Callisto is a beautiful track indeed...what they are calling nu trance is probably going to be the saving grace for the genre.

Border Community has tons of this style of stuff slotted for summer releases.

It starts well, an you really pick the pace up with ring of fire, which is a wicked track. Seems to drop off abit after this, which did kinda kill it for me - thought the techno afterwards was good though, didn't think you liked this sort of style all that much - the change at 43 calms it down again too much I think. Direction after that seemed abit lacking. Personally I liked the ending.

Not a bad effort

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dl'ing now

after all this talk i felt that i had to - lol.

some good tracks in this mix - looking forward to listening to it.

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Originally posted by diggerz It's not techno if it doesn't have the Jeff Mills approval on it. You say you play Techno, then you should get your hands on some DWA or underground resistance records.

Jeff Mills can suck my balls

and I have plenty of UR

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak and fyi the majority of your tracklist is nor techno,or minimal but tech house. Don't listen to the genre labels when you purchase a track. 90% of what people are calling techno or minimal these days really isnt even close to being that. God bless marketting strategies go back to the 90's and find some tech and minimal...you will see

like ride? oh wait.......

I'm not going to subscribe to the genre argument, all I'm going to say is I've posted tech-house sets that have been accused of being "techno" and this is much more "techno" than any of them.

Stu, yeah pretty much variations of this stuff for 3/4 years depending on who I've been to see in the weeks previous
know what you mean about the 43 minute mark, was running out of records I hadn't played a million times before though, thought I managed to keep the pace up considering I'd gone from Los Hermanos to barem

haha im not saying it's a bad mix mate. good work tho,

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