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Spotlight: RaveArchive.com
I came across this website called Rave Archive. It has a massive amount of classic mix tapes by an array of DJs. The DJs range from Flex to DJ Dan to Andy C and more. Also this website includes a section for old magazines from as far back as 92'. There is a forum section too in which some very knowledgeable people post about pretty much everything related to "the scene." Includes a lot of UK material, but also a good amount of US stuff. Check it out and see if you like it.
www.ravearchive.com
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