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Originally posted by AdictaAlTrance Thanks a lot guys! I'm gonna start looking. Question though, for those who live in the Los Angeles area. I can always buy the songs online, but I'd love to have the copy of the cd. What are some records stores that carry Sasha? Sometimes FYE doesn't have any electronica.

Virgin Megastore in Hollywood has a rather large selection of dance music. Dance music used to actually have it's own floor but they recently just blended it in with everything else.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Qat. It's all about Qat.

Yep, awesome release indeed. 10$ on eBay.

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Originally posted by Mrs Haus Also I noticed you work for the Canadian Forces so depending on if your an Officer or an NCM (non-Commissioned Member) and your now in Kingston by the looks of it so your no longer on your basic training where you get paid peanuts. So like I said depending on if your an NCM or Officer and your rank, you probably make at least $50,000 a year but most likely more. And depending on if you live at CFB Kingston your cost of living is probably very low as well, but even if you weren't cost of living in Kingston isn't that bad. Its only $30 which is cheaper than most nights at Stereo. Most of us on here who post about Stereo have put out probably hundreds and hundreds of dollars clubbing there just this year alone, and have never really complained for the most part. I know I sure as hell have.

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike And you'd be absolutely correct. No one could touch him. He would set trends that were being jumped upon literally a decade later (hello Markus fucking Schulz.) These days though he simply follows them, and it's quite a sad thing to witness given his past.

You're a bandwagon thumperjumper for saying this, look at his tracklists, if there are more than 3 tracks in there that EVERY OTHER DJ is whoring, please post the proof.

I suspect you're too busy trolling other forums to do this though.

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Originally posted by Alex You're a bandwagon thumperjumper for saying this, look at his tracklists, if there are more than 3 tracks in there that EVERY OTHER DJ is whoring, please post the proof. I suspect you're too busy trolling other forums to do this though.

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Originally posted by ChemEnhanced any party from 2003 and back I only remember bits and pieces...i've combined those memories into one awesome party

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Originally posted by Alex If there are more than 3 tracks in there that EVERY OTHER DJ is whoring, please post the proof.

Yes...that is what I asked....some back up would be nice..can you show us an example of what you're talking about....

Just becasuse DJs aren't playing the exact songs as Sasha doesn't mean they aren't playing a similar style

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Originally posted by dj_bas Just becasuse DJs aren't playing the exact songs as Sasha doesn't mean they aren't playing a similar style

That's what I asked thought he responded with:

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The same bland and uncreative shit as everyone else.

So I'm assuming he meant the tracks......unless I'm misunderstanding something?

can someone post sasha's best mix?


only mix'es of his i have is global gathering 2006 and essantial mix 2005

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Originally posted by LoveHate can someone post sasha's best mix? only mix'es of his i have is global gathering 2006 and essantial mix 2005

i dont know if its his "best" but its my fav

http://www.sendspace.com/file/1zf5ql

essential mix (21.05.95)

BT - "Trippin" (Perfecto)
New Order - "Blue Monday" (FFrr)
Spicelab - "We got Spice" (Harthouses)
Peter Lazonby - "Sacred Cycles" (Brainiak)
Dum dum - "To The Rhythm of Love" (Whoop)
Up Yer Ronson - "Lost in Love" (Hi-Life)
Hal 9000 - "Stoopid" (Fresh)
BT - "Divinity" (Perfecto)
Blue Amazon - "Star of David" (Jackpot)
Mozaic - "Sing Hallelujah" (acetate)
BT/Quat - "untitled" (deConstruction)
Billy Ray Martin - "Put Your Lovin Arms" (East West)
Shiva - "Freedom" (ffrr)
BT - "Loving You More" (Perfecto)

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Originally posted by RapidFire i dont know if its his "best" but its my fav http://www.sendspace.com/file/1zf5ql essential mix (21.05.95) BT - "Trippin" (Perfecto) New Order - "Blue Monday" (FFrr) Spicelab - "We got Spice" (Harthouses) Peter Lazonby - "Sacred Cycles" (Brainiak) Dum dum - "To The Rhythm of Love" (Whoop) Up Yer Ronson - "Lost in Love" (Hi-Life) Hal 9000 - "Stoopid" (Fresh) BT - "Divinity" (Perfecto) Blue Amazon - "Star of David" (Jackpot) Mozaic - "Sing Hallelujah" (acetate) BT/Quat - "untitled" (deConstruction) Billy Ray Martin - "Put Your Lovin Arms" (East West) Shiva - "Freedom" (ffrr) BT - "Loving You More" (Perfecto)

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thanks for link rapidfire

Well as usual I get late to the fun threads...

I understand Mikey's comment as to how Sasha used to set the trend back in the days, he practically owned everything and everyone with his sets/music taste... However, electronic music as it is has progressed a lot, specially since 1998-1999, in terms of numbers, more music and new tracks released, more and more djs, which wasn't exactly the best for the scene in terms of quality, but such is life.

Having said this, I really don't think there is nothing new to be discovered about edm in general, so I kind of understand people like Sasha because they have to play something at the end of the night, and chances are he will end up playing a similar style that some other dj very known as well is probably spinning.

I'm probably wrong, who knows, but I've always wondered about this as well, and this is just a general question, is there something fresh and newer out there that we all are still missing, in terms of electronic music?

edit: uploading 2005 southfest set, tomorrow will post it.

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