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Erick Morillo Live from Space, Ibiza Broadcasted on Sunday 14th August, 2005
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Harry 'Choo Choo' Romero - 'Say My Name' [Switch Remix] (White) | |
Doobie Brothers - 'Long Train Running' [Bootie Mix] (White) | |
Harry 'Choo Choo' Romero - 'Back In the Day' [Acapella] (Subliminal) | |
Red Carpet - 'Alright' (Positiva) | |
Bobby Blanco & Miki Moto - '3am [Acapella] (Defected) | |
Kings of Tomorrow - 'Finally' [Acapella] (Defected) | |
Herd & Fitz feat Abigail Bailey - 'I Just Can't Get Enough' (Subliminal) | |
Unknown - 'Coracao Siempre' (White) | |
Gadjo - 'So Many Times' [Accapella] (Subliminal) | |
Lipps Inc - 'Funky Town' (CDR) | |
Unknown - 'Nobody's Business' [Acapella] (White) | |
Eric Morillo - 'I'm Still Waiting' [Harry 'Choo Choo' Romero Remix] (Subliminal) | |
Oliver - 'Pling Plank Plu' (White) |
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Erick Morillo starts to understand that playing tribal house is just plain boring. This mix is pretty cool. Specially the part where he plays the Red Carpet - Alright, with the many acapellas. Does anyone know which version of red carpet he plays ? I think its the Brad Carter Version but not sure. |
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[ Posted on 2005-09-01 11:10:46 ] |
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i dont like this mix very much,when morillo played his tribal mixes,he had perfect underground sound!But now his music is more "usual",but ofcourse he is master of djing,using accapellas and experementing with forgotten hits(funkytown) is great! |
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[ Posted on 2005-09-02 11:42:13 ] [homepage] |
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This one was a big surprise to me. I've never enjoyed his mixes before, but this was great apart from the fading out for the crowd. 8.5/10 |
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[ Posted on 2005-09-08 22:11:11 ] [email] |
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I was pleasantly surprised byt this one also. Very creative and technically inspired, only losing pace towards the end. It went down an absolute blast with the crowd as can be heard, which I think is why I appreciated it so much the first time i listened to it. It doesn't have much home-listening longevity tho. Still one of the better mixes of the summer. |
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By the way it is the Brad Carter mix of Alright, with the breakdown looped a bit... it's probably a proper exclusive re-edit, come to think of it, as it's on Morillo's label. |
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I have to say this mix is off the charts. Morillo is definitely THE MASTER and this mix goes to prove it! HIP-HOP does not stand a chance in the mainstream USA once the public continues to hear performances such as this one. The Dawn of a NEW ERA in HOUSE MUSIC! |
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[ Posted on 2005-10-14 20:50:28 ] [email] |
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Good mix this. Goes a bit overboard on the accapellas. The funkytown bit is the business. |
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[ Posted on 2005-11-01 15:56:42 ] |
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 ferd writes: Morrillo WORKS IT! |
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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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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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