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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Ladies and gentlemen, we have another member: He said it in another forum, but it still counts.

he was goin wild at deacadence

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Ladies and gentlemen, we have another member: He said it in another forum, but it still counts.

breaks are so nice that its nasty
so bagging its busting
so sweet that its sick
so dope its disgusting!

a big ass bump

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If you guys are intereted... something different

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Originally posted by Misanthrope that's a good thing, X.

i disagree with you miss M.

i remember when d-monic was spinning breaks in the charlies and even tho it was cool, orange room is the place for breaks at the guv complex.

or the drink, icey fucked up the drink some 3 years ago.

is gallery smaller than orange room???

I don't know if it is smaller, but it's seperate from the rest of the guv and it won't be a like a corridor!

I guess I can make the comparsion it's like the 19+ room at destiny parties. [seperate from the rest of the place]

This is my assumption of course, I could be totally wrong.

Had the pleasure of seeing DJ Eskmo at a party in San Francisco last weekend. His whole set was his own productions, and they were off the hook! Here is one of his mixes that he has up on his site (www.eskmo.com) although they aren't composed of solely his productions. There are also some downtempo mixes on his website as well.

http://www.downbeatproductions.com/...o_breaks_fm.mp3

DJ Distance : Dark Crystal : Boka
Vex'd : Pop pop : Subtext
Tipper : Deal With It : Tipper Music
30hz feat Eskmo : Ghost in the Machine : Vertical Sound
Buckfunk 3000 : High Volume : Fuel
Eskmo : Embryonic : Cyberfunk
Vex'd : Canyon : Subtext
Eskmo : Water Fight : Vertical Sound (forthcoming)
Eskmo : Only a Few : Downbeat
Hidden Forces : Close to You (Influenza Remix) : Epidemic
Hostage : Untitled : Dub
Eskmo : Reconstruction : Vertical Sound Dub
Eskmo : Forces of Spirit : Downbeat
Psure & Psyon : The Tough Case : Trans:verse
30Hz & Baobinga present The Body Snatchers : Slam Pig... .........Vertical Sound (forthcoming)

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Originally posted by Misanthrope I don't know if it is smaller, but it's seperate from the rest of the guv and it won't be a like a corridor! I guess I can make the comparsion it's like the 19+ room at destiny parties. [seperate from the rest of the place] This is my assumption of course, I could be totally wrong.

the gallery doesnt have the soundsystem meant for breaks like the orange room does...period

heres a fuckin good bigbeat-ish set

listening to right now...

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General Midi never fails..top notch productions

sick, general midi!

so far i've only heard his productions. its going to be interesting to hear him dj.

downloading now...


EDIT: you have a TL for this LKD?

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Originally posted by m2j EDIT: you have a TL for this LKD?

nope..tried looking for one but no

all i know is theres a new mix (prolly his own) of WoW - Apollo and theres a fuckin great sample/lyric aroudn the 45 min mark

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee the gallery doesnt have the soundsystem meant for breaks like the orange room does...period

unfortunately, this is true. i hope the DJs watch their levels b/c the sound tends to get extremely loud in the back half of the gallery.

this is a sweet set...alot of tracks ive forgotten the names of but unbelievable:

(sorry for the small gaps in between here and there but i downloaded it like that)

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whoever hasnt downloaded the set posted ^^^^^^^^^ is seriously missing out


EDIT: heres a few tracks in there that i remembered names/mixes of:

Stir Fry - Lose Control (original mix)
Dave Gahan - Dirty Sticky Floors (silencer mix)(im pretty sure thats a silencer mix cos of the production style)
General Midi - We've been waiting
Freeland - We want your soul
Underworld - cowgirl
General Midi - Entertainer


im dying to remember which track is at the 65 min mark...FUCK...its been bothering me that i cant remember

just finished downloading the General Midi set (after considerable difficulty opening up space on my HD)

I havent had a chance to listen to the whole thing from start to finish yet, but I skimmed it and i'm now 20min in and its a pretty sick set! GM has a wicked style, I'm really likin it... but i gotta say I like his Summer Promo better... its deeper, and darker imo.

DL this shit mofo's.

^^^^the trancey breaks tracks he uses are fuckin intense....

WE NEED BREAKS LIKE THIS IN TORONTO

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee ^^^^the trancey breaks tracks he uses are fuckin intense.... WE NEED BREAKS LIKE THIS IN TORONTO

downlaoding it right now... listenning to the promo, so far so good!

Will post my thoughts


Love them breaks yo

uhmm... yeah... holy shit


General Midi is like... woah


!

Definatly the best set ive heard yet from this thread, and theres some damn good sets

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee this is a sweet set...alot of tracks ive forgotten the names of but unbelievable: (sorry for the small gaps in between here and there but i downloaded it like that) [[ LINK REMOVED ]]

listening and loving... thanks a lot for this!
i've listened to it 3 times since yest and still not sick of it =)

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Originally posted by monkey_keymo listening and loving... thanks a lot for this! i've listened to it 3 times since yest and still not sick of it =)

listen to the live @ debut set too

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Originally posted by El Kay Dee listen to the live @ debut set too

i'm listening to that one, i think u meant the summer promo =P
i've got that one dl'ed just working on this now i'll give that one a listen afterwards

THAnkssss

Was in HMV at SQ1 yesterday, wanted to pick up a good Breaks CD, and they had nothing, absolutely nothing. Allt hey had was tons of commerical House & Trance compilations, and really old albums. I had to choose between Dieselboy's 'The HUMAN Resource' and Marco V's '200V'. I chose Dieselboy.

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Originally posted by monkey_keymo i'm listening to that one, i think u meant the summer promo =P i've got that one dl'ed just working on this now i'll give that one a listen afterwards THAnkssss

dammit..ma bad...


i have a few more sets of his on my pc...when im home and in "awake" mode (prolly tomorrow evening), ill upload them

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Originally posted by Cosmic Fur Was in HMV at SQ1 yesterday, wanted to pick up a good Breaks CD, and they had nothing, absolutely nothing. Allt hey had was tons of commerical House & Trance compilations, and really old albums. I had to choose between Dieselboy's 'The HUMAN Resource' and Marco V's '200V'. I chose Dieselboy.

HMV @ sq1 is always shit with electronica

the only decent hmv for electronica is the 333 yonge location

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