He is a very talented musician and an enthusiastic entertainer but he can't mix two beers together with a bucket and a funnel.
Feb-13-2022 11:30
Lews
Platipus And Prog Addict
Registered: Feb 2007
Location: Hugging Whales And Saving Trees
Well fuck you but this mix is amazing, Jack. My expectorations are always high with you, for obvious reasons, but god damn. Having not looked at the tracklist prior to listening, I was particularly pleased to hear you drop Lithium, one of my all time favourites.
My one complaint, and it's very minor, is that I don't know how I feel about G-Spot as an ending track. For me, it feels too energetic, like it's kicking things into another gear. I'd like a more 'come down' track to close things off. So if you want to make a follow-up.... I'm all ears
Glad you enjoyed it mate. There will be a follow-up, once I've collected a few more tunes.
I'm surprised this hasn't had a few more reviews. It raced past 100 plays very quickly so plenty of people have been listening to it. Is TA that moribund?
I have listened to this a few times actually, but Ive just not yet mustered up the energy to type any thoughts out. I probably need to listen to it through again to give a proper review but its a great mix, flowed really nicely. I had it on while cleaning the kitchen a few weeks ago and I kept finding more jobs to do because I was so into it I was happier doing housework than turning it off
Cheers Dave. This is definitely quite "flow-y" stuff. I find the modern producers are making more of the trippy hypnotic mid-90s tackle than the big screaming anthems, which you have to supplement by playing genuine oldies (see Ecano - Run in this instance).
