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Oh, are zips a problem?
uhhh...
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| Originally posted by Aaron C. Pardon my ignorance but, how the flippin deuce do i unzip the zip file? Oh dear lord i need be buyin the winzip.  |
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| Originally posted by enydo Oh, are zips a problem? uhhh... |
Bump.
Seeing Sasha this friday for the first time at Stereo. Extended set, 4am-close which will probably be around noon if he feels like it. It's going to be sold out, super pumpeddddd.
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| Originally posted by corjay9 one more question, anyone know where the hell I can find a digital copy of Global Underground: 13 Sasha? I can't find it on beatport, itunes, or torrents.. no seeders anywhere. |
That's illegal. You shouldn't do that because it's illegal.
I know a guy who knows a guy who has it is what I meant.
Another set from the Twilo era I've just stumbled upon.
http://www.filestube.com/b0bb991b470dc89503eb/go.html
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| Originally posted by Teezdalien Another set from the Twilo era I've just stumbled upon. http://www.filestube.com/b0bb991b470dc89503eb/go.html |
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| Originally posted by Aaron C. Tracklist info or anything? Was it Sasha and Diggers, Sasha alone, or the Digger by himself? Hmmm? |
how often do sasha and digweed dj together these days? havent seen together on a flyer in a long time.
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| Originally posted by freakster how often do sasha and digweed dj together these days? havent seen together on a flyer in a long time. |
They didn't both play the boat party this year. Was just Diggers and his bedrock cronies.
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| Originally posted by enydo They didn't both play the boat party this year. Was just Diggers and his bedrock cronies. |
No, why!? 
/shrug
Maybe they're growing apart. ALERT FUCKING RESIDENT ADVISOR, CODE RED.
WE'VE GOT A FUCKING SITUATION HERE. DELTA HEAVY.
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| Originally posted by Teezdalien Sasha & Digweed apparently. Hmmm... looks like it may have been ripped from a bootleg double cd. I haven't listened to it yet myself so I can't garuntee if it's legit. Interesting though. Here's the tracklisting anyway. [00:00:00] 01. Department One - Together [00:04:26] 02. Celeda - Be Yourself (Vocal Mix) [00:12:01] 03. Skydiver - Tales From The Backroom EP [00:17:07] 04. POB & Taylor - Baba (Human Movement Remix) [00:23:05] 05. Timo Maas - Der Schreiber [00:30:48] 06. Funk Function - Odysseus [00:36:22] 07. Funk Function - Empress Zero [00:42:04] 08. Gypsy - I Trance You (Pappa & Gilbey Remix) [00:49:56] 09. Escape - Cascades (Pt. 2) [00:55:23] 10. Escape - Cascade (pt1) [01:06:42] 11. Medway - The Baseline Track [01:13:20] 12. Sasha - Xpander [00:00:00] 13. Mark Bell - Revolution (Evolution Mix) [00:00:00] 14. Interstate - CC16 [00:00:00] 15. Orbital - Nothing Left (Breeder Remix) [00:00:00] 16. Dos Deviants - 3 Waves [00:00:00] 17. Heller & Farley - Rising Sun (Bedrock Mix) [00:00:00] 18. Christian Smith & John Selway - Move! [00:00:00] 19. LSG - Into Deep (Club Mix) [00:00:00] 20. Gerd - Arkest's Blaze (Music Man) [00:00:00] 21. ID [00:00:00] 22. Saucerman - Aquarius (Evolution Remix) [00:00:00] 23. Force Mass Motion - "Lost (In Time)" (Rabbit City) [00:00:00] 24. Z2 - I Want You [Platipus] [00:00:00] 25. Way Out West - Spike (BMG) [00:00:00] 26. END |
Missed all the dates of the spring club tour a few years ago as well. Then again i feel the music being played at their spring club thing wasn't as good. They were heavily into the mini techy sound at the time.
Best set I've ever seen, Sasha last night for 6 hours. The programming of his set was just pure genius. So much sampling, flawless mixing, sound was on point all night long.. he flawlessly mixed between genres, the set was a roller coaster ride. Song selection was amazing, he opened up with Lee Burridge - Wongel and I knew it was going to be a good night.
From 7-8:30am I didn't leave my spot on the dance floor once.. no cig breaks, no water breaks or bathroom breaks. He took over that dance floor. Jesus H. Christ.
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| Originally posted by corjay9 Best set I've ever seen, Sasha last night for 6 hours. The programming of his set was just pure genius. So much sampling, flawless mixing, sound was on point all night long.. he flawlessly mixed between genres, the set was a roller coaster ride. Song selection was amazing, he opened up with Lee Burridge - Wongel and I knew it was going to be a good night. From 7-8:30am I didn't leave my spot on the dance floor once.. no cig breaks, no water breaks or bathroom breaks. He took over that dance floor. Jesus H. Christ. |
My review of the night:
Got in around 3:45 and it was already rammed to the tits, had a hard time finding a decent spot on the left so I found my comfort zone on the right hand side. A lot more gays then I thought would be there, also a lot of older people. I must have seen 10-15 people in their 40s, including a group of 4-5 40 year old moms that didn't look like crack head party animals haha. A lot of nice young chicks too.
Tone Depth was still on and he was hit or miss for me, he was alternating between melodic and dark prog, wasn't feeling it much. Some songs were just great but I was really looking forward to Sasha taking the stage.. I've seen Tone Depth just tear it up before, it's gotta be hard opening up for Sasha haha.
Sasha opened up with a brief ambient intro and then opened with Lee Burridge & M. Dekay - Wongel, I've always wanted to hear that track at Stereo and it immediately got the crowd bouncing around. He played tech house for about 20 minutes then slowly began transitioning the set by bringing in some nice melodic synth stabs infused.
Around 5:45 when everyone's peaking on E, here comes the dreamy trancy prog house he's known for. It was refreshing to hear the melody that we so rarely hear at the Temple. People were loving it.
My favorite part of the night was from 7:00-8:00 am, deep thick techy basslines and just awesome piano riff samples, brass, that one track with the indian scales made me go ape shit. At 7 Sasha had me locked in for the long haul, I was ready to stay till the end. The dance floor got a lot more comfortable around then, and I didn't leave my spot on the floor for an hour and a half. Just terrific..
Around 7:45, a pumping classic house track just mixes in and the crowd just errupts bringing the energy levels back up to the max. He then started to mix it up nicely, some tribal techno blending into some dirty evil sounding prog, Digweed style.. around 8:45 just throbbing techno tracks.. We ended up leaving around 9:45, I was fully satisfied with my night.
I'm just so impressed.. his mixing was just spot on, unlike Marcus I don't think he was all over the place. I thought when he made the jump into a new direction sound wise, it was built up slowly and the transitioning of his set was super smooth. He's a master using his effects, the sound was just incredible all night.. the sound was also just perfect, slowly getting louder then dipping with the energy of the set, then pounding at the end. The programming of his set was probably the best I've ever heard. It truly was a journey, and from 7-8:45am I didn't leave my spot on the dance floor to smoke, grab a drink, piss or just walk around to look at chicks. He had me locked in.. Best set I've seen at Stereo so far.
I feel bad for the people who told me they're not going because prog isn't their thing. I don't listen to much prog anymore, but he only really played the dreamy trancy stuff when everyone was tripping out, which was fitting. I was plurring it up, and he got real deep soon after. Absolutely no cheesy prog whatsoever either.. I have a hard time believing I'll see a better set at Stereo in a long time. Sasha's set just beats out Layo & Bushwacka's from back in November as my favorite set.
Question: 4 microphones hanging in front of the speakers.. recorded set?
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| Originally posted by corjay9 Question: 4 microphones hanging in front of the speakers.. recorded set? |
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| Originally posted by Aaron C. After reading that review i very much hope so. |
This is the problem with Sasha these days - you never know what you're going to get. Seems he plays differently for different territories. When he was out in Oz last year he was reportedly playing it extremely melodic and trancey, but whenever he's in the UK he seems to revert to trend-chasing tech.
When he was here in Atlanta he opened with some boring tech, built up to some really nice prog-peaktime jive climaxing in Schiller - Ruhe [Humate Remix], and then brought it back to boring tech-crap territory before disappearing completely from the venue.
Was honestly really disappointing, he did not seem to be enjoying himself. 
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