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Yo, I'm based out of Denver, a former Beatport employee, and I play downtempo, hip-hop, and house in addition to techhouse and techno. I'm a pseudo-resident at club Beta here in town (owned by one of the founders of Beatport hence the name of the upstairs room is the Beatport Lounge) When I have a few mins I'll make a post aggregating all the previous sets I had posted in the previous thread (all the links are still working) edit: also I'd suggest linking to the "weapon of choice" thread in the OP
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mingster posted:yeah i'll def alter that if i do this live sometime. i think the best part is that deep house section that blends osborne and metro area 26 minutes in; id rather listen to that blend than either of those tracks individually, which is pretty much the standard i try to keep to when i'm working on mixes. it's pretty weak to use ableton if you're just playing a song out for three minutes followed by a 20 second crossfade, so i try to keep mine as complex as possible (there's only about five minutes of material that is allowed to play solo without some blend). you may also note the entire thing is harmonically mixed so there isn't any major dissonance, and generally follows the circle of fifths in terms of key progression. the track list/order/timing took me about a week to work out. What up fellow harmonic mixing buddy 
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t0njlLWR6HI People on youtube are really loving stupid. Lee Burridge never remixed Mushrooms edit: It's like folks claiming Delerium - Silence was written by Paul Oakenfold. vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 00:45 on Jan 10, 2009 |
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:How can you be so angry when your mixes are so chill (make a new one please) lol fair enough  I'm doing the chillout room for a valentines day party so that'll likely be the next mix I post up vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 18:46 on Jan 12, 2009 |
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Repost of my most recent mix from the last thread: Happy New Year! Here is my set from last night in the Beatport Lounge for NYE. I'm really happy with how this turned out, mostly because I was able to play a diverse range of music over the course of ~3 hours and make it somehow cohesive as a set. http://www.dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_the_beatport_lounge_nye-2008-12-31.mp3 Total runtime: 2hrs 40mins Tracklisting: [0:00:00] Squarepusher - Iambic 5 Poetry [0:05:26] Telefon Tel Aviv - Sounds In a Dark Room (feat. Lindsay Anderson) [0:13:13] Aim - Northwest [0:18:08] Noel Zancanella - Lovely (feat. Surpass Flavor) [0:21:53] Massive Attack - Black Milk [0:26:13] Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground (The Umbrellas of Ladywell Mix #2) [0:30:01] Lemongrass - Come With Me [0:34:01] Headnodic - Now A Daze (Instrumental Mix) [0:36:41] Southside Breaks Crew - Right Here [0:42:27] Krafty Kuts & A Skillz - On Your Own (feat. Cathy Burton) [0:47:23] Roy Ayers - Everybody Loves The Sunshine (The Amalgamation of Soundz Remix) [0:51:15] Headnodic - The Drive (Instrumental + Original Mixes) [0:55:42] Flash Track 6 - Wasn't Worth My Time [1:00:22] Harvey Lindo - The Here And Now (feat. Tableek & Hanif from Maspyke) [1:02:38] Medway - The Slow Bassline Track [1:07:10] The Orb - Mother Nature [1:11:21] Flying Lotus - SexSlaveShip [1:13:12] Boards Of Canada - Happy Cycling * Gorillaz - Dirty Harry (Acapella) [1:20:21] Giant Panda - Smooth (Instrumental + Original Mixes) [1:24:09] Colossus - The What? (feat. G-Off) [1:27:50] King Britt - Stay Free (feat. Grand Agent) (Instrumental + Original Mixes) [1:31:46] Cosmic Rocker - Fred On Drums (Matthew Bandy's 16bit Mix) * Lyrics Born - Calling Out (Acapella) [1:36:41] Stereo MC's - Connected [1:40:07] EPMD - So Wat Cha Sayin' [1:44:23] The Jazzual Suspects - Funkin Koobad [1:48:22] Erik Sumo - Just A Woman (Inverse Cinematics 'F--k My F--king' Remix) [1:53:15] Crazy P - Lie Lost (Hot Toddy Dub Mix) [1:58:15] Spooky - Something's Got To Give [2:03:38] Rare Influence - Take Me With You (Asad Rizvi Remix) [2:11:23] Daft Punk - Around The World (I:Cube Remix) [2:16:09] Justin Martin - My Angelic Demons [2:21:40] Robert Babicz - White Series [2:27:48] KiNK - Get Nervous [2:33:13] Basement Freaks - Type Of Sculp (Inverse Cinematics Remix) [2:37:42] Trevor Loveys - The Crossing FYI that Spooky track at the 2hr mark is from 1993. Guerrilla Records reprazent!
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Index of all previously posted mixes of mine (in chronological order): Winter Opus (A Downtempo Mix) (CUE) Done in early 2005. Studio Mix Live at the Denver Art Museum (2007-03-30) - Downtempo (live performance with Ableton) Live at Shelter (2007-05-04) - Opening for Miguel Migs & Lisa Shaw. House/Tech-House Live at Vinyl (2007-11-16) - Opening for Miguel Migs & Petalpusher Band. House/Tech-House Live at Beta - 2008-04-13. Opening for Miguel Migs (again lol). Downtempo/Hip-Hop/House/Tech-House Live at the Denver Botanic Gardens (2008-05-03). Derby Party. Downtempo/Broken Beat ...I'll add the rest to this post later vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 21:40 on Jan 12, 2009 |
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:whats with all the reposts. Well the old thread will eventually disappear into archives, but all the links for previously posted mixes were still working. I figured I'd consolidate them here, although in retrospect maybe I should pull the tracklistings so it's not such a huge post. New mixes only from here on out... Notebook posted:I didn't really dig the hip hop (or whatever it's called) in the beginning, but it smoothed out after that. This was really good. Thanks
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Hey guys, I guess you all missed the part in the OP where it says to not post in this thread to update your entry on the list, instead to email me or PM (preferred). There are a lot of posts that are contentless (you can add your info when you post a mix but dont add a post with nothing but info about yourself) because you ignored this rule, so please stop doing it
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A MIRACLE posted:I wish more people here spun hip hop. I think I will probably do a pure underground hiphop set at some point in the near future here. I play it a lot mixed in with downtempo and brokenbeats and other genres in the neighboring BPM ranges.
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Sigmund Fraud posted:I made an A/T thread without knowing this one existed, and was directed here. This is a thread for people to post mixes. Where you actually want to be is probably the weapon of choice thread, where hardware/software/etc is discussed: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2694790
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Hi everyone. Here is my set from last Friday's Synaesthetix Afterhours party. I played the first set of the night, so there's a bit of everything here, covering the spectrum from dub and hiphop to acid house, with a lot in between. I hope you like it http://www.dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_synaesthetix-2009-02-27.mp3 [0:00:00] MLO - Spike (Wagon Christ Remix) [0:04:33] Sideshow - African Cherry [0:08:10] Dolphin Boy - Shake Loose [0:11:29] Cates&dpL - Fountain Maze [0:14:17] Grammatik - Eternal Love Yet So Evasive [0:21:15] The Ballistic Brothers - I Don't Know [0:25:15] Boards of Canada - Peacock Tail [0:29:41] Telefon Tel Aviv - TTV [0:33:05] Sideshow - If Alone (feat. Paul St.Hilaire) [0:37:28] Cottonbelly - Tempest Dub [0:41:34] People Under The Stairs - Give Love A Chance [0:45:42] Handsome Boy Modeling School - If It Wasn't For You [0:50:17] Nightmares on Wax - 195lbs [0:54:10] Depeche Mode - Only When I Lose Myself (Dan The Automator Remix) [0:57:39] Dr. Octagon - Bear Witness [1:00:23] Tom Tom Club - Love To Love You Baby (Tom Novy & The Gran' Flow Mix) [1:04:13] Colossus - The What? (feat. G-Off) [1:07:15] Giant Panda - Laser Ray (Instrumental + Original Mixes) [1:12:07] Miguel Migs - Fire feat. Junior Reid (Cottonbelly Remix) [1:16:44] Spaceflight Orchestra - Truer Than True [1:19:27] Cates&dpL - Full Frontal [1:22:52] Rithma - Sex Sells feat. Dan Boisseey (Nickodemus Remix) [1:27:12] Jazzanova - Boom Clicky Boom Clack (Mr. Scruff Vocal Mix) [1:31:13] Dub Submarine - Flying Telephone [1:36:16] Ben Mono - Beatbox feat. Capitol A (Jesse Rose Remix) [1:40:48] Oliver $ - The Greatest [1:46:19] Audiojack - Jack The Keys [1:52:05] Fabien Kamb - Loco 88 [1:57:21] KiNK - Wet feat. Rachel Row (Acid Mix) P.S. The BoC in the middle there was a request from essaywhutman 
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I would disagree with A&H gear being fragile. I've had my Xone:62 for years and it's suffered quite a bit of abuse and still works as solidly as the day I bought it.
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DOOKIE ROPES YO posted:Bones - Your poo poo lately is as impressive as always. Good, solid, well-flowing mixes. Cheers I should have another one coming up soon, I'm opening for Lee Burridge on Saturday so assuming I don't mess that one up too bad I'll post the recording of that.
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:holy poo poo... good luck dude Thanks! Needless to say I'm super excited for the opportunity. Pretty much any time I get to play the main floor of Beta is awesome though. Nothing like being a the helm of a million dollar (rumoured) soundsystem  Last time I played the main floor there was during the DNC when I ended up opening for John Legend and Doug E Fresh (true story).
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:Funktion One? Yep There are four "dance stacks" in the four corners of the main floor, the only such configuration in North America. That poo poo thumpsedit: check out page two of this doc, talks about the install w/ pics: http://www.funktion-one.com/dl/files/1617.pdf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RpdSDsHzMY vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 23:54 on Mar 20, 2009 |
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Here is my opening set for Lee Burridge from this past Saturday. About 40 mins of downtempo/chill stuff, and then works its way into deep chuggy techy house. I definitely kept this one lowkey in order to give Lee a proper start. Starts around 70 bpm and ends somewhere around 121. http://dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_beta-2009-03-21.mp3 [0:00:00] Milosh - Remember The Good Things * Paul Woolford presents Bobby Peru - Society [0:05:13] Bitter:Sweet - Dirty Laundry (Tom Middleton Balearic Remix) [0:09:37] Ohm Square - Half The Girl [0:13:34] Dadamnphreaknoizphunk - 1 Point 53 feat. Rafik [0:16:53] Grammatik - Dreams About Her [0:21:56] People Under The Stairs - Welcome To The Party Life [0:25:20] The Ballistic Brothers - Mystery of Ballistic [0:29:01] A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation [0:32:15] Flying Lotus - Camel (Nosaj Thing Remix) [0:34:43] Josh Wink - Higher State Of Consciousness (Deep & Slow Mix) [0:40:33] Milton Jackson & Droido - Dis Is Jaz [0:46:25] Âme- Tonight (Dub Version) [0:52:42] IMPS (Minilogue & Decoy) - Almost Live But Definitely Plugged (Move D Remix) [0:58:49] Håkan Lidbo - Fotsvamp [1:03:37] The Lost Men - Pace Of Mind [1:10:05] Steve Lawler - Distrait (Nick Curly & Gorge Remix) [1:15:39] Matt Flores - Went 2 The Future [1:20:05] Lincoln Six Echo - Gillian Asks: Are You Sure? [1:24:44] Adultnapper - Other People [1:29:58] Stereotyp - Take The Weight (Peter Kruder Dub Mix) [1:36:32] Pezzner - Chapter Two [1:42:16] Milton Jackson - Backwards Disco vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 20:13 on Mar 25, 2009 |
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:this set was excellent! Thanks Pictures from the night by a local professional photographer: http://tr.im/hNpI I love the third picture where Lee is like :iamafag: and I'm all like 
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:drat from the top down that club looks JUST like the one in Human Traffic! You know, that never occurred to me but you're totally right. It's been forever since I've seen that movie. And yeah the photographer doesn't like using the watermarks either but if he puts them in the corner, people just crop them out and attempt to pass his work off as their own. Notebook posted:I've gotta agree. Everything put out by vanilla slimfast is smooth molten gold. Cheers TheWevel posted:hahaha what is the deal with this girl on the right: Dunno, it was like she was trying to pose in the most awkward way possible or something. RE: Botanic Gardens set...glad you dig it. This year's derby party is coming up soon, and I am excited to be playing out at the lily pond again this year so look for a recording of that set to be posted up in May.
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Symptomless Coma posted:It got me through my finals revision last year... I got to know it far too well. When "you've just killed James Bond (bond, bond, bond) came on, it was 25 minutes in and I could go stretch my legs. No, I know what you mean. I tend to listen to my past sets a lot to pick apart what I can do better, etc (hey, I'm a perfectionist). As a result, whenever I listen to or hear any tracks I've used in prior sets, I always hear how the next mix goes in my head.
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My April 2009 Downtempo chart at Beatport: http://tr.im/icVu
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tylertfb posted:some advice: This. Stick to house parties if you want to play house techno trance whatever (especially psytrance). Bars will not go for this. I earned some extra money playing at a bar one summer during college and it was pretty much the worst thing ever. Any attempt to mix anything "technoish" in would immediately earn me a few visits from patrons of the bar asking for something they could "dance to." This was the summer that Crazy Town - Butterfly was really popular so I think I played that every weekend.  I gave up on attempting to do anything clever or interesting and would just bring a book with me and expend the least effort possible on actually mixing. Of course, it didn't help that the DJ booth was literally a small room wedged between the two bathrooms with a window that was barred like a prison, so I could just sit there unseen and be ignored. If you are ok with dumbing down what you are playing for the sake of a gig and exposure, that's great. Just be aware of what you are getting yourself into or it will only lead to disappointment.
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Somewhat on topic: Every year a message board I run does a "worst mix" competition. This year's entries are up, if you want to hear the hilarity. The main rule is that they have to be under 30 minutes long. http://tr.im/ilSe They're so bad they're good...maybe
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Altoidss posted:Really??? He always draws massive crowds in LA when he shows up... Yeah, Robot Chicken's second Star Wars special that aired a few months ago. I'd use it for an avatar here too except it's loving huge for a gif (like 2mb or something). Someday I'll make one for myself here
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:thank you I thought about doing it too. Glad to see I'm not the only one vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 19:01 on Oct 20, 2010 |
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Terrible Horse posted:Caus when talking about music it helps to have an agreed upon vocabulary so this discussion doesnt come up every ten seconds. EDM is stupid. Dance music or even house should be enough House, just like techno, is a specific genre of dance music. You wouldn't go around calling all dance music jungle or dubstep would you? I know it's a bit pedantic but honestly these different genres have unique identities and histories
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A MIRACLE posted:I wish more people here spun hip hop. Ask and ye shall receive! Here is my set from the Fox Theatre in Boulder, playing as one of the openers for Mark Farina touring for his new Mushroom Jazz CD. I played almost entirely underground hip-hop. Well, this is how a skinny white guy plays hip-hop, anyways. The DJ before me was playing house at 120 bpm, so I worked my way back down to 95ish BPM before really settling in. I'll tell you one thing, playing this style of music on a rane rotary is tricky as gently caress Don't mind the one or two slightly dodgy mixes.http://dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_the_fox_theatre-2009-04-11.mp3 Tracklisting: [00:00] Vincenzo - Kineo [02:27] Thievery Corporation - Satyam Shivam Sundaram (Govinda Remix) [06:22] Miss Kay Dee - For A Whole Night [09:06] A Tribe Called Quest - Check The Rhime [12:22] Kero One - Keep It Alive (Jazz Remix) [15:03] People Under The Stairs - Youth Explosion (Instrumental + Original Mixes) [19:37] Negghead - Gettin' So [23:00] The Pharcyde - 4 Better Or 4 Worse (DJ Nu-Mark Remix) [26:24] Thes One - Noonen (Original Mixes) [30:41] Roots Manuva - Witness (Dub) [33:46] Marco Polo - Nostalgia (feat. Masta Ace) [37:51] Gang Starr - Full Clip [40:44] DJ Cam - Voodoo Child (DJ Premier Remix) [43:45] Latyrx - Lady Don't Tek No [46:58] De La Soul - Buddy [51:00] Osborne - Wait A Minute (Instrumental) We had a really sick custom lighting setup on the stage, reminiscent of what Daft Punk was touring with last year. Check out the videos here (first two are of me): http://tr.im/iJDY
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tylertfb posted:speaking of beatport: If I add a track to my basket when it's brand new and at the higher brand new price ($2.99 or whatever) and then leave it in there for a month or so until the price drops to the normal price, will it automatically drop in my basket or do I have to re-add it to get the price-drop? I'm pretty sure the price drop happens automatically. Same is true of stuff in your hold bin. The top-tier price is $2.49 for new, exclusive content. $1.99 for new, non-exclusive. $1.49 for general content/back catalog. Most labels that have exlcusivity have it for 4 to 8 weeks.
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Rivfader posted:This is silly. How can someone "just listen to what they like" without having any clue as to what it is they are actually listening to. I find exploring by label to be the most effective way of discovering new music I like. Lets say for example I'm just starting out and I hear this amazing track by Jimpster. If I do a bit of digging I will discover most of his stuff is on this label Freerange (which he runs), which has shittons of good music by other artists in a similar vein as well like Milton Jackson, Shur-I-Kan, etc. Dance Move Burglar posted:I think depending on what region you're in, some people might not even know what "house" is and are more likely to call it "trance" This is part of the reason that there is some schizophrenia about genres on Beatport. The content team they have in Berlin has a different opinon on what classifies as house versus deep house vs techno etc as compared to the American team. What Americans traditionally think of as deep house is usually the jazzy, organic type stuff on a label like Om coming out of SF. Germans think of Deep House as the more minimalist stuff on labels like Drumpoet Community. It can be difficult to reconcile. That's why I recommend discovery by artists and labels, not so much by genres. In fact, very rarely I will I even go hit genre landing pages looking for new music as I discover plenty by branching out from stuff I already know on a weekly basis. P.S. I'm so glad they finally were able to get rid of the 100-item cap on "My Beatport"
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I don't know about anyone else, but when I was first starting out, I found a lot of my music by looking at tracklistings of mixes, especially compilations and notable radio/live broadcasts like the essential mix. If you only play stuff that other people have already been playing, it doesn't make you a terribly clever or original DJ, but if you are just starting out, it's as good as any other starting point to branch out from. Like Threatis, my early mix tapes were comically unsmooth in terms of programming and track flow. Finding and playing good music that meshes well together is a skill you are going to learn with experience and time, more than anything else. Trying to be too intellectual about it takes some of the fun out of discovery, IMHO. It is music after all, not rocket science
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 My set from the Monet Garden during the 2009 Kentucky Derby Party. http://www.dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_the_denver_botanic_gardens-2009-05-02.mp3 Tracklisting 01. Doris Days - To Ulrike M (Tosca Baader Meinhof Remix) 02. Charles Webster - Sweet Butterfly 03. Dpek - Grey Tea (Grammatik's Green Tea Remix) 04. The Young Lovers - Last Goodbye 05. Beatmakin Troopa - Too Shy To Say Hello 06. Karen Gibson Roc - Painted Room 07. Erik Sumo - Do It Yourself 08. J-Boogie's Dubtronic Science - Sweet Music Dub 09. The Ballistic Brothers - Soho Cab Ride 10. Rocket Empire - Simmer Down Jammie 11. Kissey Asplund - Move Me feat. Soliloquy 12. Jazzanova - Keep Falling 13. The Young Lovers - How Lonely Does It Get? 14. Seelenluft - The Blue Tiger Family 15. Tosca - F--k Dub (Baby Mammoth Mix 1) 16. Thievery Corporation - Transcendence 17. King Kooba - If I Could 18. Tosca - Chocolate Elvis 19. People Under The Stairs - Jappy Jap 20. Hieroglyphics - The Who (A-Plus Mix) 21. The Pharcyde - Passin' Me By 22. Nightmares On Wax - Les Nuits (DJ Spinna Remix) 23. DJ Food - Consciousness (Ashley Beedle Cosmic Consciousness Remix) 24. Black Sheep - The Choice Is Yours 25. Mr. Scruff - Come On Grandad 26. The Herbaliser - The Real Killer vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 19:49 on May 7, 2009 |
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Jerky Beef Kong posted:Please add tracklist soon - I need some of these songs now. Is there no mixer in that setup? I added what I could figure out yesterday while at work. Will have to fill in the blanks by going back through my traktor playlist at home. There is a mixer (a DJM-800) in that setup, between the turntables, you just can't see it from that angle. It's directly underneath where my laptop is God drat I have long skinny fingers
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Here is my opening set for Miguel Migs and Lisa Shaw last weekend at Bar Standard here in Denver. NOTE: There were some technical difficulties related to the mic setup, so Lisa ended up doing some of her sound check during my set. At about 2 hours into this recording, you can hear her doing the mic check a few times...she even did some brief ad-hoc harmonizing with "Sun Will Shine" during the chorus Anyways, this is a pretty long set. They got a late start, so I ended up playing from open (9pm) to 12:30am, hence the 3.5 hour runtime. The first hour is pretty deep, but you can probably tell where I start to kick it into gear as the crowd filled in pretty quick. There are one or two rough spots in this mix, but overall I think it's pretty solid, especially given it's length. Be aware, this file is pretty huge (325mb) so if you're low on bandwidth or disk space you might want to skip http://dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_bar_standard-2009-05-30.mp3 Tracklisting 01. Phil Ranelin - Wife (Pieces of Detroit Mix by Prefuse 73) 02. Impossible Beings - Dois Polos 03. The Black Dog - Invisible Things (Original Mix) 04. Melchior Sultana - Maltese Nights 05. KiNK - Honey Beats (Crazy P & Schmoov Remix) 06. The Young Lovers - This Is What It's All About feat. Trevor Loveys 07. Slag Boom Van Loon - Sutedja (Four Tet Remix) 08. JeTricKs - Lose You feat. Ade Funke & Faye Houston (Lemongrass Deep House Mix) 09. Rithma - Map Point Baby feat. Mitch Manker (The Hue Remix) 10. 7b - Dr. Girlfriend 11. KiNK - Fish Feeling 12. Arnaud Le Texier, Emmanuel Ternois - Kemp Road 13. Veitengruber - Bon Melange (Liapin Remix) ---- 1 hour mark ---- 14. Florian Kruse - Thrill feat. Saara (Vincenzo & Elmar Schubert's Satinsoul Remix) 15. David K - 73 Tomtom Avenue (Jimpster Mix) 16. Moodymanc - Snore 17. Will Saul & Tam Cooper - In & Out 18. Atnarko & Jevne - Get On Down (Roberto Rodriguez Remix) 19. Phonique - Teenage Love (Kevin Yost Dub Remix) 20. Shur-I-Kan - Simply Yes feat. Alexander East (Magik Johnson Remix) 21. The Disclosure Project - Friends For Tea 22. Terry Lee Brown Junior - Soul Digits (Harold Heath Remix) 23. Fred Everything, Olivier Desmet - Tonight 24. Chelonis R. Jones - Pompadour (Gorge Dub Mix) 25. Replika - Even Further (Pulaski Park Remix) ---- 2 hour mark ---- 26. Studio Apartment - Sun Will Shine feat. Yasmeen Sulieman (MK Dub Mix) 27. Volta & Salvatore Freda - Bombolone 28. Harold Heath - Mercury Blues (Matt Masters Remix) 29. The Discowboys - To The Mountain Top (Two Armadillos Remix) 30. Mihai Popoviciu, Markus Homm, Jay Bliss - Bis Co 31. Brett Johnson - Stucco Homes 32. Secret Ingredients - Chicago Chicago 33. Till Von Sein - Ovas (Catz N Dogz Ohne FX Remix) 34. Ian Pooley - What I Got feat. Tim Fuller (Derrick Carter Dub) 35. Indart, Wally & Kucho - Comando Heaven 36. Joshua Heath - Something Else ---- 3 hour mark ---- 37. Peace Division - Back 2 Back 38. Joris Voorn - Sweep The Floor 39. Lucas Keizer - Global Warming 40. Silicone Soul - Chic-O-Laa 41. Motor City Drum Ensemble - Raw Cuts 2
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Here is my opening set for "Evil" Eddie Richards in the Beatport Lounge last Friday night. This is probably one of the most techno-ish sets I've played in recent memory (especially compared to my set opening for Migs the weekend before). Starts with about half an hour of quirky downtempo stuff, then some dubby heady techno and then some tech house and more techno. Total runtime is 3 hours. Stream/DL: http://soundcloud.com/vanillaslimfast/bones-live-at-the-beatport-lounge-2009-06-05 Direct DL: http://dancemusicboard.net/music/bones-live_at_the_beatport_lounge-2009-06-05.mp3 Tracklisting: [0:00:00] Humate - 3.3 [0:04:52] KiloWatts - Two Parts [0:11:22] Beanfield - Planetary Deadlock [0:15:32] Yppah - The Tingling [0:19:01] DJ Spooky - Soon Forward [0:24:01] Seelenluft - Auracar [0:29:09] Model 500 - Starlight(Echospace Remix) [0:37:27] Sian - Red Cloud [0:43:06] Sei A - My Era [0:48:17] Manuel Tur - Will Be Mine feat. Alexander East (12" Extended Mix) [0:52:02] DJ Sprinkles - Grand Central, Part I (Deep Into The Bowel Of House) (MCDE Bassline Dub) [0:58:10] Sloan - Gotta Use It (Gorge Remix) [1:03:07] Ian Pooley - The Hippest Hip (Manuel Tur Rework) [1:07:38] Audiofly, Alex Flitsch - Long Way To Go [1:13:39] Burnski - Species [1:20:35] Sasse - Break Up (The Timewriter Droit Up Remix) [1:26:21] Veitengruber - Big Love [1:32:57] Phonogenic - Blackwash [1:38:08] F.E.X. - Can U Feel It (Dub Mix) [1:43:18] Palm Skin Productions - Done (Shur-I-kan Remix) [1:49:16] Slam - Positive Education (D'Julz Remix) [1:55:06] Pezzner - Brooklyn New York (Justin Martin Remix) [2:01:12] Tom Demac - Prima Donna [2:06:38] Mark Henning - Monster [2:13:30] Junior Boys - Hazel (Ewan Pearson's House Dub Mix) [2:19:57] Reverse Commuter - Southern Charge [2:25:52] Home & Garden - Domesticated feat. Derrick Carter (Pezzner Remix) [2:31:49] Chelonis R. Jones - Pompadour (Gorge Dub Mix) [2:36:58] Liapin - Mandan [2:43:25] La Pena - Cheesecake [2:48:51] Tom Demac - Three By Four
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SixOhSix posted:Hell yea, giving this a listen. GozGunner posted:Looks fantastic, you use a lot of tracks that I've picked up in recent weeks. That MCDE mix of Grand Central is my track of the summer thus far. DLing for sure. Thanks guys, lemme know what you think
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SixOhSix posted:My only big complaint is there wasn't any transitional work on a couple of the tracks near the beginning I think you are referring to the Yppah track that I played early on, which I filtered in and out of rather than mixing. It was not at the same tempo as the other slow stuff I was playing at that point in the night but I really wanted to hear it so I just shoehorned it in. If you go through previous mixes I've posted in this thread you'll see that I do actually fluidly mix downtempo and midtempo in my sets, especially the longer ones, rather than doing Oakenfold crossfades Thanks for listening!
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YesYesYall posted:Check it out, an Old School mix I have just recently put together I really like the look of this. Will definitely check it out at work tomorrow
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:The Shrink - Nervous Breakdown. Well spotted. Interesting to see Moby playing something like that now. I remember hearing that track a lot when I first started going to raves back in the late 90s edit: I could name tons of similar ravey anthems from that era if people were interested vanilla slimfast fucked around with this message at 20:45 on Jun 19, 2009 |
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Vernacular posted:could you? i would love to know more tracks like these Alright here are just a few "rave anthems" off the top of my head. These are the tracks I remember being big back around 1998-2002ish when I was going to lots of massives Progress present The Boy Wunda - Everybody - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s18iPZzH8X0 Yomanda - Synths and Strings - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILow_zD9yHQ Lock N Load - Blow Ya Mind - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF2oGNcwS-k Azzido Da Bass - Doom's Night (Timo Maas Remix) - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXBCspBsqsk&fmt=18 DJ Jean - The Launch - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQkjM7wieto&fmt=18 Novy vs Eniac - Pumpin - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDBhkU_8lF4&fmt=18 Bob Sinclar - Gym Tonic - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xwhm8xgFBH0&fmt=18 Fatboy Slim - Star 69 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3x4S7ju-k4&fmt=18 (Timo Maas Remix of this one got a lot of play too) You can probably find a lot more via the "related videos" in youtube. Check out labels like Positiva, V2, Multiplicity, Manifesto, hell even Hooj Choons, they were the big labels that carried all the anthems (a lot of times re-licensed from smaller labels)
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