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DJ Vale
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Originally posted by Algenis
I disagree. It showed how much passion he has....the reaction was real and not drug related, jeez...


http://members.chello.nl/a.rijs/djs..._Innercity.html

And with summat like that, I'd do the same :)
aloep
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Originally posted by aspergian
Apparently "Beat Foundation" is a predecessor of sorts to "Groove Armada" if I'm reading some of this discog info correctly, which is, to say the least . . . fascinating. What's next, "Rhythm Militia"? ;)


Yes, Andy Cato is the mastermind behind both projects, Beat Foundation being Andy Cato and Mike Mukhopadhyay (Mike Monday) while Groove Armada is Andy Cato and Tom Findlay.

He has done a very diverse range of work over the years, and if you like the sound of the Beat Foundation track, then stuff under the aliases "Big C", "Mothers Pride" and "Qattara" (with Alex Whitcombe) is certainly worth checking out, also from the 95-98 era. :)

Mothers Pride - Floribunda (Big C Remix) is my favourite of his only second to Beat Foundation - Foundations II.
aspergian
Really cool, aloep. I didn't know that. I learn something new every day, so thanks for filling me in on that. That is amazing how diverse they are -- props for being able to do something like that, and now, their handling of live instruments within an electronic context.
GAM3 OVR
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think it was his breakout set, after that everyone loved him


hadi ******


on page 4 of this i put the answer to that on there
Algenis
quote:
Originally posted by hadi ******
i think it was his breakout set, after that everyone loved him

well yea, thats probaly why he teared up....
teknoking
at around 5:20 in Chicane - Red Skies, some divine pianoes are played, they unfortunately only last for 10 seconds. I get shivers down my spine whenever i hear this
Anyone else think those pianoes are amazing?
Keown
quote:
Originally posted by aloep
Beat Foundation - Foundations II (Main Mix)


Yes I love this track, very relaxing!

Some fine moments mentioned here!

One of mine would have to be
Chicane - Live In Palladium (22-02-2000)
at around 3:30 when the breakdown from Halycon comes in, pure bliss!:)
smallSHEEP
quote:
Originally posted by Keown
Yes I love this track, very relaxing!

Some fine moments mentioned here!

One of mine would have to be
Chicane - Live In Palladium (22-02-2000)
at around 3:30 when the breakdown from Halycon comes in, pure bliss!:)


I'll second that!

All of it's amazing but the strange breaks version of Offshore at 34 mins is :eek:
wolfi
"i know this is not real" is awesome. PPK's Resurrection was good too.














"make your own life a picture"
Zombie0729
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Originally posted by smallSHEEP
I'll second that!

All of it's amazing but the strange breaks version of Offshore at 34 mins is :eek:


when the breaks vers. hits around (40 min, i think. i lost my mp3)... and goes into that piano & guitar for a few minutes... i dont even know what to do. I wish i had that vers. of offshore.

wolfi
which track/album you mean?
wolfi
"deep blue sea" by scuba, around 1:15 and then at 5:30 when the voice sings deep blue sea . so cool.
Orbital's "halcyon and on and on".
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