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"Battle of the Killer Melodies" ... LOL ...
Yeah i know what you're talking about. And I really like that you're not mixing the intro-outro "kickdrum-only" parts of the tracks (one of the first thing I look for in a mix). That technique tends to sap the energy out of a mix REAL fast.
A way to make the melody mixing work for you is to try and match the keys of your tracks. This requires a good ear, some formal musical education and a keyboard. A good intro to harmonic mixing is on www.djprince.net . Once you learn that technique you will be able to mix and layer melodies without having the melodic trainwreck. Mind you, this is a very advanced technique and I heard it done properly maybe two or three times ... it is still WAY beyond of my skill level but hey - it's something to strive for, right ?
Again, the "rushed" transitions aren't bad in any way and I'm sure that only a trained ear would be able to pick them out when listening carefully. On a club system such minor imperfections would be absolutely inaudible.
Another thing I forgot to mention, it is good to see that at least some DJs take the time to properly record and master their mixes. This is one of the better sounding recordings I've heard - without any significant clipping while still having your levels loud enough.
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