I think what hurt him was him getting married and taking some time off - I could be wrong but I remember him posting about that kind of stuff on FB several years back and mentions of that during intros of his radio shows.

I was a big fan of his style and was my favorite sound of that era to boot.

Anyway, do you have a proper download link or Soundcloud? I see it on Mixcloud but I can't stand mixcloud - no rewind and no download. Lame as fuck

BTW the Twilight on the Tiki (Miami) set was the absolute shit - if you haven't heard that one, check it out!

One of those sets that has yet to leave my ipod


Yea I kinda feel bad for those who don't have it.

there was a thread on MS when this set came out....over the years I bump it just to remind those who missed out on it just how great it is....

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Originally posted by Scoops One of those sets that has yet to leave my ipod Yea I kinda feel bad for those who don't have it. there was a thread on MS when this set came out....over the years I bump it just to remind those who missed out on it just how great it is....

It might be on my Ipod Nano - I know I have the Tiki set on there

I read somewhere that he was shame about music he played... It was kinda oikophobic, very low self esteem statement.
His style was literally saying the best, he should be at the moment where Digweed and Sasha are.
Anyway his generation, I mean Zabiela, Faniculli is disapoitment. 10 y ago I thought that till 2015 they will be ,,underground superstars djs''

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Originally posted by kolakao I read somewhere that he was shame about music he played... It was kinda oikophobic, very low self esteem statement.

its hard to believe because DJs such as Digweed, Roger Sanchez, Sander K, Anthony Pappa held him in such high regard

i miss guys like Desyn, Luke Fair,

Masiello, Behrouz, Luke Fair etc. were among the few people who were doing just straightforwardly enjoyable work during what I (in retrospect) recall as an awful period of dance music from around early 2007 to the end of 2009. I never had much of a palette for the bouncy deep house they were playing (and for the most part had always played), but it was simple alternative during a time when everyone was plink plonking, electro farting, tech progging, and fedora housing.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Masiello, Behrouz, Luke Fair etc. were among the few people who were doing just straightforwardly enjoyable work during what I (in retrospect) recall as an awful period of dance music from around early 2007 to the end of 2009.

I'll throw Eelke Kleijn, 16Bit Lolitas into that group as well...

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Masiello, Behrouz, Luke Fair etc. were among the few people who were doing just straightforwardly enjoyable work during what I (in retrospect) recall as an awful period of dance music from around early 2007 to the end of 2009. I never had much of a palette for the bouncy deep house they were playing (and for the most part had always played), but it was simple alternative during a time when everyone was plink plonking, electro farting, tech progging, and fedora housing.

I agree. You really had to dig deep to find the gems. It was a transitional period and these guys were bringing a great vibe at the time unlike the big boys.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Masiello, Behrouz, Luke Fair etc. were among the few people who were doing just straightforwardly enjoyable work during what I (in retrospect) recall as an awful period of dance music from around early 2007 to the end of 2009. I never had much of a palette for the bouncy deep house they were playing (and for the most part had always played), but it was simple alternative during a time when everyone was plink plonking, electro farting, tech progging, and fedora housing.

dont moan
in 2009 everybody started monorhytmic house kinda reboot caminando style

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Masiello, Behrouz, Luke Fair etc. were among the few people who were doing just straightforwardly enjoyable work during what I (in retrospect) recall as an awful period of dance music from around early 2007 to the end of 2009. I never had much of a palette for the bouncy deep house they were playing (and for the most part had always played), but it was simple alternative during a time when everyone was plink plonking, electro farting, tech progging, and fedora housing.

Yeah, Masiello, Fair, Add2Basket, Howells really helped me get through the dark ages of mnml plink plonking and still inspire to this day. Wish that all of the above were just a bit more active nowadays, though I have a few recent Desyn sets.

BTW can anyone rehost this particular set?

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Originally posted by K4SP4 good job, will update your tracklist asap... btw can't understand why he's playing shit like this shakedown mashup and pong, big chakalaka ripoff.

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Originally posted by Demoted Audrey Gallagher sounds like a hive of pissed off vacuum cleaners.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced The only thing worse then Second Sun is the sound of a dying baby