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Originally posted by GrimReaper

Wow, Jyri! How have you been?

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"I believe that's referred to as intelligent drum & bass, which obviously means there's a genre of stupid drum & bass out there" (John Peel)

I love this thread and how it's keeping up the spirit of old and best music alive.

Here's one many have been waiting for finally released

Tatoine - Music (Da Lounge mix)

https://www.beatport.com/track/music/15643943

Good news! Cheers for the heads-up Mainline.

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He is a very talented musician and an enthusiastic entertainer but he can't mix two beers together with a bucket and a funnel.

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Originally posted by Lews Jyri!!! Welcome back to TA, my friend! I hope all is well! When will you share nice FLAC copies of your un-released Breeder tracks, eh?

Cheers Joseph. All is well, I’ve been off the grid due to life taking me elsewhere back then. How’s life treated you?
Unfortunately I’ve stored most of my backup discs, random CDrs and other data storages away years ago due to lack of shelf space and space overall.. had to trim the clutter quite a bit to get rid of the overwhelming chaos at my place. I’ll dig into the stuff again some day when I’m up for the task.

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Originally posted by montana Wow, Jyri! How have you been?

Hey Tony, good to be back after being gone for so long. I’m pretty sure I’m rather clueless about anything new and worthy and in the meantime have mostly been digging deeper into the old stuff from yesteryear. As for life I’m now back on track again and can return to normal after some recollecting.. How are things with you?

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The walking discography.

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Leslie Nielsen: Doing nothing is very hard to do... you never know when you're finished.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J They've been available for ages, haven't they? I've got the first two digitally. And yes, years ahead of their time. So deep, so liquid...

I was rather pleased to find that the acapella that Jamez & Dobre sampled for 51 Days - Paper Moon is available on Beatport (namely, here), in case anyone here might also be pleased to find out.

(The penny just dropped with regard to the "So deep, so liquid" part of your post ).

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He is a very talented musician and an enthusiastic entertainer but he can't mix two beers together with a bucket and a funnel.

Huge release here featuring remastered and unreleased material from the 90s plus nice remix support.

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Lined up next on Cosmocities is a special delivery and direct nod to our formative years’ loves - in this very case, trance music. Fruit of 90s cross-channel outfit Prism, the collaborative endeavour of French producer Pascal Eloy and UK-based Grant Wilkinson, the three-track EP “CMSR006” mixes unreleased music (Refraction), a 1996-issued goodie (Rain) and an exclusive remix from SYO, better known for his ambitiously retro-futuristic output under the S.O.N.S moniker. Originally released as part of Planet Dog’s 1996 compilation “Feed Your Head”, “Rain” retains all of its original mystique and soulful use of modern production tools - letting a cascading flow of arpeggiated synths, stealth bass onslaughts and 303-borne trippiness pour down as a fully immersive digital shower for the senses. An unheard gem from the vault, initially written and recorded in 1995, “Refraction” pulls further dynamic traction from a bubbling drum programming and damp, urban jungle-y atmosphere - beaming us straight back in the rave’s most compelling heyday with its feverish maelstrom of fluttering bleeps, spiralling tribal motifs and faux-organic, Neo-Easternmost harmonics. Adding his ever innovative spin to the table, SYO cuts into the flesh of the original to deliver a further syncopated and spacious version, flush with complex rhythmic sleights of hand and subtle melodic trickery throughout, bound to keep you on the edge with every bar. 25 years on since it was first designed, Prism’s lasting relevancy shines bright on this all-road, bold-to-the-full trance epic that’s lost nothing of its flair.

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Help me ID these sets:
Sasha - Live @ Logic, Santa Monica, CA 12-21-97 - Groove 103.1 FM
John Digweed - Live @ Axis, Boston 28-07-1997



Old & New Electronic Music Channel
Soundcloud Mixes

On Bandcamp:

Rabbit in the Moon
https://dcrabbitinthemoon.bandcamp.com/

Ozgur Can
https://ozgurcan.bandcamp.com/

Banco de Gaia
https://bancodegaia.bandcamp.com/

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Originally posted by Mainline Rabbit in the Moon https://dcrabbitinthemoon.bandcamp.com/

Excellent update!

Love that they've included the stems for OBE, too.

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Quarantine Classics Brunello di Montalcino (In Transit) Edition [Progressive Classics] (August 2020)
Quarantine Classics - Puligny-Montrachet Edition [Progressive Classics] (April 2020)
What Is Progressive Anyways? [Progressive House Classics] (November 2019)

Burning Spear was the best phase imo

Lexicon Avenue remixes of East West Connection - Once I've Been There (2000) and same - Getting Higher (2003) on Chillifunk Records.

https://www.beatport.com/release/on...remixes/3697662
https://www.beatport.com/release/getting-higher/3697660

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He is a very talented musician and an enthusiastic entertainer but he can't mix two beers together with a bucket and a funnel.

I was looking for the Casey Hogan and Omni AM Bunker Scraper mixes and they turned out to be on Bandcamp since last year (originally 2002 on Euphoria Records from the USA).

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He is a very talented musician and an enthusiastic entertainer but he can't mix two beers together with a bucket and a funnel.