Originally posted by ghostridenhuffy
From a DJ's standpoint I would agree with that, as most are available. But if your just an avid listener and haven't heard most, then I would say it would be a pleasant surprise.
It could very well surprise many, I just really enjoy it when Djs play me music I havn't heard before. Artists I havn't heard of = even better
Also, hopefully the mixing on this is a little more creative than his last Renaissance disc, which had some good tracks but the mixing was so bland and uninteresting it actually made the tracks sound worse imo.
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Sep-17-2007 19:03
woscar
Starstuff
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
Currently listening to disc 1...full review tommorrow
Edit: a big to the transition between Rene and Rejection. As cringeworthy as it gets.
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Oct-04-2007 01:44
woscar
Starstuff
Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Guatemala, Guatemala
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Originally posted by Clovis
It could very well surprise many, I just really enjoy it when Djs play me music I havn't heard before. Artists I havn't heard of = even better
Also, hopefully the mixing on this is a little more creative than his last Renaissance disc, which had some good tracks but the mixing was so bland and uninteresting it actually made the tracks sound worse imo.
I've been listening to CD1 today, and he did some interesting things with the mixing. For example, there's an acapella thrown on top of "Mexico can Wait". Although "Mexico can Wait" has been hammered to death by everybody, this variation makes it something different, you know what I mean?
to the transition between Rene and Rejection. As cringeworthy as it gets.
