Lee Curtiss - Smoking Mirrors [Spectral Sound]

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Posted by The wiijay on Sep-05-2009 05:26:

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Originally posted by Guest
there's a word for that: filler

and what do you call a typical radio slave track then?

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 12:24:

quote:
Originally posted by The wiijay
and what do you call a typical radio slave track then?

90% of radio slaves tracks are filler as well. And I doubt most people play those tracks in their entirety. Its more like you put it on either to prep to move in a different direction musically, or if you need to take a piss, or get a hummer from some skank in the dj booth.

If Matt Edwards played nothing but radio slave remixes end-to-end in his sets it would get boring really quickly.

His remix of "The Dig" is the only record of his that I'll play from start to finish because of how awesome the strings are. The rest I'll go 4 or 5 minutes tops.

Posted by lenazi on Sep-05-2009 12:32:

so by default you admit to being a huge fan of filler.

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 12:34:

edit: I give up guys I forget what I was even talking about to begin with. Have a good weekend and enjoy this nice Lee Curtiss track.

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 12:45:

I was trying to search for that cagedbaby thread w/ the samples in it. Having a hell of a time w/ the search engine. Is anyone able to locate that thread? If so please post a link if you dont mind.

Posted by lenazi on Sep-05-2009 12:46:

empty tracks can be spiced up by a good dj, even if i am not a big rs fan, the same applies to his stuff as well imo. If you are just going to fade in and fade out sure they can seem a little empty, but if you use your head and skill a bit you can make it "your own".

I'm not talking itchy hottin 16 tracks at the same time either here.

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 12:52:

quote:
Originally posted by lenazi
empty tracks can be spiced up by a good dj, even if i am not a big rs fan, the same applies to his stuff as well imo. If you are just going to fade in and fade out sure they can seem a little empty, but if you use your head and skill a bit you can make it "your own".

I'm not talking itchy hottin 16 tracks at the same time either here.

I agree. I just got a pvdj grabber tool. Been experimenting with that. Its like having a 3rd deck almost. Thing works great as long as its not freezign up on me. Especially with techno

Posted by vinnie97 on Sep-05-2009 13:43:

Techno by its very structure is made for threesomes. Zinga.

Posted by djj on Sep-05-2009 13:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Guest
I was trying to search for that cagedbaby thread w/ the samples in it. Having a hell of a time w/ the search engine. Is anyone able to locate that thread? If so please post a link if you dont mind.

Cadgedbaby - Medicine (Radio Slave Remix) ?

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 15:03:

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Originally posted by djj
Cadgedbaby - Medicine (Radio Slave Remix) ?

thanks! seems like the trick is to turn on the "search post titles" option. It finds it then if you search on keyword "cagedbaby". But if you leave the search in its default state and run it, it wont locate it.

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 15:42:

the search engine is so flaky...I can't get it to find the cagedbaby thread now.

Posted by Clovis on Sep-05-2009 18:25:

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Originally posted by Guest
and what part of this track is memorable or makes it stand out? Does it groove nicely, yes. Is it memorable, absolutely not. Its filler.

One man's filler is another man's awesome.

I maintain that this track is awesome. I have seen it work floors. I have seen people go "What the fuck is THIS?" when first hearing it.

Posted by idoru on Sep-05-2009 19:29:

I'll probably pick it up, but I'll hold off on whether or not it has massive potential until I play around with it a bit.

Posted by Guest on Sep-05-2009 21:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
One man's filler is another man's awesome.

I maintain that this track is awesome. I have seen it work floors. I have seen people go "What the fuck is THIS?" when first hearing it.

rock on brotha

Posted by UWM on Sep-07-2009 05:20:

more I listen more I like it. big one here.

Posted by Protege on Sep-07-2009 05:46:

One of those tracks I liked instantly. Bought it.

Posted by Forever Delayed on Sep-07-2009 17:51:

This is actually really fucking good, growing on me like a rash.

Posted by Clovis on Sep-08-2009 04:42:

This track owned afters this morning.

Posted by GUBostonDubs on Sep-10-2009 10:00:

My friend played this right before Bruno Pronsato went on tonight in Boston and it killed then he played it again at afters and it destroyed again

Posted by UWM on Sep-10-2009 11:30:

patrick who the fuck goes to afters on a wednesday night?

Posted by Clovis on Sep-10-2009 16:37:

I would not play this before Bruno

Posted by GUBostonDubs on Sep-10-2009 17:23:

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Originally posted by UWM
patrick who the fuck goes to afters on a wednesday night?

25 of us went last night. I only could go because I'm between jobs. I wasn't able to do Wednesday night raving with my job since I was getting up at 530am but I'm never doing a shift like that again lol.

Posted by GUBostonDubs on Sep-10-2009 17:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
I would not play this before Bruno

It worked for Sergio at like 121 bpms

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