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Mattsanity
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Is it pointless to listen to early 2000's prog unmixed?

No matter how good an early 2000's prog track is, it seems to sound better when it's mixed into and out of it.

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Midlothian
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What are all your favourite 2000s prog mixes Matt?


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They're nothing rare or underrated but they're GU019 and Nubreed 001.

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Originally posted by Mattsanity
They're nothing rare or underrated but they're GU019 and Nubreed 001.


What happened to your eclectic taste?


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Originally posted by Zak McKracken
2 minutes of alternating 909 kicks and hi-hats works for only so long. It is designed for mixing, not radio.


Tru tru


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Originally posted by Midlothian
What happened to your eclectic taste?


It's been overshadowed by other users here

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That's not what you wrote initially - very cheeky.


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