i really like the track list and your set both!
thank you for posted

Thank you very much for the kind words. Its my pleasure.

but i really want to give you some advice from my friend who is a real DJ.

he said that from 2 and 3 vocal is double !!
and also the 3 and 4th song
from track 4 and 5 have too long time run away from the main melody
and from the 5th one it turns to the breaks it really sounds uncomfortable!!!


that is the advice i give to you

I mostly enjoyed the part between 17:30 and 45:30

the build-up from 1 style to another is a nice idea, but the transistions are not perfect, but afterall, quite an amusing set, good job.

I was wondering if you have any other sets in the same style as the 17:30 45:30 part, progressive/chill breakbeat I believe its called??

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I know there was a few mixes that were coming apart slightly, namely one during the Belfast track where I started bringing the next track in too early and had to take it out. But other than that, I thought most of the mixes were pretty spot on. Just my own personal opinion. It was also done live, in one take. But, this is the first mix I've done with all progressive type tracks. Whether that means progressive house, proggy breaks, or even some nu breaks. But progressive breaks are definitely my favorite type to spin. But I also spin other types of electronic like trance, house, and even trip hop. Anyways, thanks for the compliments. I appreciate it. My buddy DJ Shawn David also spins the type of stuff I spin, and he has some mixes up at www.nocturnalforums.com.

The mix was also done on two crappy Stanton turntables, with a crappy Numark mixer. So the tracks do tend to drift around.