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I'm uploading the file now to Tony's webspace. I "think" the dl link will be:

http://ourboardmusic.com/unclemonta...mix20100930.mp3

I didn't know the file was ready for sharing or I would have uploaded it earlier.

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Hmm, looking at ziptnf's mix... that's definitely not most of the best tracks I'd choose for full on(most of them are pretty good, but not top 10). Gonna download and listen tonight

To each his own. Those are all my favorites, therefore being the best in my opinion.

Oh, and fuckyeahdjmontana.

Awww hell yeah, Montana. Awesome tracklist

niiiice looking tracks

he ss

The jack moss websites don't work... firefox downloads stuff as 94 bytes... and internet explorer won't download it.

Can someone upload the sand leaper mix?

A link for all the other one's that don't work would be great too (which is most of them).

Hmm... as much as I love elation station sometimes... it's not really what I'm interested in listening to when I'm downloading a full on mix... The second track is a great... second track, it doesn't really go anywhere good after that though (not that it's bad either) although I guess the idea of this wasn't about flow so fair enough.

Some good tracks, I'd heard 1/3 or so of them before though, and the natural vibes track... I think I've definitely heard too many times. There seems to be lots of psy like that, I dunno what system j was on about :P and the brainshwash track... was fairly reasonable... but there's similar stuff that's either lighter dark or dark/full on but with a bit more energy. I certainly wouldn't call it the most energetic full on track ever. A fairly decent mix. The last track is absolutely great though, now that's top 10 worthy (as is poisen)

I think I was away on holiday when Sand Leaper did his one, so I don't have it to upload. If someone wants to up it somewhere, I'll give it a permanent host.

Which other ones aren't working? Gimme a list, and I'll see what I can do

Nice one Tony. I don't think I've heard much of this.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk I think I was away on holiday when Sand Leaper did his one, so I don't have it to upload. If someone wants to up it somewhere, I'll give it a permanent host.

Uploading atm.
edit: http://rghost.net/2812230

D/lin montanas classics as well. lol @ Antiloop (though I can only really judge from Believe, In My Mind and the likes)

omg, dj montana, he's like, my favorite dj.

Here's a new direct link for the Sand Leaper set:

http://ourboardmusic.com/SandLeaper...tuff_301209.mp3

Jack, if you want you can insert the links for Tony's set and Jan's set into the posts.

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Originally posted by netroM D/lin montanas classics as well. lol @ Antiloop (though I can only really judge from Believe, In My Mind and the likes)

there shouldn't be an scoffing at antiloop. people that grew up in the 90's always found them cheesy but that's because they haven't heard more than the singles. it took a long while for me to realise this but they are so much more than 'in my mind', and 'in my mind' itself is a great track, the radio edit just made it a gimmick. they were great at making trance, epic trance, techno, breaks, drum & bass. progressive house and garage. even the early hardcore related stuff.

that being said, 'trespasser' is very much antiloop sounding like antiloop.

Re: he ss

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter Hmm... as much as I love elation station sometimes... it's not really what I'm interested in listening to when I'm downloading a full on mix... The second track is a great... second track, it doesn't really go anywhere good after that though (not that it's bad either) although I guess the idea of this wasn't about flow so fair enough.

If I'm making a tribute mix to my favorite tracks, I had to include Elation Station simply because it was the first psy track I ever heard.

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Some good tracks, I'd heard 1/3 or so of them before though, and the natural vibes track... I think I've definitely heard too many times. There seems to be lots of psy like that, I dunno what system j was on about :P

Yeah, but I love Natural Vibes because it's unique. Most full-on is just warpy acid sounds and don't sound anything like Natural Vibes. Any suggestions you might consider close?

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and the brainshwash track... was fairly reasonable... but there's similar stuff that's either lighter dark or dark/full on but with a bit more energy. I certainly wouldn't call it the most energetic full on track ever.

I posted a thread on psynews and nobody was able to come within a stones throw of the energy that I was looking for. Maybe we just feel the music differently.

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A fairly decent mix. The last track is absolutely great though, now that's top 10 worthy (as is poisen)

Epic indeed. Thanks for listening, even if you didn't really care for it

Brilliant selection Tony, as we discussed earlier. For the most part mixing is pretty spot on and some funny yet surprisingly well working transitions. All'n'all a very good showcase of classics according to montana showing your wide ranging taste in music. A couple of them I considered using myself but left out in the end.

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Originally posted by montana there shouldn't be an scoffing at antiloop. people that grew up in the 90's always found them cheesy but that's because they haven't heard more than the singles. it took a long while for me to realise this but they are so much more than 'in my mind', and 'in my mind' itself is a great track, the radio edit just made it a gimmick. they were great at making trance, epic trance, techno, breaks, drum & bass. progressive house and garage. even the early hardcore related stuff. that being said, 'trespasser' is very much antiloop sounding like antiloop.

They are indeed far more diverse than people give them credit for - they even made a hip hop track with Timbuktu.

let's check it out then.

still mad at no tone loc

well, there is a wild thing and i'm not stupid enough to drink the funky cold medina

if anyone could pull it off, it could probably be you...you tend to cover a lot of ground.

black music.

Really enjoyed this Tony, some great tracks in there. From the track list, I thought I didn't know a few of them, but I was surprised that I did the whole "Oh, this song!" (despite having not heard them for YEARS).

Dust Brothers remix of Voodoo People is so goooood.

I'm not into hiphop/RnB, but the JayZ track was awesome in there. I don't think I've heard it since I was 18 or 19? Somewhere around then.

Not a fan of the Kylie remix in there though, I never liked that track at all. To each their own though!

Great to hear King of Snake again, wicked track.

Sorry for the disjointed review, I was typing bits and pieces while listening, and I'm a shitty typer

Thanks for the musics

cheers stoooooooooo

I've got some mixed feelings about this mix Tony, but mostly good. Was thinking wtf? when you went from Moodyman into Blondie. I'm not really complaining as these mixes aren't about the transitions and technical stuff, but this mix just didn't gel together in my ears and I don't particularly like the Blondie track. This is just taste of course.
I loved the rest of it though, and loved how you mix so many styles so effortlessly. Thought that Kylie remix is wicked, the mix from 'Right in the Night' into 'Angel' was whack how you pitched it up, but it worked well going into the higher bpm's.
Thanks for bringing back some memories.

cheers mate, well moodymann into blondie, it was a task. i thought it worked, barely however. i had to stick the one section of 'mahogany brown' into a loop to get it to work because when the other side of walter murphy sample kicks in, there is obvious keyclashing. i tried doing a short, quite blunt mix aswell but that sounded even more wrong.

about 'right in the night' into 'angel', it was a cop-out pitching it up to get it in the right bpm, but it was the way out worked the best, when i tried doing the non tempo matched ambient mix on that it just sounded wrong. because right in the night is something i used to wind down and bring it slowly down so i can use 'angel' and 'ya dallah' as encore style enders

but anyhow, cheers for the technical feedback aswell, i appreciate that since i took the beatmixing route instead of the cutting route on this.

I forgot how much I fucking love that Eric B & Rakim track.

Good stuff buddy

I've been meaning to break my copy of Slow out as well, it is a nice record to look at

Good stuff as always, uncle dub. I had heard the majority of the tunes before, but I think I like almost all of them. This also reminded of that gorgeous remix of The Oil Zone, which is just heart-stopping stuff. Hadn't heard that for a while now.

Going through as many genres as you did here in such a short space of time is a big challenge, and I do think this mix is slightly contrived both structurewise and harmonically because of this, particularly in the beginning. The tension curve works like a charm despite that, though, and this set really flew by quickly while listening.

Finally got around to give a good listen to the mix from last month.

Grims, this is simply amazing. I especially like the mix from Jarre onwards. I have to say that not all the tracks are my cup of tea - the first track for example - but all together it was very nice. And I haven't been disturbed by the so called wonky transitions.

Also, haven't listened to that No Fate mix in ages. I see that it's one of the tracks on the special Grim's classics compilations. I'm going to listen to that now

Cheers for the kind words Jamey. I appreciate.
I knew all of them wouldn't be for everyone but only for myself so no surprises there with you not liking my pick of '70s hard rock.

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