This was good. Damn good. I loved the infusion of psy in with some prog house numbers, worked really well I thought.

bumpage as well

So... it's not twelve hours?

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Originally posted by denys envy So... it's not twelve hours?

The title is misleading, isn't it? I never thought of that. The set runs for just under 90 minutes.

Thanks for the kind comments all.

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i'll check it out.

Any mirror? Zshare stops my download at 10% and I've tried about 10 times by now!

Rapidshare or Megaupload would be great, if possible.

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Originally posted by SkooB_E Any mirror? Zshare stops my download at 10% and I've tried about 10 times by now! Rapidshare or Megaupload would be great, if possible.

It takes me about two or three hours to upload and I'm about to go away for the weekend, but I'll do it for you on Monday.

Thanks.

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Well, this definitely looks worth waiting for, so thanks.

Last edited by SkooB_E on Jan-10-2009 at 16:05

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I didn't realise; rapidshare only offers a measly ten downloads, and then the file expires after that.

Therefore, anyone else who wants this, please try the zshare link first, and if that doesn't work use rapidshare.

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So I just got around to listen to the whole thing and I have to say that it was really good. I'd only heard about half of those tracks before listening to this and it was good to hear that you kept the same style and sound all the way, it gave the mix a good flow I think. And I have to say , that last track was amazing, good choice.

an interesting choice of build. the energy was there for me, but personally i've felt like this type of speed increase deserves a bit more timeline, maybe stretched over a good 2 hours. it just felt too rapid.

i loved the progressive house you've selected, it wasn't too "over the top" (as I have no other way describing it) but still had a great energy level and bounce.

really wasn't into the faster stuff at the end. at this point in the mix it felt a bit out of place and I wished you would've simply continued with what you opened up the atmosphere with. though i must add that the blend/programming was really well done.

didn't notice any blatant mixing issues. so i must say it was well done and thank you for sharing. i take away a couple of tracks i need to pick up for myself should i ever get back onto the "club" circuit. (been stuck playing small lounges, which fits for what i like to fuck with - deep/tech house).

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Originally posted by denys envy an interesting choice of build. the energy was there for me, but personally i've felt like this type of speed increase deserves a bit more timeline, maybe stretched over a good 2 hours. it just felt too rapid. i loved the progressive house you've selected, it wasn't too "over the top" (as I have no other way describing it) but still had a great energy level and bounce. really wasn't into the faster stuff at the end. at this point in the mix it felt a bit out of place and I wished you would've simply continued with what you opened up the atmosphere with. though i must add that the blend/programming was really well done. didn't notice any blatant mixing issues. so i must say it was well done and thank you for sharing. i take away a couple of tracks i need to pick up for myself should i ever get back onto the "club" circuit. (been stuck playing small lounges, which fits for what i like to fuck with - deep/tech house).

Thanks!

I tend to to agree with you. Between One Reason and Subterra, I wussed out and mixed during a breakdown because I knew it was a tough one, which I think broke up the flow of the mix a bit, and then jumped up quite a bit in intensity with the track after that. It probably would have been better to have three or four more tracks in there before getting to the faster stuff.

Regarding you "taking away" tracks in case you ever DJ a club again, don't you grab tracks purely because you like them and want to listen to them in your own time, as opposed to having them specifically for DJing?

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