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| quote: | Originally posted by llavoe
Just because it is not released doesn't mean that it's not been heard before. Sasha is not the only one playing those tracks. I understand he plays some good tracks, and I am not bashing him entirely. I am just trying to state that he could be sounding a whole lot better if his sets had more structure... Put the tracks closer together in transitions, loop a little less, elevate the set. These are things that made Sasha big. He does not have that flow as much as he used to. I listened to this mix and it is not as bad as his "Thank you mix" His "thank you mix" puts me to sleep. I mean it's an okay mix if your at home smoking bongs glued to the couch, but not for a club. The first part of this mix takes too long to get somewhere. Sasha never used to be about that, he usually grabs you at the first track and throws you around the room. |
I agree about the TY mix, but that was the intention, not for club but for home/casual listening. The first part after Transit (even though thats a great track) was excellent I thought..just a matter a personal preference..flow was good too, groovy dark beats..i thought it fell a bit apart when pryda and electro house trash started and then got a bit better..as for not being what he used..i think that could be said for almost all the big DJs who have been around a long time..almost all..but then again, is it the DJ or the state of the music? sasha's sets used to be magical, no joke...their good now and quite surprised me this year with great sets but around 2003/2004 is the last time I heard that magic..but then again trance music sucks compared to what it was in the 90's, hard techno is dead..completely...people are tired of minimal if the ever got in it..electro house all sounds the same..etc etc..
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