I really enjoyed this. This is a sound I used to really be in to, so hearing a good set every now and then with this type of music is always nice. Everything was very well mixed, and the flow was smooth from beginning to end. I'm really starting to get into listening to more prog, so I'll be checking out your other sets soon. Great job, man.

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Nice dude. G-tek is Panamanian by the way! Good job spotting that one!

I definitely like the progression of this one! Prog with chunky basslines to darker breaks, it's a good combo. How much planning went in? Or was this a spontaneous kinda thing?

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All my mixes are pre-planned, usually so everything's as harmonic as possible. I'll generally figure out the tracklist, make a draft mix, play it and then make a second or occasionally third draft until I'm completely happy with the flow and the programming.

This is why I'd never be able to play in a club, because everything good about my sets (other than the quality of the music) comes from the amount of planning I do. I figure that if I'm making a set for sharing and home listening, it should be as good as I can get it. It's more of a writer's work flow than a DJ's.

Anyway, thanks for listening everyone. I feel a bit weird having played an online radio show without even realising.

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Are you going to e-rape that guy, like he did you?

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J All my mixes are pre-planned, usually so everything's as harmonic as possible. I'll generally figure out the tracklist, make a draft mix, play it and then make a second or occasionally third draft until I'm completely happy with the flow and the programming. This is why I'd never be able to play in a club, because everything good about my sets (other than the quality of the music) comes from the amount of planning I do. I figure that if I'm making a set for sharing and home listening, it should be as good as I can get it. It's more of a writer's work flow than a DJ's.

Ditto for myself.

I really have nothing to say about this mix other than "well done". I enjoyed this a lot. Your progression, mixing and track selection are always spot on and I can't really offer any criticism.

Good work getting played on a radio show, though that guy is a muppet. Why wouldn't you at least get in contact with the person who made the mix to ask their permission? It's a bit silly to call someone a 'guest' on your show when they have never been invited.

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Downloading this...have become almost addicted to some of your other mixes. Regressive House is an alltime favourite now, even the people at work like it!

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Originally posted by Brizzo "It's all gone Pete Tong" is actually a phrase in Europe, England I believe. Pretty sure that's where Pete Tong got his DJ name from as well.

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