Roulé Records

For a lot of people this track is widely defended by vinyl purists as the single greatest record ever pressed on Roulé Records—even standing taller than Stardust

7. Thomas Bangalter – Spinal Scratch - Roulé Records

"Spinal Scratch" is the ultimate definition of a raw, looping club weapon. Released in 1996 as the second-ever record on Roulé Records (Roulé 302), this solo 12" from Thomas Bangalter stripped away the melodic polish of standard house music and focused entirely on rhythmic, hypnotic, dance floor hypnosis

8. Alan Braxe – Vertigo - Roulé Records

Alan Braxe's "Vertigo" (released in October 1997 as Roulé 303) is an absolute pinnacle and holy grail of the French house movement. Written and produced by Alain Queme (Alan Braxe), this track defines the golden era of unfiltered, high-energy Parisian filter house.

9. The Buffalo Club presents – Buffalo Club – Scratche

Bangalter created Scratché as a playful spin-off. While the standard Roulé label featured an iconic gold roulette wheel, Scratché flipped the script with a striking silver dartboard layout. The sub-label was dissolved immediately after this lone single dropped, transforming it into an instant underground holy grail.

10. The Don – The Horn Song – Strictly Rhythm

An absolute crowd-pulverizer! Shifting gears from the French filter sound to the powerhouse of New York house royalty, "The Horn Song" by The Don (released in 1998 on Strictly Rhythm as SR 12539) is one of the most explosive, instantly recognizable dancefloor tracks of the late 90s.

11. The Bravery – Fearless (Remixes) – Island (2X12”)

A massive crossover anthem! Taking a sharp turn into the mid-2000s indie-dance and electro-house explosion, released in 2005 on Island Records

12. House of OM featuring Collette – OM (2X12”)

This is the ultimate West Coast meets Chicago deep house royalty! Released in November 2006 as part of OM Records' legendary compilation series

                    A1: Home & Garden feat. Colette – "All The Same (House Of OM Mix)" (6:19) — A sublime, rolling deep house groove laced with                                Colette’s effortlessly sultry vocals.

• A2: Colette – "Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Smitty & Coco Mix)" A gorgeous, late-night deep baseline worker with an infectious vocal hook.

          Side B

• B1: Bryan Jones – "Chicago Jack" A massive, raw, jackin’ warehouse tracker fueled by crunchy percussion and old-school Chicago swing.

  B2: Max & Brian – "4AM Duel" A heavy, progressive instrumental tool featuring additional atmospheric vocal drops from Colette.

          Side C

• C1: The Littlemen – "See Ya" — Crisp, rolling UK-style tech house with incredible bounce.

  C2: Greens Keepers – "Man In The House (Landshark's Man 2 Man Mix)" A brilliant, quirky house cut running thick bass filters beneath a driving rhythm section.

           Side D

• D1: Del Costa & Pedro Goya – A deep, hypnotic, and steady builder licensed from the iconic Classic Music Company catalog.

  D2: Colette – "Feelin' Hypnotized (Blackliquid Remix)" A peak-time electro-tinged house monster.