Three Thirty (330) [Independance] version Two [non-stop club mix] 1998 hard house Point Road, Durban, South Africa [Sam Boylan Mix] 90s

 Three Thirty (330)

[Independance]

Version Two

[non-stop club mix] 1998

hard house

Point Road, Durban, South Africa

[Sam Boylan Mix] 90s

 

Three Thirty (330) - Version Two [Sam Boylan non-stop mix 1998] 330 Point Rd Durban, South Afica by Retro Nrg on Mixcloud

 



Tracklist

1 –Grant Phabao - Tub 3:53
2 –Alan Thompson - Howdy Doody 6:13
3 –Revcon FX - Funky Beats (Untidy Disco Dub) 5:27
4 –Wishbone -50 Grooves 05:07
5 –2 Boys - I Wont Let You Down (Mac Zimms Mix) 04:50
6 –Cevin Fisher VS Loleatta Holloway - (You Got Me) Burning Up 05:20
7 –Rhythm Inc.- Dont Mess With Me 05:13
8 –Brain Bashers - Hey Hey Yeah 05:30
9 –Pete Wardman - Tragically Glamorous 06:35
10 –RR Fierce VS Max & Amino - Keep On 07:04
11 –OD404 - Block Party 06:29
12 –The Project - Shout it Out (F1 Mix) 04:52
13 –Pants & Corset - Who Killed Kenny 06:33

 

330 aka "Three Thirty" was an infamous South African nightclub, based in Point Road (in the heart of the red light dock district) in Durban, South Africa. The club opened in 1988 and quickly became popular with the 'alternative', gay, artistic community and creative / open minded clubbing crowd.

330 was the premier club in Africa to host International Superstar DJ's like (Carl Cox, Tony de Vit, Dino, Faadil, G-Force, Ian M, Madam Fiction, Malcolm Duffy, Mrs Wood, Nicky-Life, Pete Bones, Pete Wardman, Queen Maxine, Sharp Boys, Sonique, Stuart H, Tasty Tim, Tony Smith, Vicki Edwards etc)



 

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RETRO DISCO Hi-NRG

Three Thirty (330) [point blank clubbing] version One [non-stop club mix] 1998 hard house Point Road, Durban, South Africa [Martin McHale Mix] 90s

330

Three Thirty (Point Road)
Durban, South Africa
(non-stop nite club hard house mix)

1998

330 aka "Three Thirty" was an infamous South African nightclub, based in Point Road (in the heart of the red light dock district) in Durban, South Africa. The club opened in 1988 and quickly became popular with the 'alternative', gay, artistic community and creative / open minded clubbing crowd.

330 was the premier club in Africa to host International Superstar DJ's like (Carl Cox, Tony de Vit, Dino, Faadil, G-Force, Ian M, Madam Fiction, Malcolm Duffy, Mrs Wood, Nicky-Life, Pete Bones, Pete Wardman, Queen Maxine, Sharp Boys, Sonique, Stuart H, Tasty Tim, Tony Smith, Vicki Edwards etc)

An important open minded oasis of a venue in a closed minded society, especially as it was the beginning of the end of South Africa's apartheid period/government. At times, the club was completely WILD! International DJ Superstars like CARL COX commented "This is the wildest & best f@cking club in the world!"

330 was a famous for recreational clubbing and drugging! It was all new and fun in the late 80's - 90's! The fun set in the 00's when the venue simply became known as a place for hardcore drug use & abuse - and closed around 2008.

330 started with a BANG in the late 80s with the B-52's classic "PLANET CLAIRE" (which name checks "330 in the morning" in the lyrics)  - and most likely ended with a faceless 'hardhouse' tune 21 years later..."

Nevertheless - 330 was a special place for many years in the 80's to late 90's - and many new friends were made there :)

RETRO DISCO Hi-NRG