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Kasey Taylor - Balance 002 Disc 2
disc 2 doe.
Released: 2001 Dec 10
Genre: Electronic
Style: Progressive House
Tracklisting:
01 Chris Fresh - Possession (Traveller & Quest Rmx)
02 Infusion - Black Weekend (Fallen Angel)
03 Moshic & Landa - Faza
04 Powerplant - Angel (Hamel & Medway Rmx)
05 Sleepfreaks - Chemical Shift (Original Mix)
06 Loki - NYCU (James Holden's Inertia Rmx)
07 Bluephaze - The Bell (Ocean Wave Rmx)
08 Nash T - The Dark (Original Bluephaze Mix)
09 Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea (Satoshi Tomiie Main-Path Rmx)
10 Tetraflux - From The Past Into The Present
Great stuff.
this is real progressive house mate, real progressive house 
Disc 1 any good? Curious.
There a bunch of glorious tracks on cd1 --- that is enough to listen to it, but I really like how the second one flows. Old Vapour was really something.
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| Originally posted by MSZ Old Vapour was really something. |
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| Originally posted by Syntonic Awesome label, Vapour Recordings really had a nice deep atmospheric sound. |
Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea (Satoshi Tomiie Main-Path Rmx) This is really a good remix. What does Satoshi play these days? Tech House and minimal stuff?
Don't know why you guys call it prog house it sounds nothing like the stuff Jody Wisternoff and Nick Warren plays these days or used to play
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| Originally posted by Titanium Don't know why you guys call it prog house it sounds nothing like the stuff Jody Wisternoff and Nick Warren plays these days or used to play |
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J You're an idiot. |
In less than 1000 words J...
One of my fav comp. ever... Btw. it's a bit insane that I play more than half of those tracks till these days and it still sounds fresh + ppl still go mad
Recommended, defo.
any mix compilation with that Tetraflux song on it is ok by me 
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| Originally posted by MSZ Old Vapour was really something. |
Artur I msg u on soundcloud 
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| Originally posted by Titanium Rather than calling me an idiot, why don't you explain to me the difference then? |
Incredible comp. I'd say the best thing Taylor ever put out on CD and competitor for the best hour (and a bit) he ever spun is that second CD.
Om Nom Nom.
To concur with CJart - you drop any of these in a club now and those that don't know would are, what the fuck is this new sound lol.
@Titanium - you're an idiot for the following reasons:
1, System J's reason.
2, Nick Warren absolutely hammered that exact mix, and even included it on his commercially released Essential Mix Compilation, 2001.
In other words, it was exactly what they played back then.
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN Om Nom Nom. To concur with CJart - you drop any of these in a club now and those that don't know would are, what the fuck is this new sound lol. @Titanium - you're an idiot for the following reasons: 1, System J's reason. 2, Nick Warren absolutely hammered that exact mix, and even included it on his commercially released Essential Mix Compilation, 2001. In other words, it was exactly what they played back then. |
Sir you have to read the HOUSEISLAND BOOK in order to find out the genre of these tracks. Will buy again.
oh shit 
it's good, but not a patch on anthony pappa's nubreed 001 disc 2.
Chab � Tunneling
Moonface � Overactive
GF � Burning Man (Gee Shock Remix)
Interflow 4 � Area 51
Smith & J. Selway � Vanguard
Rhythm Reigns � Fuel
Steve Porter � Sensor
Cass � Emotion Surfer (Hyperion Remix)
Astral Projection � Liquid Sun (Cass & Slide Remix)
Corellian � Fathoms (Freelance Icebreakers Remix)
ASAP � Heavy Water
Hybrid � Theme From Wide Angle (Dark Skies Remix)
Hi-Fi Bugs � Lydian & The Dinosaur
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| Originally posted by DJ RANN @Titanium - you're an idiot for the following reasons: 1, System J's reason. |
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| Originally posted by lacedpills I have nothing against you RANN but this is a fallacy. Think about it - he's just a homosapien like the rest of us. |
Any similar releases like this? This feels like pure progressive house for its day and age. Thanks in advance.
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