Billy Nasty (1992 - 1999)Live Classic Techno DJ Sets Compilation 29 Live DJ-Sets + 37 Hours of Music We have put together this Quality Collection of Classic Techno DJ-Sets which offers the buyer a great chance to purchase this fantastic series of DJ Sets from one of the original Techno DJ's all in one Convenient Affordable DJ-Sets Compilation The DJ-Sets can easily be used on your Home Entertainment System, In-Car MP3 Player, Home PC / Apple Mac, Apple iPod / iPhone / iPad, Portable Music Player or Tablet and through your Smart TV or DJ Equipment using the USB Drive option, so you have a huge variety of different devices in which you can play our DJ-Set Compilations, regardless of whether you are at home, in the car, or the train or on the move. Compilation Listing 1992 - 1993 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Splash2, Hastings Pier (27.11.92) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Club NY in Montpellier (28.07.93) – 2 HoursBilly Nasty - Live @ Renaissance By The Sea (28.05.93) - 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Studio Techno Mix (1993) - 1 Hour1994 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Final Frontier in London (1994) - 1 HourBilly Nasty - Live on Radio 1 Essential Mix (28.05.94) - 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Craigmile in Aberdeen (13.07.94) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Evlo Party In Amsterdam (31.12.94) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Journeys by DJ Studio (1994) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty – Live @ Recorded Live Studio Mix (1994) – 1 HourBilly Nasty - Live @ Sound Factory (1994) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Studio Mix Tape (1994) – 90 Mins1995 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Bomb Studio Mix (1995) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ House Masters Studio Mix (06.03.95) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Who's Zoom in Who Studio Mix (1995) – 75 Mins1996 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Back To Basics in Leeds (1996) – 2 HoursBilly Nasty – Live @ Flux Trax - Muzik Magazine (06.06.96) – 30 MinsBilly Nasty - Live in Naples (1996) – 90 MinsBilly Nasty - Live on Radio 1 Essential Mix (17.03.96) – 2 Hours1997 - 1998 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Race Data E.T.A Studio Mix (1997) – 150 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Glastonbury 1998 in Somerset (28.06.98) – 1 HourBilly Nasty - Live @ Awakenings in Holland (31.10.98) – 45 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Westergasfabriek in Germany (31.10.98) – 30 Mins1999 BILLY NASTY CLASSIC TECHNO DJ-SETS Billy Nasty - Live @ Homelands, The Bowl in Ireland (30.05.99) – 1 HourBilly Nasty - Live @ Karma Club in Chicago (15.07.99) – 75 MinsBilly Nasty - Live @ Stars X2 Studio Mix (1999) – 1 HourBilly Nasty - Live @ Open Mind - Old River Park (1999) – 90 Mins Artists Profile Current Location :: London, UK Music Genres :: Techno Billy Nasty is well known all over the World as one of the major electronic music icons for his mixes, productions and label management. He has been living a very impressive journey, which began in the late eighties under the influence of house music and its roots, such as rare groove and funk. The first job of William 'Billy' Nastri at Zoom record shop in 1989 gave him the opportunity to be in contact with the forefront of the dance music, changing the curse of his life forever. In the beginning of the following year, he initiated his first residency with Steve Bicknell, the “Exploding Plastic Inevitable” at the legendary Brain Club in Soho. There, he was able to play several styles of dance music that inspired the first steps of the progressive house scene, between others. In 1991, he was invited to make a mix CD named “Journeys By DJ Volume 1: In The Mix With Billy Nasty”. With that one, he became one of the first DJs to produce a mix set sold commercially. With the aid of his bootleg mix tapes and his mixing talent, he upgraded his techniques with gigs such as Venus, Renaissance and Back2Basics. One of his initial productions was his remix with Dave Wesson for ‘Acorn Arts - II’, released by X-Gate Records in 1992 (they also did a remix for ‘Body’, which came out at “Trance” compilation by Rumour Records, a fine example of the progressive and trance atmosphere of that time). Another one, very well known at that time, was one of his first solo experiences: Nosh Not Nush remix for ‘Nush – Nush’, released by labels like X:treme Records and ZYX Music. Billy turned to be quickly one of the main names of the underground electronic scene of his country. It didn’t take long to be a regular on events such as The Drum Club, Open All Hours, Final Frontier, and Strutt. In the mid nineties his gigs all over England and Europe increased seriously and he developed his own DJ agency focusing more and more on his career as producer. His natural inclinations guided him progressively to techno. He was elected in 1996 best national DJ and the best Radio One Essential Mix in the UK Muzik awards. Not long after that, Billy choose his “Billy Nasty Race Data E.T.A” recorded set released by Avax (UK) (1997), as the ideal action for the techno audiences, conscious that they were looking for new mixed CDs of the genre. Of course, it was another success. These professional highlights granted him a place in bigger events such as Tribal Gathering, among many others. His Mixed CDs saga continued: by Trust The DJ, he mixed the “BN01” in 2002, which impacts caused the creation of the second chapter - “BN02”, that appeared some time later. Anxious to see his personal kind of music spreading, he started his own label, Tortured Records, as a way to connect the technoheads to his work. His eclectic musical backgrounds drove him to other sonorites, such as electro: with the master Anthony Rother he did "Celebrate The Roots" (the track is on the "In Electro We Trust - A Datapunk Compilation (Limited Edition)" tracklist). Under a full time dedication schedule, Billy Nasty made use of his enormous potential to become one of the great DJs, producers and label owners of the international techno scene these last years, with a full agenda. He is frequently appearing in many big festivals, and also organizing some of his personal label showcases.
