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The 2005 Essential Mix of the year (pg. 4)
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| bobba lou |
| quote: | Originally posted by montana
middleton's em hands down, with soulwax's as a close second. Krafty Kuts was was also good, pendelum was boring as , (yeah that's right), but it was the life at the party compared to sasha's bag of snore. putting the whole radio1 thing in strange but i must say that garnier and wally lopez did some rockin sets. deep dish & hardwick was plain as , king unique was well good really, just didn't flow that well. angello & ingrosso was a big bag of let's whore ourselves. and for everyone that said m.a.n.d.y., i'd just like to say, get of the ing bandwagon before you make yourself look silly you plebs, do you really want to be as desperate as erin?? |
you make a great point. Tom "the jedi" middleton gets my vote because it was something different, i liked that it was just more then 2 hours of music. I was really let down by sasha. |
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| DigitalMP |
I liked Paul Woolford's tracklisting, but I've yet to hear the mix.
And scratch that MANDY comment. I need to make sure I don't like a mix everyone else says they're feelin for fear of what someone else might think of me. |
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| wee_rooney |
| Tom Middletons was easilly the best! |
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| Sand Leaper |
| quote: | Originally posted by Konijn
from that list King Unique, but Black Strobe was my fave overall. |
Blackstrobe was 2004. Great EM nonetheless. |
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| kelly923 |
| Angello & Ingrosso |
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| Remiks |
| What I really don't understans is, I know that the EM sets have always been about new underground tunes, and keeping it simple yet tasteful, or at least thats the feeling I got, but why is it that whoevers spinning is afraid to include anything melodic and actually smoothe/free flowing into the whole package. Does it always have to be as minimal as possible in hopes of looking more elite and underground than the next, I wish some artists would just take the in stuck out of their ass, and have a fun sounding EM. No EM really sounds "fun" .... To be honest I could put together a better sounding essential mix than most there hah. |
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| CleverName |
| Middleton's set rocked my world but I had to vote for Sasha. If I didn't the police would have demanded my sasha whore card back and I couldn't let that happen, even though the mixing on middleton's set was the best I've heard all year. |
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| n0bben |
| quote: | Originally posted by Remiks
why is it that whoevers spinning is afraid to include anything melodic and actually smoothe/free flowing into the whole package. Does it always have to be as minimal as possible in hopes of looking more elite and underground than the next, I wish some artists would just take the in stuck out of their ass, and have a fun sounding EM. No EM really sounds "fun" .... |
minimal? uhhm stick to armins weekly show if that's what you think :conf:
| quote: | Originally posted by Remiks
To be honest I could put together a better sounding essential mix than most there hah. |
:stongue: no you couldn't. |
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| Ek0nomik |
| quote: | Originally posted by n0bben
minimal? uhhm stick to armins weekly show if that's what you think :conf:
:stongue: no you couldn't. |
owned. :D |
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| swisstoni_uk |
| that list does indeed suck :D Sashas was decent, Angello & Ingrossos was just another commercial house party |
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| ZuLi |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kato
King Unique from that list, although Paul Woolford's was my fave this year. |
haha! again, +1 :D
our taste in music is so identical its starting to freak me out :nervous: |
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