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Originally posted by S_madis Sander Kleinenberg, Seb Fointaine & Timo Mass - Essential mix - Glastonbury 2004 didn't realise how awesome this mix was

haha was just listening to sander

i'm not listening to anything now cause im going to bed

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Originally posted by S_madis Sander Kleinenberg, Seb Fointaine & Timo Mass - Essential mix - Glastonbury 2004

yeah it's pretty kickass. Esp Timo coming in with Jens - Never be the same

'I saw you....and her....walking in the rain. you were holding hands and I'll.....never be the same'
Completely filthy electro goodness. Mmmmm

Right now I'm listening to the latest download
Tom Neville - Essential mix 5/06/05

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Originally posted by Sly_Guy yeah it's pretty kickass. Esp Timo coming in with Jens - Never be the same 'I saw you....and her....walking in the rain. you were holding hands and I'll.....never be the same' Completely filthy electro goodness. Mmmmm

tell me about it! the mash up of Seven nation army wooooooooooot and the track that directly follows are to die for. Just knocked off Matthew Dekay as my favourite EM of 2004.

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Armin Van Buuren - Serenity

omfg ch00000000000n~!~!~

wish i could be at sensation white this year when avb drops it. damn you punks!!

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Originally posted by S_madis tell me about it! the mash up of Seven nation army wooooooooooot and the track that directly follows are to die for. Just knocked off Matthew Dekay as my favourite EM of 2004.

If you're really feeling the electro sounds, get this week's tom neville EM. It gets a little too electro-y for my tastes at times [I prefer a mix of tribal and electro instead of just one style] but it has it's moments.

Also Pete Heller's essential mix from this year has it's moments when he gets into the really minimal electro-techno, especially around this track:
Dahlback & Dahlback - 'Sweden 1 Canada 0' (Turbo)
or a longstanding track that I've been hearing at my fav club boa for months:
Sander Kleinenberg - 'The Fruit' [buick project remix](Little Mountain)

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Last edited by Sly_Guy on Jun-06-2005 at 13:37

yeah I dont mind Tom Neville, his productions are pretty cool, but I dont think I could handle his bland of electro for a full two hours. I enjoy the more sought of prog influenced electro, not overly bleepy, however still groovy if that makes any remote sense!lol I think the best way to describe the sound im currently digging would have to be Desyn Masiello.

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Originally posted by S_madis yeah I dont mind Tom Neville, his productions are pretty cool, but I dont think I could handle his bland of electro for a full two hours. I enjoy the more sought of prog influenced electro, not overly bleepy, however still groovy if that makes any remote sense!lol I think the best way to describe the sound im currently digging would have to be Desyn Masiello.

Same with me. Too many bleep and bloops gives me a headache. But he did have *some* moment in this week's mix. When he mixed in tracks like
Trentemoller - 'Polar Shift' (Poker Flat)
is the style which makes me feel electro the most.

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Originally posted by pinkhelmet Frank Sinatra - New York, New York

Noice!

(Love Frank Sinatra. Sang "My Way" at a karaoke bar once and won free drinks for my stylish rendition.)

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Originally posted by narcism gustav mahler - symphony no.1

Noice!

(Prefer his third and firth personally though. Jeff Mills played the adagietto movement of the fifth in the middle of his set down here in November last year and - in my munted state - it remains as one of the greatest moments of my clubbing career. Behind Mozart's clarinet concerto, it's probably my favourite piece of classical music of all time.)

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DJ Spoke - Infinity Live At MAD 03-06-2005

very good set

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Originally posted by Renegade (Prefer his third and firth personally though. Jeff Mills played the adagietto movement of the fifth in the middle of his set down here in November last year and - in my munted state - it remains as one of the greatest moments of my clubbing career. Behind Mozart's clarinet concerto, it's probably my favourite piece of classical music of all time.)

well my fav would be
Chopin - Prelude in E-minor, Op. 28

altho gustav mahler is my fav musician
i love the piano

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Originally posted by narcism well my fav would be Chopin - Prelude in E-minor, Op. 28 altho gustav mahler is my fav musician i love the piano

Not usually a fan of Chopin (nothing against him as a composer, I'm just not really a fan of piano pieces), but one of his waltzes in E-minor I think it was (not sure on the opus # - cfb finding the CD to check) was almost enough to drive me to learn to the piano solely to be able to play that piece. There's a part towards the end where it just goes a bit skitz and I can't help but thinking "Man, I wish I could play an instrument like that".

EDIT: Waltz no. 1 in E-Flat Major, Opus 18. I was close... :-/

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Paul van Dyk live at Clubnight HRTV 2004