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holy fuck

fucking lawler style at the beginning yeah!

love it love it love it

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Last edited by Amduscias on Oct-07-2009 at 05:41

Yeeeeeeeees!

I love Gala, Taylor, Micali, Parham and Plaza. In on this.

I've just finished one that's a very similar style of music. Just doing some artwork now and it will be up early next week.

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Originally posted by Domesticated Yeeeeeeeees! I love Gala, Taylor, Micali, Parham and Plaza. In on this. I've just finished one that's a very similar style of music. Just doing some artwork now and it will be up early next week.

Me too, i love old progressive!.
Send me your set when you will finish.
Thanks for comment

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Originally posted by Amduscias holy fuck fucking lawler style at the beginning yeah! love it love it love it

I know that you like , someday i will do a tribal set specially!

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This set is amazing. The progression is incredibly smooth. It feels a lot more like a set from a 'professional' DJ than the (still impressive and enjoyable) sets from other TAs. The cohesiveness of the tracks is incredibly strong.

For me, this is often the factor that has differentiated a really upper crust DJ from just a plain good one. The class-leading DJs are able to assemble a mass of tracks which all sound like come from the same producer or label yet still have a significant amount of variation between them to keep things interesting. This set fulfills that criteria, and I haven't been able to say that in a long time. It really reminds me of Hernan Cattaneo's work.

Your mixing is spot on, the flow is utterly flawless and I liked every track to the point that I'm about to log onto beatport and download them all one by one. The real clincher for me was that I don't hear many sets like this anymore, and even when this sound was in vogue it was still rather rare to hear it done authentically. This had so much rhythm and groove, but then again it shouldn't be surprising considering your location.

I feel like I should make a tribal set after listening to this - I am that inspired. However, I already know that I don't have enough tracks of this nature in my collection to attempt such a feat.

You should really download D-Formation - No Surrender, No Retreat, if you don't already know it. It would fit perfectly in a set like this.

What is the track at the 54 minute mark? It is a B.O.M.B.

By the way, here is my set (I'm almost embarrassed to mention it now, considering how good yours is).

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...9&forumid=73&s=

Last edited by Domesticated on Oct-15-2009 at 22:34

Checking it out.

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Originally posted by Domesticated This set is amazing. The progression is incredibly smooth. It feels a lot more like a set from a 'professional' DJ than the (still impressive and enjoyable) sets from other TAs. The cohesiveness of the tracks is incredibly strong. For me, this is often the factor that has differentiated a really upper crust DJ from just a plain good one. The class-leading DJs are able to assemble a mass of tracks which all sound like come from the same producer or label yet still have a significant amount of variation between them to keep things interesting. This set fulfills that criteria, and I haven't been able to say that in a long time. It really reminds me of Hernan Cattaneo's work. Your mixing is spot on, the flow is utterly flawless and I liked every track to the point that I'm about to log onto beatport and download them all one by one. The real clincher for me was that I don't hear many sets like this anymore, and even when this sound was in vogue it was still rather rare to hear it done authentically. This had so much rhythm and groove, but then again it shouldn't be surprising considering your location. I feel like I should make a tribal set after listening to this - I am that inspired. However, I already know that I don't have enough tracks of this nature in my collection to attempt such a feat. You should really download D-Formation - No Surrender, No Retreat, if you don't already know it. It would fit perfectly in a set like this. What is the track at the 54 minute mark? It is a B.O.M.B. By the way, here is my set (I'm almost embarrassed to mention it now, considering how good yours is). http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...9&forumid=73&s=

yeah matt is a crazy mofo and a bigger tribal whore than me.

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Originally posted by Domesticated This set is amazing. The progression is incredibly smooth. It feels a lot more like a set from a 'professional' DJ than the (still impressive and enjoyable) sets from other TAs. The cohesiveness of the tracks is incredibly strong. For me, this is often the factor that has differentiated a really upper crust DJ from just a plain good one. The class-leading DJs are able to assemble a mass of tracks which all sound like come from the same producer or label yet still have a significant amount of variation between them to keep things interesting. This set fulfills that criteria, and I haven't been able to say that in a long time. It really reminds me of Hernan Cattaneo's work. Your mixing is spot on, the flow is utterly flawless and I liked every track to the point that I'm about to log onto beatport and download them all one by one. The real clincher for me was that I don't hear many sets like this anymore, and even when this sound was in vogue it was still rather rare to hear it done authentically. This had so much rhythm and groove, but then again it shouldn't be surprising considering your location. I feel like I should make a tribal set after listening to this - I am that inspired. However, I already know that I don't have enough tracks of this nature in my collection to attempt such a feat. You should really download D-Formation - No Surrender, No Retreat, if you don't already know it. It would fit perfectly in a set like this. What is the track at the 54 minute mark? It is a B.O.M.B. By the way, here is my set (I'm almost embarrassed to mention it now, considering how good yours is). http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...9&forumid=73&s=

Firstly thanks a lot for your comment Domesticated!!, i really am so happy for your words, it makes me feel very inspired to keep doing tracks and sets like this. The track at 54 minutes is: "Micah - Terras (4Mal Obscuras Mix) [Segment]", and respect to your set i will download now and will tell you what i think about it.

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Last edited by matiasgiunta on Oct-16-2009 at 03:59

Gonna have to get in on this

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Levels is...decent...damn better than a lot of the shite dominating the charts at the moment. It sounds absolutely nothing like...a billion and one similar tracks in this big-room style. I always had a soft spot.

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Originally posted by Adam420 Gonna have to get in on this

I wait your review

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