thanks i'll keep that in mind

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Originally posted by Clovis An interesting down tempo or breaks disc would be really cool.

The first disc to GU: Paris, as far as I'm concerned, fits this bill exceedingly well, and is largely constructed on lines similar to the first disc of GU: 24 (which you so highly praised).

In and of itself, the first disc is nothing short of very impressive, and I'm curious as to why you're apparently unwilling to cite this as an 'interesting downtempo or breaks disc.'

Looks great again from Warren, some real spicy tracks on there.

Clovis: Not to attack your tastes or your EDM knowledge but I think most people have been in your position of looking at a Warren CD 3 months before it came out and said... meh... same artists, different tracks... but I bet it's the same liveset I d/led 2 weeks ago. Although the chance of that could be likely in your case, I would still listen to it just because Warren is pretty damn good at finding a vibe with the cards he was dealt. I looked at the Paris CD the same way with 16B etc on the t/l without very high hopes but found the 2nd CD to be one of the most upbeat prog house sets in recent memory.

That's my 2 cents, hope you take it but feel free to leave it.

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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 Paradox Lost The first disc to GU: Paris, as far as I'm concerned, fits this bill exceedingly well, and is largely constructed on lines similar to the first disc of GU: 24 (which you so highly praised). In and of itself, the first disc is nothing short of very impressive, and I'm curious as to why you're apparently unwilling to cite this as an 'interesting downtempo or breaks disc.'

Paris is the only one I haven't listened to. (and Lima obviously)

I'll check it out.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

Good fucking grief, gentlemen.

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Originally posted by SPANIARD Looks great again from Warren, some real spicy tracks on there. Clovis: Not to attack your tastes or your EDM knowledge but I think most people have been in your position of looking at a Warren CD 3 months before it came out and said... meh... same artists, different tracks... but I bet it's the same liveset I d/led 2 weeks ago. Although the chance of that could be likely in your case, I would still listen to it just because Warren is pretty damn good at finding a vibe with the cards he was dealt. I looked at the Paris CD the same way with 16B etc on the t/l without very high hopes but found the 2nd CD to be one of the most upbeat prog house sets in recent memory. That's my 2 cents, hope you take it but feel free to leave it.

Fair points, no offense taken at all.

Another part of my weariness with Warren is that the last 2 times I've seen him DJ, he's been absolutely TERRIBLE.

Horrible quick transitions, shit EQing and beatmatching, big room prog and a few classics thrown together aimlessly...just really bad.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

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Originally posted by Clovis Fair points, no offense taken at all. Another part of my weariness with Warren is that the last 2 times I've seen him DJ, he's been absolutely TERRIBLE. Horrible quick transitions, shit EQing and beatmatching, big room prog and a few classics thrown together aimlessly...just really bad.

And this is different from how Nick Warren has always mixed how?



Honestly, if it's just not what you like - that's fine. Plenty of others have for a long, long time, and nothing has really changed other than your taste.

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First few times I saw him he was a decent DJ.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

Maybe you just didn't know any better?

Warren's live mixing has always been absolutely wretched - back to the first live sets I've ever heard from him from the late 90's early 00's.

I still think he manages to pick some great tunes (even to this day) - but unless it's a studio mix, I basically just expect the most off phrase, out of key, and generally some of the most terrible mixing I have ever heard.

I really don't know how he's managed to last as long as he has.

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Originally posted by RJT I really don't know how he's managed to last as long as he has.

Being such buddy-buddies with the GU team, would be my guess.

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Originally posted by RJT I really don't know how he's managed to last as long as he has.

He does have a knack for finding top notch tunes all the time even if his technique is shit.

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