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Posted by montie on Oct-11-2004 06:15:

need lots of suggestions on loungy/ambient music

My friend and I just got a gig to start spinning 8 hour sets almost every sat. night on the roof of this club.
its a really big roof where everyone goes to smoke and is where the VIP lounge is. the main DJ's play downstairs in the main theatre
I'm going to be playing a range of music, but all chilled out stuff.
Mainly ambient, jazzy loungy stuff, trip hop, chilled out house and trance and whatever
artists ranging from boards of canada, nathan fake, petter, global communication, sultan, sasha (ADD and Baja and Rabittweed) and whatever
anyway 8 hours is a very very very long time, so i was wondering if any of you could throw out some suggestsions of other songs/artists/albums to check out so i can throw them down because i really need to build up my music collection if i'm going to be spinning for 8 hours every sat. night

thanks


Posted by Radagast on Oct-11-2004 06:26:

What about deep house...


Posted by Steve Stephano on Oct-11-2004 06:41:

Woob - On Earth (The Big Mix)

This is a 30 minute ambient tune. You can put this on and have time to go take a shit. In 8 hours you may need a shit... not sure but think it may be quite rare. And only if you are spinning CD's!


Posted by Trance Nutter on Oct-11-2004 06:59:

Any Chicane.

Maybe check out his website too and see if he has a top ten or tracklists etc.........

DJ Hooligan - Hear you now (Grand Chillas Mix) is also a good one.


Posted by [ groovypants ] on Oct-11-2004 07:06:

Anything on the AudioDregs label

http://www.audiodregs.com

Check out the stuff from Carpet Music, Lullatone and E*Vax.


Posted by auujay on Oct-11-2004 07:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Steve Stephano
Woob - On Earth (The Big Mix)

This is a 30 minute ambient tune. You can put this on and have time to go take a shit. In 8 hours you may need a shit... not sure but think it may be quite rare. And only if you are spinning CD's!


Classic lmao

As for ambient, maybe check the older stuff by guys like Pete Namlook and Brian Eno. It may not be perfect for what you are looking for, maybe too ambient as in like no beat at all in some tracks.

EDIT: Also Bill Laswell and don't discount Moby as he has a lot of ambient works. Also everyone has gotta show respect to Ulrich Schnauss and Shpongle but I am sure you are all over those two


Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-11-2004 07:37:

try the GU and northern exposure series.

stick to deep house/progressive.

if you play chillout for 8 hours both of you are gonna pass out.

however, in the event that you're looking for chillout...

check out the Big List of * CHILLOUT & AMBIENT * Tracks


Posted by montie on Oct-11-2004 07:47:

awsome

thanks for all the suggestions guys


keep them coming

yeah 8 hours is going to be sooo killer
my biggest dred is the 2 till 5 part when the bar closes :P


Posted by alieu on Oct-11-2004 07:52:

Buddha Bar and Delerium


Posted by Clovis on Oct-11-2004 07:55:

quote:
Originally posted by montie
awsome

thanks for all the suggestions guys


keep them coming

yeah 8 hours is going to be sooo killer
my biggest dred is the 2 till 5 part when the bar closes :P


You need a flask senor :P

6oz of JD would help you out...lol

Where is this place?


Posted by Puuhis on Oct-11-2004 08:00:

Thievery Corporation.


Posted by montie on Oct-11-2004 08:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis86
You need a flask senor :P

6oz of JD would help you out...lol

Where is this place?



haha yeah, don't worry there will be one in my record box

i'm spinning for spundae LA on the roof of the Henry Fonda theatre


Posted by Clovis on Oct-11-2004 08:51:

quote:
Originally posted by montie
haha yeah, don't worry there will be one in my record box

i'm spinning for spundae LA on the roof of the Henry Fonda theatre


Nice, I would go if I were over 21

...or when I get my fake.


Posted by Trance Nutter on Oct-11-2004 09:47:

If the main room is more trance, you could provide a commercial house alternative for a while, will keep people interested and is still good to have a drink to, to pick up chicks etc........

Really you can play any style as long as you keep it light and varied.


Posted by Steve Stephano on Oct-11-2004 10:06:

There are three superb ambient mixes in the amateur DJ Promotion forum. Check them out, there are some fantastic tunes and ambient mixes of trance tunes throughout.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=209017

Definately worth a listen and useful for you too if there are some songs you need to get hold of.


Posted by Quinders on Oct-11-2004 10:32:

Telefon Tel Aviv, Aphex Twin, Arovane, Dub Tractor, Christian Kleine - there's any amount of stuff out there. Try City Centre Offices - a lot of their releases are very good.



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