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Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 03:37:

Dixon
Shaun Reeves
Seth Troxler
Lee Foss
Hot Natured


Posted by Ian on Nov-18-2009 06:53:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Me.


Will you play my request?


Posted by bas on Nov-18-2009 06:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
Will you play my request?

Sure.


Posted by jupiterone on Nov-18-2009 07:09:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Dixon
Shaun Reeves
Seth Troxler
Lee Foss
Hot Natured


LIKE WE DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING OSCAR MEYER WIENER


Posted by Ian on Nov-18-2009 07:12:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Sure.


ok. Doop - Doop

or something else, I'll think.


Posted by Clovis on Nov-18-2009 07:51:

quote:
Originally posted by jupiterone
LIKE WE DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING OSCAR MEYER WIENER


yeah fuck lol. Oscar you're getting more predictable than trance.nu

I think essential mixes are over hyped anyway. Studio mixes are not really DJing for these guys. I'd rather see Shaun burn some club down than try to fit the breadth of his musical leanings into 2 hours with no real context.

The only thing EMs are really good for is increasing exposure.


Posted by d-miurge on Nov-18-2009 07:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian

d-miurge


Fixed imo


Posted by Ian on Nov-18-2009 08:30:

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
Fixed imo


deal. Record a 2 hour mix for us now


Posted by Ian on Nov-18-2009 08:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
yeah fuck lol. Oscar you're getting more predictable than trance.nu

I think essential mixes are over hyped anyway. Studio mixes are not really DJing for these guys. I'd rather see Shaun burn some club down than try to fit the breadth of his musical leanings into 2 hours with no real context.

The only thing EMs are really good for is increasing exposure.


perhaps now. Back in the day, it was a collection of the best of talent around, but that all died the day gareth emery got one


Posted by TranceOwnsLol on Nov-18-2009 08:55:

Bobby
West
Virginia


Posted by Lews on Nov-18-2009 08:56:

It is pretty funny how things change. From what an EM used to stand for, to what it is these days.


Posted by djkopernikus on Nov-18-2009 09:02:

Max Cooper.


Posted by bas on Nov-18-2009 09:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
perhaps now. Back in the day, it was a collection of the best of talent around, but that all died the day gareth emery got one


Posted by Frenkieee on Nov-18-2009 09:41:

Motor City Drum Ensemble


Posted by floyd741 on Nov-18-2009 13:32:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceOwnsLol
Bobby
West
Virginia


lol


Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Nov-18-2009 16:30:

Aeroplane
a new Sasha EM to rival the legendary set at Maida Vale (wishful thinking, I know)


Posted by woscar on Nov-18-2009 16:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
yeah fuck lol. Oscar you're getting more predictable than trance.nu

I think essential mixes are over hyped anyway. Studio mixes are not really DJing for these guys. I'd rather see Shaun burn some club down than try to fit the breadth of his musical leanings into 2 hours with no real context.

The only thing EMs are really good for is increasing exposure.




Well, to be fair, I didn't mention those because they are my favorites at the moment but because I think they would use their 2 hours to throw a curve ball like Jamie Jones did.

It would be interesting to hear Dixon make something in the same vein as his "Temporary Secretary" mix over the curse of two hours. I mean, all his edits this year have been fire and the guy has impeccable taste. Seth Troxler already showed he has balls on his RA Podcast where he played Michael McDonald and Jimi Hendrix ffs.

And Clovis, I don't have the luxury of having these guys play in my city every other weekend, so recorded mixes are pretty much the only way I can listen to them.


Posted by winston on Nov-18-2009 16:54:

Quiet Village played Zeppy too and I see no one praising Edwards on this forum.

lol


Posted by Danny Ocean on Nov-18-2009 18:35:

Apparat


Posted by lacksesepsotygh on Nov-18-2009 21:48:

delta funktionen


Posted by stvy on Nov-18-2009 21:55:

quote:
Originally posted by bigsnail
deadmau5

lol! he already has like 3 (at least)from the past year. tong likes to suck him off.


Posted by Schadenfreude on Nov-18-2009 23:54:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar


Well, to be fair, I didn't mention those because they are my favorites at the moment but because I think they would use their 2 hours to throw a curve ball like Jamie Jones did.

It would be interesting to hear Dixon make something in the same vein as his "Temporary Secretary" mix over the curse of two hours. I mean, all his edits this year have been fire and the guy has impeccable taste. Seth Troxler already showed he has balls on his RA Podcast where he played Michael McDonald and Jimi Hendrix ffs.

And Clovis, I don't have the luxury of having these guys play in my city every other weekend, so recorded mixes are pretty much the only way I can listen to them.


i'm not trying to be mean woscar but clovis has a point.

you've taking the whoring of armada by armin and transferred it into tech house tracklists.

You need to dig deeper nigga

I like those guys too, but when you put out a set sometimes, we can almost tell what you are going to play 2 weeks before you make it.

I still love you and will listen, but it had to be said if you want to get better


Posted by woscar on Nov-19-2009 00:18:

No worries, I understand what you mean. I do try to dig as much as possible, mostly for older music but what sounds new to me often is old news to most of you guys.

I think that the fact that I'm not playing out is also affecting my tracklists, as I don't get the chance to play all my favorite tracks all the time and end up cramming them all in the same set.

A situation that I'm planning to take care of soon enough. I have the contacts to get me a monthly or weekly slot on a small club, but I've been such a pussy.


Posted by AY STAR on Nov-19-2009 00:22:

lee burridge
danny tenaglia
matthew dekay
marco carola
adam beyer
above and beyond
victor calderone
carl cox
that kid chris
super 8 and tab
eric prydz


Posted by Schadenfreude on Nov-19-2009 00:28:

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
No worries, I understand what you mean. I do try to dig as much as possible, mostly for older music but what sounds new to me often is old news to most of you guys.

I think that the fact that I'm not playing out is also affecting my tracklists, as I don't get the chance to play all my favorite tracks all the time and end up cramming them all in the same set.

A situation that I'm planning to take care of soon enough. I have the contacts to get me a monthly or weekly slot on a small club, but I've been such a pussy.


i'm just glad you took my comments with a grain of salt and not as an insult

you have the mixing down pat, all you need is to define your sound more You are young and could play out based on what i have heard.

This is a hypocritical statement in a way, as i will release a set next week that is the total fucking opposite of the sound i have tried to put out.

I don't want to gig at all though, i just want to show my supreme chin stroker skills.

ps you can play great music without only playing your favourite tracks. It reminds me a bit of the steve angello filler vs killer thread...you know? Bombs are only bombs if you set them up to be so.


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