Various Artists - Pure Garage Collectible Classics Volume 1 / Various

Various Artists - Pure Garage Collectible Classics Volume 1 / VariousPure Garage, the best selling UKG compilation of all time, returns with a fresh stack of high value collectible classics on DJ friendly vinyl. With a host of gold & platinum selling compilation albums under it's belt, plus countless sold out events across the UK, Pure Garage is known and trusted by both hard nosed purists & the casual listener. This latest foray coincides with an incredible resurgence in interest for the UK Garage sound, bringing

Pure Garage, the best-selling UKG compilation of all time, returns with a fresh stack of high value collectible classics on DJ friendly vinyl. With a host of gold & platinum selling compilation albums under it's belt, plus countless sold out events across the UK, Pure Garage is known and trusted by both hard-nosed purists & the casual listener. This latest foray coincides with an incredible resurgence in interest for the UK Garage sound, bringing together 8 high collectible infectiously funky cuts, spread across a DJ Friendly 2 slices of vinyl. Pure Garage Collectible Classics Volume 1 opens with Buggin Me by garage pioneer Zed Bias alongside Al Brown, a groovy bassline, funky beats and a great vocal hook combine perfectly to showcase the mighty Zed Bias at his funky best. Set It Off, by Chris Mack / Flavour, is a truly collectible record. Originally only available on vinyl as a limited white label press, copies of Set It Off have been trading hands on sites such as Discogs for as much as £130... It's worth buying this compilation purely to get hold of this track on vinyl! Another track that is going for big money on reseller sites is Romantic 2001 by DJ Deller. With this minimal 2 step riddim having sold for up to £120. This is definitely one for the collectors. Funkaholics aka Jeremy Sylvester rounds off the first piece of vinyl on this album with the bass heavy Down 2 Da Ground. Vinyl 2 kicks off with the sing-a-long classic from 1998, Anthill Mobs's track Don't Leave Me, followed hotly by the speed garage sounds of Body Grooving by M.F. Project. Finally, Deep Impact drops My Fantasy followed up with a regular name of the Pure Garage live event line ups, Scott Garcia drops his soulful club classic Music Takes You, rounding out an impressive batch of tracks representing everything exciting about the UK Garage genre.