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Magnetonium
Dubstep = Douchestep



Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada
Italian Deep House, Part 2 (1988-1996) *good mixing


This is the kind of music that has been messing with my mind lately ... and due to popular demand I make a second mix (and there will be at least a third one at least!). Thats why this mix is an hour long, so that I can fit 2 mixes on one SoundCloud account.

Anyways, enjoy! Mixing is clean - I made sure it was good (had to record in two tries). -DJ Philton / Magnetonium.

Feedback is always read and appreciated.


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Magnetonium - Italian Deep House, Part 2 (1988-1996) by Magnetonium3

TRACKLISTING:
01. Green Baize - Unrest (1992, Oversky Records)
02. Don Carlos - The Deep (1994, Calypso Records)
03. Anxious - Tribal Love (1992, Hole)
04. Leo Anibaldi - Elements (1991, ACV)
05. Enrico Mantini - Got Your Luv (1993, UMM)
06. Deep Choice - Get Loose (1992, MBG International Records)
07. Golem - Music Sensations (1992, MBG International Records)
08. Enrico Mantini - Flip Trip (1993, UMM)
09. Subway Ground Master - Queensway (1992, Calypso Records)
10. Green Baize - Tramp Heart (1992, Oversky Records)
11. Minimal Vision - Magic Staircase (1992, Vibraphone Records)
12. Bermuda Triangle - Marine Sulphure Queen (1992, Vibraphone Records)
13. Deep Choice - Fix Of 4:38 AM (1992, MBG International Records)
14. Density - Yes (I Love You Baby) (1992, MBG International Records)


Previous mixes in my series, "What is electronic music?":

Deep N Atmospheric UK Drum & Bass (1992-1997)
Italodance Mix 1995
The Majestic Sound Of Italian House, Part 1 - Deep House (1988-1996)
Speed Garage 'N House Mix (1996-1998)
Mag's Underground Italo-Disco Mix (1980-1985)
Canadian House 1990-1994, Vol. 1
Underground Disco Mix '79
Ambient Trance Compilation '90s
1990s Canadian Eurodance Mix
Oldskool Trance Mix, Vol. 1 (1990-1996) acid / acid trance influences


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KilldaDJ
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Registered: Sep 2001
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will you do a 1999-2000 trance mix?


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the track selection is flawless

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great mix!

this is among the deepest of the italian deep house, and i really liked it. basically all long, smooth, drawn out, pad-heavy, bassy instrumentals. in that regard it was mixed very well, but i almost felt as a whole it ends up tending towards 'muzak', you know, so smooth and even keel, all the tracks are very similar, and all that vibraphone

i think i would have enjoyed it more if there was a little more unpredictability or variety in the selection.

The sound quality was really great for these records, which in my experience can be quite shoddy.

i have several of the MBG tracks and love that minimal vision (i like vertigo better though!)

thanks as always for sharing!

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Magnetonium
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Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada

quote:
Originally posted by Euforix
You're quite good in mixing.

I'd like to see more old skool trance mixes from you, not only house.


Thanks, my next mix will be trance for sure! Will have decide which era, either 1988-1995, or 1996-2001, or 2001-2005. Probably the middle one! Yeah, apart from beautiful house music (like this mix), trance music of 1988-2005 is my favourite genre. All subgenres of trance!

quote:
Originally posted by KilldaDJ
will you do a 1999-2000 trance mix?


You probably have all the tracks already though I'll do one for my next mix.

quote:
Originally posted by Mattinsanity
the track selection is flawless


Thanks - I will surprise you with an 80s garage house mix some time ... the genre that gave birth to house music! It all started in New York, then came Chicago

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
great mix!

this is among the deepest of the italian deep house, and i really liked it. basically all long, smooth, drawn out, pad-heavy, bassy instrumentals. in that regard it was mixed very well, but i almost felt as a whole it ends up tending towards 'muzak', you know, so smooth and even keel, all the tracks are very similar, and all that vibraphone

i think i would have enjoyed it more if there was a little more unpredictability or variety in the selection.

The sound quality was really great for these records, which in my experience can be quite shoddy.

i have several of the MBG tracks and love that minimal vision (i like vertigo better though!)

thanks as always for sharing!


Heheh ... well, the problem with this mix is that finally after 4 long years of organizing my neverending music collection, I have it organized in such detail that I can pinpoint specific melodies easily, either for gigs, mixes, personal listening, or converting to my iPod for travel listening. So in this mix I did exactly what you said - but never say that it all sounds the same, thats what stupid EDM haters say I'll try to make my next mix in the same style as my Canadian House Mix from 3 years ago on this forum.

I have entire Vibraphone discography on vinyl/MP3 - if you guys want MP3's of any of these or other tracks, I have most of these (but not all, yet) in digital form, either rips or downloads from my good buddies in Europe ... and yeah, I have some records that had so much crackle and pop that I was forced to omit couple brilliant tracks from this mix. And hunting it down in MP3 is very hard.

I used to love MBG to death, I have some records and my cherished original CD, "Best of MBG" with some nice mixes, but I overplayed it to death on my iPod. So I can't listen to most of that stuff anymore. Italian deep house is very rare, I have countless amount of italian piano house from 1988-1993, but these deep golden nuggets are very special.

Anyways, I have more italian deep house, so perhaps another mix much later on will come as I first want to cover more genres and such

Glad you guys liked this music ... keep it old-school, 1975-2005, especially the 90's! Golden era ... there's so much more of the classics out there to discover, so much great music!


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montana
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: södertälje. sweden

i listened to this one also yesterday along with the jungle mix and while i loved the tunes and the mixing was good to decent., i did have some serious problems with the flow. it was patchy to say the least. in the beginning it was due to mixing and then it was due to some trackselection. it just never felt this is a solid mix but just a selection of good tunes mixed together somewhat good.


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