Opium Records

HouseUnited Kingdomsince 19958 releases3 tracksin 11 sets played

New Qaanaaq by Dr Mu

Year ↓ArtistEventFrom ORLength

2001Andy Farley28 Jul 2001Tony De Vit Memorial, Brixton Academy, London1/131:02

1997Yves Deruyter18 Jan 1997Cherry Moon1/191:35

1996Tony De Vit5 Oct 1996Legacy, The Manor, Ringwood2/16

Dj Dag21 Sep 1996Clubnight1/312:55

Tony De Vit7 Sep 1996Legacy The Manor Ringwood1/131:13

Nik Fish7 Sep 1996JJJ Mix Up1/60:48

Danny Rampling18 Jul 1996Phoenix Festival, UK (Love Groove Dance Party,)1/251:58

Dj Dag6 Jan 1996Clubnight1/322:55

1995EJ Doubell18 Dec 1995ff1/383:02

Steve Mason2 Dec 1995Experience, BFBS1/23

Baby DocHQ1/12

20011 set

Andy FarleyTony De Vit Memorial, Brixton Academy, London · 28 Jul 20011:02

19971 set

Yves DeruyterCherry Moon · 18 Jan 19971:35

19966 sets

Tony De VitLegacy, The Manor, Ringwood · 5 Oct 1996

Dj DagClubnight · 21 Sep 19962:55

Tony De VitLegacy The Manor Ringwood · 7 Sep 19961:13

Nik FishJJJ Mix Up · 7 Sep 19960:48

Danny RamplingPhoenix Festival, UK (Love Groove Dance Party,) · 18 Jul 19961:58

Dj DagClubnight · 6 Jan 19962:55

19952 sets

EJ Doubellff · 18 Dec 19953:02

Steve MasonExperience, BFBS · 2 Dec 1995

–0 sets

Baby DocHQ

ArtistsBaby DocS.JDr Mu

Opium Records is a house record label from United Kingdom, releasing since 1995. Tracks from Opium Records appear in 11 sets on LivesetDB; most played: Baby Doc, S.J and Dr Mu.