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Dave Seaman - Renaissance: The Masters Series

Dave Seaman - Renaissance: The Masters Series



CD 1
01. Four Tet � Swimmer
02. Ben Watt - Guinea Pig (DJ Koze�s Vocal Variation Remix)
03. Culoe De Song - The Bright Forest
04. Butch Feat. Julie - Soultan
05. Extrawelt - Mit Liese Der Auf Wiese
06. Andre Winter � Trauma c/w UNKLE - Heaven (King Unique Acapella Remix) (Seaman�s Group Therapy Meeting)
07. Will Saul & Tam Cooper - Through The Smoke
08. Ian Pooley - Compact
09. Sahar Z & Audio Junkies � Beyond Detroit
10. Quivver - Sludge
11. Djuma Soundsystem - Bi Polar
12. Moby - Pale Horses (Gui Boratto�s Last Window Remix)
13. Triangle Feat. Joel Xavier - Three
14. Spooky - Outernebula
15. The Youngsters - The Phoenix
16. Fiol Lasse - Svedala
17. Jon Hopkins - Light Through The Veins (Ewan Pearson�s Downtown Lights Remix) (Seaman�s Intravenous Remodel)

CD 2
01. UNKLE - Hold My Hand (Innervisions Orchestra Dub Mix) c/w Moderat - Les Grandes Marches
02. Guy J - Esperanza
03. Dave Seaman - Gobbledygook (Erphun Remix)
04. Agoria - Baboul Hair Cuttin (Radio Slave Remix)
05. Infusion - So Soon (King Unique Remix)
06. Jay Lumen - Morning Call
07. Nic Fanciulli & Steve Mac - 1%
08. Delphic - Counterpoint (Paul Woolford Remix)
09. Popof - Shades
10. Nick Muir - Fu Man Chew
11. Niko Fantin - Fire Games (Venue 44 Edit)
12. 16 Bit Lolita's � Gig On The Moon
13. Gregor Tresher - The Life Wire
14. Freeland - Mancry (Gui Boratto Remix)
15. Darko Esser - Teardrops

Release date: 28-09-2009

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Seems to be a worth listening to compilation

2nd mix compilation by seaman this summer . although this is not going to be anything similar to the old renaissance compilations by seaman, i will still check this one out.

Sad to see Renaissance turning into GU...is it really that hard to find a DJ that isn't Dave Seaman or Hernan Cattaneo to do a mixed comp?

Anyways...first disc looks interesting. Has some tracks like "The Bright Forest" that I wouldn't associate with Dave Seaman at all. Might be interesting. Disc two, not so much...

Geez, is everyone except Hernan that did a Renaissance compilation trying to be Sasha? This is a very uninteresting t/l if you ask me.

Re: Dave Seaman - Renaissance: The Masters Series

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Originally posted by ThaMaestro Dave Seaman - Renaissance: The Masters Series 16. Fiol Lasse - Svedala 17. Jon Hopkins - Light Through The Veins (Ewan Pearson�s Downtown Lights Remix) (Seaman�s Intravenous Remodel)

"Svedala"? You gotto be shitting me.


"Seaman�s Intravenous Remodel" <-- someone take the surgeon knife away from Seaman.

Looks decent nevertheless.

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Originally posted by woscar Sad to see Renaissance turning into GU...is it really that hard to find a DJ that isn't Dave Seaman or Hernan Cattaneo to do a mixed comp?

Satoshi Tomiie?

I don't get why they have stopped numbering the series?

So I guess Renaissance is planning to have the same people return for "Masters" mix comps every time they change the format of how these things are cataloged?

I'm sure we'll see Cattaneo and Seaman again in about a year and a half when they decide to drop the word 'the' from the title.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost So I guess Renaissance is planning to have the same people return for "Masters" mix comps every time they change the format of how these things are cataloged? I'm sure we'll see Cattaneo and Seaman again in about a year and a half when they decide to drop the word 'the' from the title.

Love that cover... Seaman's mix albums are really hit-or-miss for me though.

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Originally posted by woscar Sad to see Renaissance turning into GU...is it really that hard to find a DJ that isn't Dave Seaman or Hernan Cattaneo to do a mixed comp?

They should get Nick Warren.

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Originally posted by SPANIARD Geez, is everyone except Hernan that did a Renaissance compilation trying to be Sasha? This is a very uninteresting t/l if you ask me.

Aside from his tendency to whore out Stress/Audio Therapy, Seaman has always tried to be Sasha.

There are half a dozen tracks on here I'd be interested in hearing, but Seaman's last entry into this series was pure ditchwater.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Aside from his tendency to whore out Stress/Audio Therapy, Seaman has always tried to be Sasha. There are half a dozen tracks on here I'd be interested in hearing, but Seaman's last entry into this series was pure ditchwater.

I can't say for myself who, precisely, Seaman is/was attempting to emulate, but generally speaking, he always came off to me as an above-average copy of whatever style was currently being championed by the other big name jocks.

It's only in the last year or so that I've really noticed him involved in stuff that seems more consistent with a more identifiable style of his own, but wherever people were doing something hot, you'd find Dave Seaman doing more or less the same thing (albeit well, I will concede).

I'm not knocking him as a DJ - technically he's top notch, for this kind of music, and some of his older mixes are special to me - but he's pretty derivative.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I'm not knocking him as a DJ - technically he's top notch, for this kind of music, and some of his older mixes are special to me - but he's pretty derivative.

Oh, neither am I, and yes, some of his mixes hold a select space in my collection as well.

I just feel it needs to be said that he's always just kind of hovered around the hot big-room sound of the day (and we both seem to be on the same page in that regard).

From what I know the release date is set to: 28-09-2009

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Originally posted by phant0m From what I know the release date is set to: 28-09-2009

That's correct

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