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Posted by djhaziel on Nov-17-2009 12:32:

As of their last podcast TL posted on the Op


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 02:59:

Thanks!


Posted by Seppuku on Nov-18-2009 03:03:


Posted by bas on Nov-18-2009 03:27:

I generally like Wolf + Lamb stuff, but those guys can't mix for shit (and this podcast kinda proves it). It's actually quite annoying. I find it difficult to respect DJs that get by without being able to mix records together, it's upsetting.

That said, the podcast is great (when they aren't mixing), the label is badass, and their productions are top notch.


Posted by UWM on Nov-18-2009 03:29:

was that really them making an effort to mix on that podcast? it was fucking awful.


Posted by bas on Nov-18-2009 03:31:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
was that really them making an effort to mix on that podcast? it was fucking awful.

No not at all, but I think they just decided not to bother mixing at all


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 03:35:

LOL, really? I've listened to some of their mixes as Wolf + Lamb and their mixing was OK.

And on that podcast they're pretty much just talking about new stuff and playing one record after another without attempting to mix properly asides from some crossfade slams.


Posted by djhaziel on Nov-18-2009 04:32:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar

And on that podcast they're pretty much just talking about new stuff and playing one record after another without attempting to mix properly asides from some crossfade slams.


exactly ... kind of like anjas schneiders "dance under the blue moon " its just basically a show she does putting tunes and talking about them , no intend to blend them in and make an epic set ,she just plays them and talks about the tracks


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 04:35:

Haziel, have you heard their mix for the GTC podcast? There's a tune in there that sounds like full-on reggeton


Posted by Schadenfreude on Nov-18-2009 05:33:

this label is good, but it has its fair share of shitters like any other one.

*runs from woscar who has apparently replaced armin with wolf + lamb*

i listened to one podcast and as mentionned by others, never bothered to again because if you can't mix, not interested.


Posted by djhaziel on Nov-18-2009 05:39:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Haziel, have you heard their mix for the GTC podcast? There's a tune in there that sounds like full-on reggeton


no i haven't , snippet porfavor ?


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Schadenfreude
this label is good, but it has its fair share of shitters like any other one.

*runs from woscar who has apparently replaced armin with wolf + lamb*

i listened to one podcast and as mentionned by others, never bothered to again because if you can't mix, not interested.


LOL, of course it has it's fair share of shitters. However, they have been on a streak for quite a while.

The podcast features a lot of artists on their roster not just them mixing.

Haziel, I'll try to make a snippet for you. It's hilarious!


Posted by UWM on Nov-18-2009 18:36:

well I don't expect them to mix seamlessly during a radio show where you're showcasing some records, but there are a few spots throughout where it's obvious that someone's making an effort to mix two tracks together and it's atrocious.


Posted by stev� on Nov-18-2009 18:55:

anyone got an alternate link? for some reason when i right click save it just sits there forever with nothing happening.


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 19:26:

It works fine for me.

Try subscribing to it with iTunes
here


Posted by idoru on Nov-29-2009 19:38:

No Regular Play's live set is fantastic.


Posted by UWM on Nov-29-2009 20:35:

Heard Wolf & Lamb (more specifically Gadi) totally shit the bed at a party here on Thanksgiving Eve. Guess this podcast is pretty telling of their talent behind the decks after all.


Posted by cherrybarry on Nov-30-2009 04:01:

i agree wolf+lamb are terrible at mixing. however, a few others in their group are very technically sound. lee foss came to SF a few weeks back and i was very impressed with his mixing...eq'ing was spot on and beatmatching was a no-brainer. phrasing was quite solid too considering he spun a lot of classics with no long intro/outros


Posted by Clovis on Nov-30-2009 05:48:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Heard Wolf & Lamb (more specifically Gadi) totally shit the bed at a party here on Thanksgiving Eve. Guess this podcast is pretty telling of their talent behind the decks after all.


lol how so?

Never heard either of them DJ.


Posted by bogartgreens on Nov-30-2009 14:28:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Heard Wolf & Lamb (more specifically Gadi) totally shit the bed at a party here on Thanksgiving Eve. Guess this podcast is pretty telling of their talent behind the decks after all.


yeah that pretty much sums it up.

not sure what his deal was, but he came off as really pretentious and self absorbed to everyone, including a lot of people who were excited to see him. started off mixing pretty decently, and then seemed to stop caring altogether. just fade in, fade out, next record, and so on...which would have been fine if there was any sort of cohesion at all.

and it didn't help that he just sat down behind the decks at afters and curled up in a fetal position after putting on a record.


Posted by woscar on Nov-30-2009 14:55:

quote:
Originally posted by bogartgreens
and it didn't help that he just sat down behind the decks at afters and curled up in a fetal position after putting on a record.




WTF?


Posted by bogartgreens on Nov-30-2009 16:23:

yeah that might have been from the k-hole he was in all night/morning.

maybe.


Posted by enydo on Nov-30-2009 17:35:

Wolf + Lamb be with you.


Posted by bas on Nov-30-2009 20:49:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
lol how so?

Never heard either of them DJ.

Ask Justin


Posted by woscar on Nov-30-2009 23:08:

Someone needs to record a set of theirs, stealth style.


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