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Originally posted by arecebo ^^ A few years back but... Asle - Golden Sun (Haji & Emanuel instrumental)

that was the video i posted.

(well, it wasn't the instrumental but it was all i could find)

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+1 as well, and Afro Medusa - Pasilda (Haji & Emmanuel Mixes)

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Originally posted by iammesol +1 as well, and Afro Medusa - Pasilda (Haji & Emmanuel Mixes)

Living and hearing DJ's in Wisconsin has ruined any and all remixes of that track for me.



Now I'm also going to just have "Paaaaaaaaaaasilda" and the key line stuck my head all day.

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How could they ruin such a warmderful song?







































in such a cold and desolate place such as Wisconsin

Nah, this was in Wisco - not Illinois

To be honest, a kid I basically learned to spin house & trance with had it on vinyl, so from basically 1999-2000ish for the next four or five years I heard it almost daily as this kid never changed his tracklists.

Ever.

"Bullet in the Gun", "Flesh", and "Don't Give Up" in every set, as far as I know, to this day.



Edit: Lol, nice edit Sam

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Jesse somfay - small pebbled forest

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Originally posted by progtech Mango - Friday Coffee [Original / Paul Keeley Remix]

ganna have to agree with you on that one.
It's a pretty stellar summer-esk track. At least the paul keeley remix is

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Originally posted by RJT Nah, this was in Wisco - not Illinois To be honest, a kid I basically learned to spin house & trance with had it on vinyl, so from basically 1999-2000ish for the next four or five years I heard it almost daily as this kid never changed his tracklists. Ever.

LOL Zackenfold.

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Originally posted by RJT Nah, this was in Wisco - not Illinois To be honest, a kid I basically learned to spin house & trance with had it on vinyl, so from basically 1999-2000ish for the next four or five years I heard it almost daily as this kid never changed his tracklists. Ever. "Bullet in the Gun", "Flesh", and "Don't Give Up" in every set, as far as I know, to this day. Edit: Lol, nice edit Sam

fail





And yeah, I are ninja. Hear me wh0re.

To be totally honest, though, he never played a bad set. Kid had good taste in tunes, just didn't ever buy new records

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You make it sound like he’s always playing the same set?
- If you are as big as he is, and get paid as much, you often have a set that you change a little bit depending on the amount of time you play. He has to know that it’s a flawless set that people like. You can’t experiment when you’re at his level.

Steve Angello's response to an interview question in Sweden

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Originally posted by iammesol Steve Angello's response to an interview question in Sweden

Only appropriate response.

Out of curiosity, to whom was he referring?

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