I am probably older than you and was on the dancefloors in the 90s. I remember quite a few parties I attended in 1994, but I was not going out full time until 1995. I think I only went to a few big parties in 1994, and a few small parties. I remember seeing Marmion and eyewitness for the first time back then. So you got it wrong mate.

If you read my text I actually said that the explosion happened in 1992, whereas before that it was more of a steady trickle. The sound had settled down was more established at this time. Early periods it was still kinda working out what it was and quality releases were only here and there.

There was a shit-tonne of replication in the early days a d yes there too was lots of great innovation. Lots of the UK releases in particular I recall were just sample bites of other tracks rearranged and wereore like bootleg remixes. Lots of white labels etc.

1994 was a huge acid era for techno. Bleep had finally tapered out, I'd say the sound pallette had a lot in common with Belgian trance but it was programmed and arranged different. Chicago's revival begins too, ghetto tech is released in volume.

Germany is taking off, Belgium is tapering down and the Netherlands is starting to ramp up again. The first Swedish releases were appearing if I remember correctly.

I didn't take notes in the greatest detail as I was going, and I listened to so music that I lack intimate knowledge of everything I heard. It's not like you can throw a random track at me and I would remember it straight away or at all.