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Nice mix man

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i seem to always get hammered when mixing... will try to figure it out today and post something conclusive.

TL -

1. Minnesota - Push It (Labrat Remix)
2. TC - Tap Ho
3. DJ SS - We Came To Entertain (Sub Zero Remix)
4. Matrix & Futurebound - Strength 2 Strength (Smooth Remix)
5. Danny Byrd feat. Netsky - Tonight (Cutline Remix)
6. London Elektricity - Just One Second (Apex Remix)
7. Damian Marley - Welcome To Jamrock (Savoy Remix)
8. Mr. Probz - Get My Props
9. Notorious BIG - Juicy (Minnesota Remix)
10. Rusko - Everyday (Netsky Remix)
11. Plan B - Love Goes Down (Doctor P Remix)
12. Bassnectar - Bass Head (King Fantastic Remix)
13. Amp Live - Turn it Up (Marty Party Remix)
14. Pantyraid - Get The Money
15. Katy Perry - E.T. (Lewis Remix)
16. Rusko & Caspa - Bread Get Bun
17. Skrillex - Ruffneck (Flex)
18. Trolley Snatcha - Nasty Shit
19. Doctor P - Watch Out
20. Emalkay - Metropolis
21. Nero - Innocence
22. Beardyman - Where Does Your Mind Go (U-Phonix Vocal Mix) + Leon Boiler - Poseidon [on the breakdown]
23. Porter Robinson & Lazy Rich feat. Sue Cho - Hello (Schoolboy Remix)
24. Flux Pavilion - I Can't Stop
25. Girl Unit - Wut
26. James Blake - CMYK

Interesting of you to delve into something like this and it would seem, before a full listen, to do it more interestingly than a lot of bland dubstep crap I hear. Plus I'm generally not a fan of dubstep, but perhaps I will be able to enjoy it when done right (creatively). Also for some reason I love Flux Pavillion's "I can't stop". I'll get back to you.

Unexpected change from you. Will check it out of morbid curiosity.

I think the genre is gaining popularity, and I don't hate it (when it's done right). So just wanted to give it a shot and see what I can put together.

Just expanding my horizons... and because my girlfriend is into it...

say it ain't so man! I'll listen, but I have to admit that some of the producers in this scare me a bit.

I'll give you the benefit of the doubt solely because we both like deep anal and deep Haus. It better not be a wonk attack

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Originally posted by EddieZilker Oh, preese, so sorree for intorrerance fwum esss russer. He maka fun of you because you tarking in racial stereotype. I aporogize for heem. He not know how behave. Preeze accept aporogee. Ching chang chow yun fat, Mr. Roboto.

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay say it ain't so man! I'll listen, but I have to admit that some of the producers in this scare me a bit. I'll give you the benefit of the doubt solely because we both like deep anal and deep Haus. It better not be a wonk attack

i think towards the end in leans into that general direction. i tried to be as varied as possible, but i think it's unavoidable. granted i included what i considered tolerable, but tastes are like snowflakes.

The first part is mainly drumstep/drum & bass stuff. moves into more hip-hop for a period, going back to drumstep for a second before slowly crawling into dubstep.

the finish is more mellow with Wut and CMYK.

i really just did it for myself, toying around in my new studio (cleaned out the office in my house, and turned it into a collection of vinyl and hardware). wanted to see if i could do it, while steadily getting buzzed on Anchor Steam beer (great stuff) as the night progressed.

i can't say i'm completely satisfied with the final product, but it was a good first venture into the genre - not that i can guarantee it won't be the last or the first of many.

i agree that dubstep, for the most part, is a trashy genre with a lot of generic/under-produced babble. but there are gems - i'm hoping i've incorporated a few of them.

rusko is by far the worst producer in the history of music ill still listen, but I'm not getting my hopes up. props to you still for trying something new.

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Originally posted by EddieZilker Oh, preese, so sorree for intorrerance fwum esss russer. He maka fun of you because you tarking in racial stereotype. I aporogize for heem. He not know how behave. Preeze accept aporogee. Ching chang chow yun fat, Mr. Roboto.

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I started to listen, but this is the type of music that has taken over most of the little "edm scene" that we have around here and I can't seem to get away from. It's left a bad taste in my mouth so I'm turning it off. Just not my thing man.

To be fair, I think that's the first time I've ever said anything remotely close to that on one of your sets.

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Originally posted by david.michael I started to listen, but this is the type of music that has taken over most of the little "edm scene" that we have around here and I can't seem to get away from. It's left a bad taste in my mouth so I'm turning it off. Just not my thing man. To be fair, I think that's the first time I've ever said anything remotely close to that on one of your sets.

i think you need to give it a fair chance.

my favorite stretch is from 17:45 through 31mins (the end of the Biggie tune).

the tail end is a good time too, Wut just got remixed by Claude VonStroke, and James Blake is definitely a talent.

but hell, you don't have to like it, ha ha. all good bro.