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progressiveMOJO - It Rains Too Much Here
New mix that I threw together during my finals week and just now uploaded. The title of the mix refers to the fact that it rains almost constantly for the month of December in the SF Bay Area, where I go to school.
http://progressivemojo.phang.net/pr...ber%202006).mp3
[0:00-7:51] D.A.R.Y.L. - Phoskitos
[7:51-12:13] Jondi and Spesh - We Are Connected (Circulation remix)
[12:13-17:30] Tigerskin - Neontrance
[17:30-24:49] Patrick Chardronnet - Eve By Day (Ripperton remix)
[24:49-30:36] Pig & Dan - Touch
[30:36-35:01] Zombie Nation - Booster
[35:01-41:42] Artificial Latvamaki - It Is Not Now Either
[41:42-46:43] Agoria - Code 1026
[46:43-52:38] Juergens - Love It
[52:38-60:55] Gabriel Ananda - Doppelwhipper
[60:55-68:12] Lee Burridge & Dan F - Treat Em Mean Keep Em Keen
[68:12-72:54] S.L.A.D.L.Y. - Unicorn
[72:54-79:56] Jim Rivers - Restore
This is the first mix that I've done using Ableton Live!, and it was done entirely using a mouse to click on things because I haven't broken down and spent the money on a hardware controller. It's pretty elementary, just using Ableton mostly to emulate my A&H Xone:62 that got left at home when I went to school. So please offer me tips and advice, but don't be too harsh.
As for the mix, well, you'll probably recognize almost the entire tracklisting, some of these tracks are ones I've been sitting on for a while or trying to ID. I'm not trying to be revolutionary or groundbreaking, although a lot of these tracks have recently been on a lot of big name's tracklistings, oh well I don't care. I really went through with the mix because up until about the 1hr mark, I was playing around and just found a bunch of tunes in my collection that were perfect for each other (I thought). Techno (not minimal) has been at its finest this year.
Feedback welcome.
grabbing it now...
where do you go to school chief?
Thank you, the tracklist looks good. Agoria had a great year with his release and opening up his new label. D.A.R.Y.L is another great producer that isn't getting enough attention IMO.
just hit 'Juergens - Love It', wicked track! Really digging this set man, good job
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| Originally posted by diggerz Thank you, the tracklist looks good. Agoria had a great year with his release and opening up his new label. D.A.R.Y.L is another great producer that isn't getting enough attention IMO. |
Gabriel Ananda - Doppelwhipper
fuck this just keeps getting better..
I go to school at Stanford, which is in Palo Alto (sort of southwest Bay Area). Takes me a 10min bike ride to the train station, followed by ~50mins on a train to get to San Francisco/Oakland. Nightlife is amazing, really great talent coming in and very friendly and pleasant atmosphere. Not to mention that some of the sound systems blow anything in Texas clean out of the water.
I have to say that this year's music offerings really pleased me. I'll always remember 2006 as the year that Techno really found its place with me, and made me love it. It's too bad that for some people, the minimal crowd makes them less open to the Techno genre in general.
Thanks for the feedback, always nice to hear when people like something
Diggerz, btw, you were the first person I saw mention the D.A.R.Y.L. track, guess you can see how I liked it. Not to stoke your ego or anything, cause god knows we don't need it getting any bigger.
awesome man... I'm green with envy. I'd love to live in the bay area, let alone attend Stanford. Who knows, maybe they'll accept me as a graduate student next year. What are you studying, and are you an undergrad?
Loved the mix man. It's goin in the car tonight.
i'm an undergrad, studying Aero/Astro Engineering. hopefully I'll be doing my masters there as well, also in engineering. Good luck getting in, it's fucking awesome all-around. Amazing school, nightlife that's super-high quality but not pretentious (and none of the guido/dirty mexican stereotypes in particular) like some places. If any of you are ever in the area, let me know.
As I listen again, Doppelwhipper just fucking wins. First time I heard it was coming from Lee Burridge on the first night I spent clubbing in San Francisco. It's practically my vote for track of the year.
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| Originally posted by progressiveMOJO (and none of the guido/dirty mexican stereotypes in particular) |
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| Originally posted by Matthias Hmm...sounds alot this this guy. I think his name's "Julio": Yeah I'm not too fond of em myself. In restrospect I'm diggin the mix though. Can't give any objective feedback as I don't have much experience with Ableton yet, but subjectly...sounds good to me dude. Keep it up. |
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| Originally posted by Lizard_boy hahah fckn matt. dude your gonna make that guy famous. |
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| Originally posted by Lizard_boy thats probably like the best feeling as a dj, playing music no one has ever heard yet ur crowd eats it all up. |
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| Originally posted by Matthias can't take all the credit, pic orginally came from dave's myspace site. |
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| Originally posted by progressiveMOJO Glad that some of you are enjoying the mix. I'll be sure to post any more that I do, and if things ever work out with the station I might have a weekly 3hr radio show starting in a couple months to both record and webcast for your listening pleasure. |
Hey I used to go to PaLo alto all the time for vacation then SAn Jose
I miss Cali
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| Originally posted by seekrets I miss Cali |
nah man I was just giving you a hard time, and anticipating the possible reaction from some of the board's finer members (like dave) who have failed to post.
love the mix
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| Originally posted by progressiveMOJO ...from some of the board's finer members (like dave) |
of course I am. silly packer.
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