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Posted by jester on Oct-11-2006 23:02:

Just ordered it. Cant wait too have it in my hands.


Posted by Nikke on Oct-12-2006 16:51:

Yeah this should be awesome. I hope there is a vinyl sampler coming as well. L.O.V.E. M.A.N.D.Y.


Posted by plaxx on Oct-13-2006 02:38:

someone hand me a kleenex.


Posted by jester on Oct-17-2006 23:44:

Just got the cd today!


Posted by Fearless One on Oct-21-2006 17:14:

i know that isn't best idea to judge compilation after listenig the samples, but here... sounds really nice

http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/239281-01.htm


anyone heard it whole?


Posted by oleshka on Oct-24-2006 00:49:

where can I download this?

(legally)


Posted by Aitizaz on Nov-10-2006 05:10:

any proper reviews? its been a while since the release date...


Posted by refuge on Nov-13-2006 18:57:

There's one on www.progressive-sounds.com, but the writer is biased and hypercritical. I enjoyed every minute of both discs, preferably CD 2. I must've listened to each disc 5/6 times in my car on the way to school/work. Great for driving!

Ref


Posted by Fearless One on Nov-13-2006 19:31:

for me cd 1 so far.. but after every listening cd 2 seem to show some new intersting "things".. first is more easy to listen, more to dance to or whatever.. second quite different,, but still great


Posted by Aitizaz on Nov-15-2006 03:26:

Cd 1 is amazing!!!! haven't heard CD 2 completely yet, just browsed through it but it seems more chilled out and downtempo than the first. CD 1 starts off slow but builds up and the peak for me comes around the 40 min mark...this song and the song preceeding it is what really makes the CD so great imo. There's a great selection of tracks as well and all in all a very good effort


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Nov-15-2006 03:51:

quote:
Originally posted by refuge
There's one on www.progressive-sounds.com, but the writer is biased and hypercritical. I enjoyed every minute of both discs, preferably CD 2. I must've listened to each disc 5/6 times in my car on the way to school/work. Great for driving!

Ref

That review echoes what Clovis said in the MD forum in the thread about the most disappointing releases of the year. Great tracks, jukebox order, no flow.

Sad to see, because I was going to pick this one up, now I'm 2nd guessing, especially for the cost of it ($35 since it's still an import)


Posted by Aitizaz on Nov-15-2006 04:24:

currently listening to CD 2 .... with the aid Mary-Jane ....if ya know what im sayin!

review comin in 30 mins lol



Edit:
ok, so im writing this to the sounds of Les Djinns(Trentem�ller Mix)....after listening to CD2 i do get a feel that whole set had a jukebox feel to it as someone said but because at times it does flow and you have to say there are some great songs on here, im goin to give it a 7.5/10 the last 0.5 only coz of CD1 which i think is great for late evening hanging out with friends. And CD2 had its moments too...especially the opening 15 mins or so.


Posted by Clovis on Nov-15-2006 22:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Groundhog Boy
That review echoes what Clovis said in the MD forum in the thread about the most disappointing releases of the year. Great tracks, jukebox order, no flow.

Sad to see, because I was going to pick this one up, now I'm 2nd guessing, especially for the cost of it ($35 since it's still an import)



I havn't heard CD1 yet, but CD2 was pretty bad. Great music, but the mixing and programing will leave you scratching your head alot of the time...


Posted by Aitizaz on Nov-15-2006 22:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
the mixing and programing will leave you scratching your head alot of the time...



ditto.


Posted by Clovis on Nov-15-2006 22:17:

This section here had me really going..."what the...??"

Lopazz - Share My Rhythm
My My - Clean Break
Claude Vonstroke - Who's Afraid Of Detroit
Lindstr�m - I Feel My Space (M.A.N.D.Y Mix)
Heartz4 - Intimacy Girl


Especially I Feel Space into Intimacy Girl...the drop in energy and change in direction was so sudden I thought we had accidentally skipped tracks...


Posted by montana on Nov-15-2006 22:23:

quote:
Originally posted by refuge
There's one on www.progressive-sounds.com, but the writer is biased and hypercritical. I enjoyed every minute of both discs, preferably CD 2. I must've listened to each disc 5/6 times in my car on the way to school/work. Great for driving!

Ref


tbf, i think the progressive sounds review is spot on. and as clovis says, the programming on this is fucked.


Posted by refuge on Nov-16-2006 19:47:

I thought the programming was a little offbeat myself, but it didn't bother me... the music was great. I liked it because it was different.


Posted by Clovis on Nov-16-2006 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by refuge
I thought the programming was a little offbeat myself, but it didn't bother me... the music was great. I liked it because it was different.



I think its something that inherently bothers DJs more


Posted by refuge on Nov-16-2006 23:31:

I'm just not as critical on those kind of things like a lot of TAs are. If the music's good, I can let "bad" programming / mixing go. I can see the other side of the picture and see where other DJs are coming from though. For me, the music speaks for itself.

Ref


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Nov-16-2006 23:39:

quote:
Originally posted by refuge
I'm just not as critical on those kind of things like a lot of TAs are. If the music's good, I can let "bad" programming / mixing go. I can see the other side of the picture and see where other DJs are coming from though. For me, the music speaks for itself.

Ref

If that's all you want, why don't you just make your own compilations? Don't bother to mix them, just put a bunch of songs you like onto one CD and burn.
It's cool you appreciate the productions, but M.A.N.D.Y. gets their chunk of sales revenue from mixing and programming pre-existing tracks, and when they can't do that better than your average Joe, what's the point?


Posted by refuge on Nov-17-2006 00:06:

LOL. Chill bro. Btw, that's not what I meant. Of course I have high expectations and I can be found to be pretty critical myself, but I seemed to enjoy the flow of this mix despite the many criticisms its received. I'm sorry you can't understand that.


Posted by Groundhog Boy on Nov-17-2006 02:39:

quote:
Originally posted by refuge
LOL. Chill bro. Btw, that's not what I meant. Of course I have high expectations and I can be found to be pretty critical myself, but I seemed to enjoy the flow of this mix despite the many criticisms its received. I'm sorry you can't understand that.

I don't understand what you thought was so hostile about my post that you felt it necessary to tell me to "chill bro."


Posted by shaolin_Z on Nov-24-2006 14:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Groundhog Boy
I don't understand what you thought was so hostile about my post that you felt it necessary to tell me to "chill bro."



Posted by Ted Promo on Mar-23-2007 00:05:

A bit late, but I finally got this and will listen to it soon.


Posted by Clovis on Mar-23-2007 00:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Demoted
A bit late, but I finally got this and will listen to it soon.



N00b!


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