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Posted by Sand Leaper on May-15-2006 15:50:

Cool Overambition ain't **** to me

The other day I was playing some stuff on the radio. People really liked the set, but as always, I forgot to throw the record switch. After being urged by Psy-T to redo the thing, I decided to go out on a limb and record a massive marathon while I was at it, with tunes from all over the musical spectrum. I've posted nothing but ambient/downtempo mixes in here so far, and I think it's time that I showed off that my tastes are more versatile than this. So here it is, 275 minutes of pure electronic music goodness + some surprises:

Sand Leaper - Overambition Ain't Shit To Me 14.05.06

Part 1

Minit - Cg (Staubgold, 2004)
Transmo - Page (Unsigned)
Biosphere - Rachel's Dance (Biosphere.no, 1994)
Seti - Beacon 02 (Instinct, 1995) / Air Liquide - Im Erlenmeyerkolben I (Blue, 1994)
Motor - Organization (Unsigned)
Erik T'Sas & Matthew Florianz - Molenstraat 4 (H/S, 2005)
DNTEL - Suddenly Is Sooner Than You Think (Plug Research, 2001)
Inigo Kennedy - Hope Song (Unsigned)
Yagya - We Reject The Now (Sutemos.net, 2005)
Thomas Fehlmann - Du Fehlst Mir (Kompakt, 2002)
DP-SOL - Wirkung (The Spacefrogs, 1995)
Helical Scan - Index I (Chain Reaction, 1996)
Pan�American - For A Running Dog (Kranky, 2002)
Rechenzentrum - Absent Minded (Kitty-Yo, 2000)
Avus - Ride (Klang Elektronik, 2005)
Robag Wruhme - Pelagia Nr. Zwo (Mo's Ferry, 2004)
M.A.N.D.Y - Put Put Put (Get Physical, 2002)
Green Velvet - Bathroom (Relief, 2005)
Random Factor - Back To Me (20:20 Vision, 2004)
John Tejada - Antithesis (Sino, 2002)
2000 & One - Esperada (100% Pure, 2005)
Alexander Kowalski - Dark Soul Pt.1 (Samuel L's Dark Side Mix) (Kanzleramt, 2001)
Jamie & Jerome Anderson - Rotating (100% Pure, 2005)
Paul Hazel - Go (Rotation, 1994)
Jerome - Polyphonic Highway (Vince Watson Reconstruction) (Bio, 2002)
Sebastian Kramer - Forgotten Tribes (Bio, 2006)
2000 & One - Adonai Elohim (100% Pure, 2005)
Dave Clarke - Wisdom To The Wise (Bush, 1994)
Reeko - Longitudinal (Emergence, 2004)
Total Planet Refreshment - Birds Of Pressure (Kanzleramt, 1996)
Surgeon - Returning To The Purity Of Current Pt.1 (Tresor, 1999)
Monika Kruse @ Voodooamt - Wavez (Terminal M, 2000)
Ade Fenton & Anthony Thomas - Black Science (Advanced, 1998)
Karl O' Connor & Peter Sutton - Guiltless (Tresor, 2000)
Loktibrada - El Unico Emigo (A1) (Tsunami, 2004)
Oliver Ho - Sculpture (B2) (Meta, 2005)
Jammin' Unit - The Next (Pod Communication, 1994)
Pacou - Bond Energy (Djax-Up Beats, 2001)
Biochip C - Shout (Pod Communication, 1994)
CJ Bolland - Thrust (R&S, 1992)
Synergetic - Space Drummer (2 Beee, 1994)
Marco Zaffarano - MZ5 (Harthouse, 1992)
Car & Driver - Drive (Force Inc., 1992)
Spicelab - Pyrospice (Harthouse, 1993)
Azid Force - Amanita Muscaria (Superstition, 1994)
The Ambush - Ambush 2 (Harthouse, 1993)
Ultra Shock - The Sound Of "E" (Circus, 1995)
Underworld - Moaner (JBO/V2, 1999)

Part 2

Dave Angel - Endless Motions (R&S, 1996)
Esoterik - Tau Ceti (Freerange, 2005)
Julien Jabre - Voodance (Basic, 2001)
Soha - Les Enfants Du Bled (Yellow, 2001)
Glowing Glisses - On The Bridge (Larry Heard's After Dark Dub) (Dessous, 2002)
Rhythm Plate - Heavy Sometimes (Winding Road, 2006)
Blaze pres. Cassio Ware feat. Sajaeda - Fantasy (Herbert's Reality Dub) (Playhouse, 2001)
The Youngsters - How To Kill The Idiot (F-Communications, 2006)
Hexagone - Sea Birds (Djax-Up Beats, 1994)
Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It? (Jack Trax, 1989)
Larry Heard - Nature's Bliss (Mecca, 1998)
Hubtone - Dexter The Mad Scientist (4 Lux, 2006)
Matthias Vogt Trio feat. Dania K�nig - Expecting Repercussions (InfraCOM!, 2006)
Inverse Cinematics - Detroit Jazzin' (Pulver, 2004)
Qu�ker - Is This Meant To Be A Turnaround? (unGleich, 2003)
Patrick Pulsinger - Citylights Pt.2 (City Of Starsigns) (R&S, 1994)
Kraak & Smaak - Danse Macabre (Jalapeno, 2005)
The Clifford Gilberto Rhythm Combination - Restless (Ninja Tune, 1998)
Max & Harvey - Big Amoeba Sound (Ninja Tune, 2000)
Vibrasphere - Aguas Calientes (Spiral Trax, 2000)
Godspeed You Black Emperor! - East Hastings (Kranky, 1998)
Boards Of Canada - One Very Important Thought (Warp/Skam, 1998)

Mixing was done in Traktor (in a rather rough way if I might add, so no need to comment on the beatmatching aspect). I own almost all the tunes in this mix here, either via digital downloads or my own records. However, I'll admit right off the bat that there is a handful that I have not been able to track down just yet, among them the Air Liquide and Seti tracks, both lifted from some pretty damn rare albums.

Right, enough chit chat. Here are the links:

http://tetsuo.thetetcorporation.org...%2014.05.06.mp3

http://tetsuo.thetetcorporation.org...%2014.05.06.mp3


Posted by Floorfiller on May-15-2006 15:56:

wow jan this looks awesome...i'm gonna take a listen


Posted by montana on May-15-2006 16:19:

nobody listen listens to techno, now let's go. or not
eitherway downloading now


Posted by Floorfiller on May-15-2006 16:59:

both parts are great...really loving part 2 though ...i might hassle you about some of these tunes hehehe love your taste in techno...


Posted by Estella on May-15-2006 17:18:

I won't lie, I dl'ld part 2 and forwarded to Detroit Jazzin'. From there on was bliss. One can never have enough of those wavering drum kicks. I love Restless. Danse Macabre & Big Amoeba Sound are too good. Very Cinematic Orchestra, Daedelus sounding. Love it. This is only a further reminder to check out more of those Xen cuts. Thanks


Posted by isoterra on May-15-2006 21:19:

grabbing this now since i've enjoyed some of your past mixes on ukta radio. looks like quite a musically educational jaunt.. i only recognise about 8 artist names


Posted by FuzzyChicken on May-16-2006 23:06:

I listened to 120 min of part 1 of your mix last night, staying up to about 2:40 am because of it. Your mix got me distracted from my hw, that and, I was tired.

If I recall correctly at around 118 the beat kinda dragged on, only time I had to fast forward a min or two.

I loved how u seamlessly moved from ambient to groovin beats, all while building from one song to the next. It was like your on stairs leading to some goal, and each step took you one level further towards that goal with an increase in energy. Brilliant!

I Will comment on the full set and part 2 when I�m fully engaged in the mix. Just keep bugging me to remind me.


Posted by BloodfIower on May-17-2006 16:12:

Re: Overambition ain't **** to me

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
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Oh, and the first person to figure out what release the title of the set refers to wins a cookie.


hehe, awesome work, this is fucking unbelievable, i just heared a few minutes and skipped a little cauze the dl both stopped after 80mb but i try again asap.
so let us get the cookie n give us some help on that one...


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-18-2006 17:50:

quote:
Originally posted by FuzzyChicken
I listened to 120 min of part 1 of your mix last night, staying up to about 2:40 am because of it. Your mix got me distracted from my hw, that and, I was tired.

If I recall correctly at around 118 the beat kinda dragged on, only time I had to fast forward a min or two.

I loved how u seamlessly moved from ambient to groovin beats, all while building from one song to the next. It was like your on stairs leading to some goal, and each step took you one level further towards that goal with an increase in energy. Brilliant!

I Will comment on the full set and part 2 when I�m fully engaged in the mix. Just keep bugging me to remind me.


I was hoping to construct a sort of journey out of this, so I'm glad that it worked that way for you as well.

I've heard that the server I'm using has given some people some trouble before, but if it cuts off, try using a download manager that lets you resume, it should work then.

Cheers for the feedback so far people


Posted by montana on May-20-2006 00:09:

kickass stuff, the tracks are awesome. not much more to say


Posted by Allied Nations on May-20-2006 06:41:

Looks like something I might enjoy


Posted by noikeee on May-24-2006 22:55:

leeching.....


Posted by coded audio on May-24-2006 23:09:

checking this baby out. This bloated oversize baby that is


Posted by noikeee on May-26-2006 09:26:

Althought I haven't heard it all yet I really, REALLY like what i've heard so far. Brilliant track selection and programming


Posted by Salegon on May-26-2006 09:42:

hei�er schei�!

great stuff


Posted by Haak on May-26-2006 18:10:

listened to part 1
fucking great!

quote:
CJ Bolland - Thrust (R&S, 1992) Synergetic - Space Drummer (2 Beee, 1994) Marco Zaffarano - MZ5 (Harthouse, 1992) Car & Driver - Drive (Force Inc., 1992) Spicelab - Pyrospice (Harthouse, 1993) Azid Force - Amanita Muscaria (Superstition, 1994) The Ambush - Ambush 2 (Harthouse, 1993) Ultra Shock - The Sound Of "E" (Circus, 1995)


this just shows how much old trance owns new "trance", it's not even funny

and Moaner is just sick


Posted by Massive84 on May-26-2006 18:25:

enjoyed most of the mid part and beginning of part 1. Disliked the ending.

part 2 was funky.


Posted by Akazi on May-26-2006 19:10:

niiice, im checkin this one out, and the download speed fast too
ill leave comments once i listened to it!


Posted by coded audio on May-27-2006 11:25:

STILL HAVE NOT HAD THE TIME TO CHECK THESE OUT.

SOON.


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-28-2006 09:08:

I was wondering when someone would be offended by trance over 150 BPM.

Anyways, keep the feedback coming guys! Glad that you're all enjoying it.


Posted by Cloud on May-28-2006 16:55:

Listening to part 2 and so far I am loving it!
Mr Fingers without vocals is tho.


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-29-2006 15:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Cloud
Mr Fingers without vocals is tho.


I have to say I disagree here. Since MLK's speech is so powerful, I feel that putting it in the tune in its entirety takes away focus from the tune itself to too large a degree.

Regardless, thanks for listening.


Posted by BloodfIower on May-30-2006 11:45:

quote:
Originally posted by coded audio
STILL HAVE NOT HAD THE TIME TO CHECK THESE OUT.

SOON.


lol +1
this is just a so mofo big piece of sound


Posted by Psy-T on May-31-2006 04:59:

2 lovely sets here, distinct journeys (i dont agree with the statement that these are 2 parts of the same set, i could elaborate if needed), both of them skillfully made. i'd say the first works as a soundtrack for evolution, while the second sounds like the soundtrack to a night out at a lounge - in reverse.

oh, one more thing about the first part - i think i liked the original rendition it was based on better... if i had a working memory i could tell you why... but facts considered...


Posted by Jeremy H on May-31-2006 14:50:

Downloading!


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