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Originally posted by seneca 31. Row - Colossus 32. Jaytech - Pepe Garden 33. Talisman & Hudson- Leaving Planet Earth (Dousk Remix) 34. Jaytech & Matt Rowan - Holding On 35. James Holden - A Break In The Clouds (Beats Mix) 36. Dubfire - I Feel Speed 37. Jaytech - Headcase 38. Ben Brown - Wave Goodbye Total Time = 3 H 51 Mins

I think it's this last bit here, but is this pretty much the entirety of the last part?

It's either at "Colossus" or "Pepe Garden" that this one really took off for me, but the end of this set is an absolute monster. Every tune just flows perfectly, totally love the way things roll from LPE through "I Feel Speed" - and Ben's track at the end was a nice note to finish studying to this morning.

The first 5 or so were really nice to - love hearing Mystique, Out of the Dark, and Shelter.

Nice one boys.

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Originally posted by RJT I think it's this last bit here, but is this pretty much the entirety of the last part? It's either at "Colossus" or "Pepe Garden" that this one really took off for me,

i believe it is at "Colossus"

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Originally posted by DjRow i believe it is at "Colossus"

You did a good job on it, Nikos.

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Originally posted by RJT You did a good job on it, Nikos.

thnx a lot..BUT!give a listen at Ben Browns and Topher Jones remix..they are both just great producers.period.

I would definitely agree. "Calm Down" is still one of the best tunes I've heard out in the past year (at least I think that's the one Ben dropped when he opened for Blake last that really, really sounded great out).

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Originally posted by RJT I would definitely agree. "Calm Down" is still one of the best tunes I've heard out in the past year (at least I think that's the one Ben dropped when he opened for Blake last that really, really sounded great out).

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I think what I liked the best about the whole thing was that you had the kind of melodic, stringy/synthy tunes right before LPE, and then that kind of deep, rolling bass and twinkly highs come in - I was hooked.

And I have to admit, I went into that last part thinking I'd absolutely hate hearing another new mix of LPE. I love Eelke Kleijn as a producer, but thought he kind of butchered his mix - Dousk definitely did the original some justice.

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Originally posted by RJT I think what I liked the best about the whole thing was that you had the kind of melodic, stringy/synthy tunes right before LPE, and then that kind of deep, rolling bass and twinkly highs come in - I was hooked. And I have to admit, I went into that last part thinking I'd absolutely hate hearing another new mix of LPE. I love Eelke Kleijn as a producer, but thought he kind of butchered his mix - Dousk definitely did the original some justice.

i should have played the original of LPE.. dousk mix is fun but still doesn't have the same 'soul' to it.

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Originally posted by Ben Brown i should have played the original of LPE.. dousk mix is fun but still doesn't have the same 'soul' to it.

I don't disagree, but at the very least it can be a pretty banging tune on the dance floor whereas I felt Klein's totally lost the kind of driving awesomeness of the original. It almost felt like an ambient mix trying really hard to be a tech/prog house mix. Just didn't work at all IMO.

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