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Sasha - Fundacion (pg. 3)
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ZuLi
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Originally posted by Carriegsxr6
Promotional Full Length Copy sweetie. ;)

so ur saying that uv ALL got promos?? :stongue:
i smell soul seekers :nervous:
regulate
quote:
Originally posted by ZuLi
so ur saying that uv ALL got promos?? :stongue:
i smell soul seekers :nervous:


and dc++!:p After listening to almost non stop for about a week or two i can honestly say this, I am impressed but not that impressed as i was when i heard the sampler. i think the sampler showed the highlights of the cd and kinda ruined it for me. sure its groundbreaking like involver and add, but i think it just doesnt flow as well as a whole, but thats just me. although i am intrigued to see what he will do if he decideds to do the fundacion la cd.

fav moments:

5. Kosmas Epsilon – Innocent Thoughts (Stel Remix)->
6. Funk D’Void – All That Matters
-classy-

15. Andre Kraml – Safari - (James Holden Remix)
16. Freaky Chakra – Blacklight Fantasy
17. Goldfrapp – Strict Machine (We Are Glitter Mix)
18. M83 – Don't Save Us From The Flames (Superpitcher Remix)

prob the best part of it.
Phortastic
decent album by sasha, but isnt in the same league as involver for me. expected a bit too much maybe...
DiMethGuy
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Originally posted by sandstorm03
4/10, doubt i am buying this one


as much as I loooove Sasha, I definitely agree. Such a disappointment.
placebo
There's really no point in buying this CD, his essential mix was way more creative, due to the fact he didn't have to worry about licensing issues.

And to even compare this to his Airdrawndagger album is rediculous, these are two entirely different pieces of work, with two entirely different purposes.

The only problem I have with this CD is that it never goes anywhere, its like one monotonous progressive house track, there is no energy.

There are far better CDs you could spend your money on, I say try before you buy and decide if you should spend 20 dollars on this one.
flavdave
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Originally posted by AMP
7. Closer Musik – One, Two, Three (Ewan Pearson Remix)

14. Closer Musik – One, Two, Three (Ewan Pearson Remix)


What's up with this? Are these the same track or did Sasha do something different with the track the second time around?
sandstorm03
quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
What's up with this? Are these the same track or did Sasha do something different with the track the second time around?


Sasha caught PVD syndrome
Danny Ocean
I slowly started enjoying this with every listen...im loving it now...i like how he builds it up...i just wish it was longer...i guess thats why his emix is considered better...
i like the trackselection in Fundacion though, no complaints.
MK2
quote:
Originally posted by placebo
There's really no point in buying this CD, his essential mix was way more creative, due to the fact he didn't have to worry about licensing issues.

And to even compare this to his Airdrawndagger album is rediculous, these are two entirely different pieces of work, with two entirely different purposes.

The only problem I have with this CD is that it never goes anywhere, its like one monotonous progressive house track, there is no energy.

There are far better CDs you could spend your money on, I say try before you buy and decide if you should spend 20 dollars on this one.

the cd is based at his crobar's nights, so you'll realize the idea of album. I like how he used Ableton, the cd have fantastic moments, a bit boring on closing part, but still a nice one by sasha, maybe you isnt into electro-house sounds that much. I could to say not a cd for sasha usual fans. :)
Quinders
Listen to Fundacion on a big system and you'll maybe appreciate what a good mix this is. The basslines are awesome.

Phortastic
its growing on me with each listen...
flavdave
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Originally posted by Quinders
Listen to Fundacion on a big system and you'll maybe appreciate what a good mix this is. The basslines are awesome.


I still haven't listened to it yet, just the samples on Juno. So far I've like what I've heard, but I didn't "love" it. I will say this though. If it takes a big sound system to appreciate this album, isn't that asking a bit to much of the listener? The purpose of this cd was to bring the feeling of his Fundacion nights to your home, but this shouldn't require you to have big, loud speakers and subwoofers.
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