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Felt this one, too.

Thanks for posting!

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Behrouz @ Mokai (Winter Music Conference) Miami 20.03.2007

1.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=E2KSM38O
2.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/rc2qwv
3
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=X9V4QL5Y
4.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4gozlh
5.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XUMFZKD0

FYI...1st CD isn't Behrouz.

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Originally posted by slingshot Behrouz @ Mokai (Winter Music Conference) Miami 20.03.2007 FYI...1st CD isn't Behrouz.

Please elaborate. Thanks.

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Originally posted by slingshot Behrouz @ Mokai (Winter Music Conference) Miami 20.03.2007

someone is on the ball...

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Originally posted by SuperJimbo You are not a unique and beautiful snowflake, no matter how many guestlists you put yourself on.

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Originally posted by SuperJimbo Please elaborate. Thanks.

copy and paste my friend. it was copied from elsewhere, pasted here.

/imlazy

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Originally posted by slingshot copy and paste my friend. it was copied from elsewhere, pasted here. /imlazy

Um, OK. So if the first link isn't Behrouz, what is it? How about the other 4? Are you sure they are Behrouz, or you have no idea?

Good job, Jimbo.

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Originally posted by SuperJimbo Um, OK. So if the first link isn't Behrouz, what is it? How about the other 4? Are you sure they are Behrouz, or you have no idea? Good job, Jimbo.

im guessing it would be his opener... dont know who it was tho

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Originally posted by SuperJimbo You are not a unique and beautiful snowflake, no matter how many guestlists you put yourself on.

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Originally posted by slingshot copy and paste my friend. it was copied from elsewhere, pasted here. /imlazy

i've looked around and it doesnt say who the opening dj was, only says behrouz..

Part 3 and 4 of that Danny Howells @ Arc set...

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The end sections are behrouz...

It was a live broadcast from his party at wmc, but the broadcast started 1 hour before he went on, hence the first section not being Behrouz.

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DJ Three absolutely blew me away at Sonic last month (Feb 17, 2007). After reading the review below, I am more determined than ever to get my hands on a recent set of his. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.


Review: Musica with DJ Three & D-Nox
Venue: Yu/ Sydney, Australia
Event Date: Saturday, February 03, 2007

An excerpt....

"DJ Three then stepped up to the decks and proceeded to belt out three hours of some of the most underground music imaginable. I suppose “head cave techno” would be the best way to sum describe it, but that wouldn’t be doing Three or the breadth of his sound any justice. There was a healthy dose of melodic minimal tech, including tracks such as James Holden’s ethereal reworking of ‘Breathe On Me’, Jona’s ‘Learning From Mistakes’ and Valentino Kanzyani’s remix of Nathan Fake’s ‘Outhouse’, which was this reviewer’s personal highlight of the evening; splashes of deep, percussive, throbbing techno such as Adam Beyer & Jesper Dahlback’s ‘As If Dubs’ and Audion’s mix of ‘Who’s Afraid Of Detroit?’; and lots of head-caving bassline driven monsters that the crowd had never heard before but still happily lapped up. Unlike D-Nox, who tended to separate his various sounds in to clusters over his three hours, Three threw caution to the wind and really mixed it up, following deep, melodic cuts with pounding percussive monsters and vice versa, creating a set that ebbed and flowed perfectly. Technically, he was also easily the most talented of the evening’s DJs: Not a single mix in his entire three hour set slipped even remotely out of time, every single mixed was perfectly keyed, and his phasing was smoother than silk: there were times where it was almost impossible to tell he was actually mixing. Unfortunately not everybody in the crowd was able to appreciate his unique sound, and some extra space on the dancefloor was made as Three’s set progressed, but for those who got it, it was truly something special."

http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=4398