Jack Moss - Bang It Out [Prog/Breaks/Tech]

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Posted by DjCommisad on Nov-12-2009 02:35:

http://www.party107.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15444

Posted by DJ_Lord on Nov-12-2009 04:00:

Nice dude. G-tek is Panamanian by the way! Good job spotting that one!

Posted by ReclusNdangrmnt on Nov-12-2009 07:09:

I definitely like the progression of this one! Prog with chunky basslines to darker breaks, it's a good combo. How much planning went in? Or was this a spontaneous kinda thing?

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Nov-12-2009 14:50:

All my mixes are pre-planned, usually so everything's as harmonic as possible. I'll generally figure out the tracklist, make a draft mix, play it and then make a second or occasionally third draft until I'm completely happy with the flow and the programming.

This is why I'd never be able to play in a club, because everything good about my sets (other than the quality of the music) comes from the amount of planning I do. I figure that if I'm making a set for sharing and home listening, it should be as good as I can get it. It's more of a writer's work flow than a DJ's.

Anyway, thanks for listening everyone. I feel a bit weird having played an online radio show without even realising.

Posted by ReclusNdangrmnt on Nov-12-2009 17:38:

Are you going to e-rape that guy, like he did you?

Posted by Domesticated on Nov-18-2009 08:00:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
All my mixes are pre-planned, usually so everything's as harmonic as possible. I'll generally figure out the tracklist, make a draft mix, play it and then make a second or occasionally third draft until I'm completely happy with the flow and the programming.

This is why I'd never be able to play in a club, because everything good about my sets (other than the quality of the music) comes from the amount of planning I do. I figure that if I'm making a set for sharing and home listening, it should be as good as I can get it. It's more of a writer's work flow than a DJ's.

Ditto for myself.

I really have nothing to say about this mix other than "well done". I enjoyed this a lot. Your progression, mixing and track selection are always spot on and I can't really offer any criticism.

Good work getting played on a radio show, though that guy is a muppet. Why wouldn't you at least get in contact with the person who made the mix to ask their permission? It's a bit silly to call someone a 'guest' on your show when they have never been invited.

Posted by fbgdavidson on Nov-20-2009 05:31:

Downloading this...have become almost addicted to some of your other mixes. Regressive House is an alltime favourite now, even the people at work like it!

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