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The 20 comments on this page:
This is a wonderful set....looking forward to his visit to Belfast on the 16th of December with great anticipation.
Great mix from a great DJ. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-26 14:14:06 ] [email] |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-25 12:55:42 ] [email] |
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This started off great, a really solid house mix I was getting into. Then, as his drum-n-bass digressions got more and more in-your-face, it totally lost me. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-24 11:41:38 ] |
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its worth listening to this for this record alone - this mix is by no means a classic in fact there are only a few decent tracks unfortunately but martina hall got to get it is a monster !! & im not feeling you is very funny & a good groove to boot ! |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-22 18:22:27 ] [email] |
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Ferd - you are the man!
this mix should go in the Hall of Fame of mixes
i wish i was at Space Ibiza live while this was happening - I will be at Space Miami this saturday to see Morillo play - hopefully he is on - like he is here |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-22 02:09:32 ] [email] |
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Blacklight - Daydream (Camouflage)
Mara - Fall From Grace (Choo Choo)
Timo Maas - Ubik (48k)
Wonky vs. Radiohead - Street Spirit (White Lable)
Velvet Girl - Summertime (Clubby Mix) (Green Martian)
Highland - No Way Out (Vapour)
Jon Vesta - Substance (White Lable)
Jan Johnston - Flesh (Unreleased Mix) (White Lable)
X Cabs - Infectious (Hook)
Tilt - Angry Skies (Hooj)
Pheonix - Arizona (Breeder Mix) (White)
Mono Culture - Free (Nerve)
Moogwai - Viola (Platipus)
Andy Gray,Oakenfold & Osborne - Bunker 1 (Perfecto)
Midnight Express - The Chase (White Lable)
Philippe Van Mullem - The Secret Folder p1 (Bonzai) |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-21 06:16:12 ] |
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Track number 9 should be
Marillion - Face 1004 (Eagle Records) |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-21 05:25:08 ] |
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Thin White Duke 'un no doubt. |
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01. Latour - 'Blue' [Polydor]
02. Scotti Deep - 'Brooklyn Beats' (Pulse 2 Rhythm Version)[Extravaganza]
03. Nalin & Kane - 'Beachball' (Extended Vocal Mix)[Hooj Choons/FFRR]
04. Katana - 'Erotomania' [white label]
05. Fyc - 'I'm Not The Man I Used To Be' [FFRR]
06. Jam & Spoon - 'Stella' [Columbia]
07. Leftfield & Lydon - 'Open Up' (Full Vocal Mix)[Hard Hands]
08. Transformer 2 - 'Just Can't Get Enough' (Original Perpetual Dub Club Mix)[DFC/Positiva]
09. Lustral - 'Everytime' (Nalin & Kane Mix) [Hooj Choons]
10. BBE - 'Seven Days & One Week' [Positiva]
11. Vernon's Wonderland - 'Vernon's Wonderland' [white label]
12. Mory Kante - 'Yeke Yeke' (Hardfloor Mix) [FFRR]
13. Hardfloor - 'Acperience' [white label]
14. Thomas Bangalter - 'Traxxon Da Roxx 2' [Roule]
15. Fatboy Slim - 'Everybody Needs A 303' [Skint]
16. Bug Khan - 'Made In 2 Minutes' [white label]
17. Rozzo - 'Into Your Heart' [white label]
18. DJ Hell - 'My Definition' [white label]
19. Disco Citizens - 'Footprint' (Sonic Original[Xtravaganza]
20. Golden Girls - 'Kinetic' [white label]
21. Petra & Co. - 'Just Let Go' (P + C Gallery Vocal Mix)[Lifting Cars]
22. Subliminal Cuts - 'Le Voie Le Soleil' (1996 Way Out West Club Mix) [XL]
23. Hole In One - 'Hole In One' (Live At Paleis Mix)[Manifesto]
24. Klatsch - 'God Save The Queer' [Fresh Fruit Records]
Flows fine to my ears, quality 2 hours. |
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Can anyone help me, I can't seem to remember where those vocals come from. I've heard 'em before but can't place it. Anyone able to help? Thanks. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-20 08:22:13 ] |
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Yep. It really was that good. It was better than their 2002 mix. But that's to be expected since this is pretty hard to top. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-20 03:51:04 ] [email] |
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the absolute nuts, 10 out of bloddy 10,
rock and roll in a lucozade bottle |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-19 19:28:09 ] |
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I haven't even made it to Funkytown, Erick had me at Long Train Running. ("C'mon, Bart, the Coast Guard's covering the Doob!" -Homer Simpson)
This is a balls-to-the-wall PARTY mix, something I was starting to worry could be a lost art among the superDJs. I don't know that an EMixer has gotten the crowd (and... jesus, like, the WHOLE crowd) to sing along and COMMIT since the Murk boys did back at the WMC.
This is the sort of mix that DJs whip out for something like the WMC, when they get a chance to let their hair down and actually just have fun spinning (imagine!) for themselves and each other. It's tight, practiced, disgustingly "we're-not-worthy!" skillful, and totally interactive. No pretentious bullshit, no overblown DJ-bathroom-break remixes, practically built out of "moments", and steeped in plenty of (to quote Tong's EM intro) Reeee-Spect. The man, and the set, deserve nothing less.
Oh, yeah... sorry, bush, I come from the Junior Vasquez school of "THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS TOO MANY ACAPPELLAS!" (Only not-enough-backbeats with the variety to hold them up, which nobody can accuse Morrillo of!) 
And, yes, I just made it to Funkytown... hooooooly sh*t this man owns my world. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-18 06:09:38 ] |
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Agreed that Tiesto really stepped up for this mix -- I'd been completely disappointed in most of what I've heard from him recently, including the Disneyland Paris set earlier in the year.
This mix may indeed be a bit "run-of-the-mill", and there are no real "wow" moments or standout performances from Tiesto himself. But at least he's back to solid, listenable tracks that work well together... it's a much-needed course correction for him. If he needs to reach back to what was working for him 5 years ago in order to move forward, then I'm all for it.
(Reminds me that one of Oakenfold's weekly radio mixes last month [October 2005] took the same tack -- he revisited a bunch of the late-90's trance that built his name, and in my opinion really turned in a choice 'Classic Oakey' mix. The man can keep playing "Betterman" and "Beautiful Day" until he dies, as far as I'm concerned.) |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-18 05:30:18 ] |
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I am just discovering KU.
This mix blows everything, that's amazing.
It's perfectly seamless.
I was working while listening to it, and I did not even notice lots of the tracks, because of the way they are melted.
That's for me the greatest performance.
Quality speaking, I would compare this mix to Planet Funk's one on 2003-07-20.
The style also is close, but I think it's more diverse than PF (no value judgment in this).
I missed the opportunity to see KU@Queen Paris last time there were here, I wont miss them next time! |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-17 16:47:37 ] |
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Despitre I prefer the 1st part by Nic, this mix is pumping, except one or 2 titles (Bang Bang, not to name it) which dont fit in the whole thing (far too FM-formatted).
But the last title is absolutely amazing, and I finally found out the title:
D.Drive - This Beat Is Mine (Work That Body)
It is also on Satoshi Tomiie last release: ES. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-17 16:21:41 ] |
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the best one I've ever heard!! |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-15 13:27:07 ] |
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anybody knows the track after Jussi Pekka 'Let It Go (Don't Worry) (Audiomatique):
Unknown 'Unknown' (White Label) ???
it´s fantastic !!! |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-14 00:38:35 ] |
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This mix started off really well with a darker proggy feel, then slipped into familiar (and less welcome for this listener) soaring synth territory just before half way. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-13 19:09:39 ] [email] |
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Some really nice songs in it, mixing ok. Second song lubes me up to the max, but then the mix strays.
Too bad, I like the swedish housemafia otherwise. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-11 18:53:41 ] |
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