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| stevieboy32808 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kate Manus
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LMAO at this t-shirt!:haha: |
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| magikb |
Came across another sweet link this afternoon on my searches :)
I know a few of these sets have been posted in the past but here is the collection of them I found today.. oh boy I love Sundays :)
TIMEWARP 2005:
Timo Maas @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Felipe @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Karotte @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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DJ Rush @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Sven Väth @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2006
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Marco Bailey @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Dave Clarke @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Chris Liebing @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Chris Liebing Vs Adam Beyer @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Riccardo Ferri @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Mauro Picotto@ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Moguai@ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Seabass @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Speedy J.@ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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Umek @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005
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| aria_clubber |
| quote: | Originally posted by magikb
Sven Väth @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2006
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wow thx alot jenn, cant wait to listen to it :eyes: |
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| magikb |
| quote: | Originally posted by aria_clubber
wow thx alot jenn, cant wait to listen to it :eyes: |
np Hakim.. I found the link for Timewarp 2006 sets as well, but they don't seem to be wanting to work very quickly.. there is more Sven for you there as well once a better link goes up which I am sure it will :p |
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| Skipper |
| quote: | Originally posted by Plump Funk
nah those two ladies are queens, i dont think i'm worthy to even talk to them.
btw i'm slowly drifting to techno these days its crazy. my last few purchases were electro/techno/minimal tracks, my two favorite labels are becoming get physical and kontakt.
you also have to see my beatport crate its techno dominated, too bad the tracks i really want are on vinyl, i miss my technics and damn those artsy germans. |
If you like get physical - I strongly recommend checking out Marc Romboy's label Systematic. Marc played a great electro-tek-house set at footwork in TO a couple of weeks ago.
My beatport cart is loaded too - too bad I don't have the equipment! |
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| Kate Manus |
| quote: | Originally posted by aria_clubber
wow thx alot jenn, cant wait to listen to it :eyes: |
I downloaded it this morning as well :)
I don't think this is an actual tracklisting but apparently these tunes appear in the set.. I remember Dj Dan dropped that Depeche Mode track at Aria!
01.Tony Rohr - Strings and Strings - weave-13LP
02.Depeche Mode-A Pain That I'm Used To,Jacques Lu Cont Dub (Bong 36)
03.John Starlight - Shadow Breaker,Boys Noize Remix (BNR 04)
04.Kraftwerk - Numbers (Emi Electrola 064-46 311)
05.The Aztec Mystic - Knights Of The Jaguar (Underground Resistance 049)
06.D Saw-10:30 (Superstition 2147)
07.Gregor Tresher - Neon (Datapunk 12)
08.Fandango - Hot Shot (Strobe Extra 01)
09.2000 And One - Adonai Elohim (100% Pure 29)
10.Gabriel Ananda - Ihre Persönliche Glücksmelodie (Karmarouge 15) |
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| Kate Manus |
I came across this earlier... made me chuckle... the Beltram & Bones reference is funny too :tongue2
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| Myway |
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Liebing on the fire!!!
Does anyone have this set? If yes.. Please Upload it..
;) ( BTW, What happened to Liebing nowadays..? I liked Eric Sneo set more than his recent set. Did he change his style into Minimal techno?? ) |
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| Kate Manus |
| quote: | Originally posted by Myway
What happened to Liebing nowadays..? I liked Eric Sneo set more than his recent set. Did he change his style into Minimal techno?? ) |
I have heard a few sets lately that have been much mellower than all the other previous Liebing sets I had ever heard.. but some of them were more expected like his Essential Mix a few months ago.
When my friend saw him in Miami a few weeks ago, he said he was playing a lot of mininal... and actually that Barbara played pretty hard which I thought was a bit surprising.
I've noticed over the last 6 months or so Liebing's charts have gotten softer as well... I am sure it's a sign that more of this is to be expected from him. :( |
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| Plump Funk |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kate Manus
:tongue2 don't be silly.
By your post though sounds like your interest these days are probably closer to Skipper's than mine. If you are looking for sets/new tracks and such I am sure she can point you in the right direction!
She posted a recent set as well that might be up your alley. |
i do enjoy some banging stuff, Carl Cox is someone i would never miss, i caught one of his versus sets with Monika Kruse and oh was it good.
although i cant stand it too banging, Jeff Mills doesnt do it for me when i saw him in Barcelona he played it way too banging for my liking, i felt my brain turn into soup, i almost cried thinking someone beat me up.
| quote: | Originally posted by Skipper
If you like get physical - I strongly recommend checking out Marc Romboy's label Systematic. Marc played a great electro-tek-house set at footwork in TO a couple of weeks ago.
My beatport cart is loaded too - too bad I don't have the equipment! |
SPOT ON with Systematic thank you, i have John Dahlback "circle of life", too bad i missed out on Marc Romboy he sounds like he plays what i like.
anymore labels you recommend??
Mood Music's latest tracks are doing it for me as well.
btw checking out your site atm:D
edit: the label is Kompakt not Kontakt. |
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| Kate Manus |
latest issue of Mixmag declares minimal as 'the next big thing'...
Mixmag Make Minimal Their Next Big Thing
Text by Jonty Skrufff (Skrufff.com)
Mixmag dubbed minimal techno 'the hottest sound in dance' this week in a four page feature asking 'why are we going mad for squeaks and bleeps?'
The UK dance mag raved about 'the rest of the world going spastik to minimal' describing it as 'the catalyst to a resurgence in underground music that's reinvigorated clubbing all over again', just as Time Out staked a claim to be the first magazine to start the 'minimal is dead' inevitable upcoming backlash.
"Minimal: the sublime and stripped back sound of the future or is it just for wasted K (ketamine) kids at silly hours on a Monday morning," asked Time Out. "Will it be the sound of the our summer or will we be so over it be then?"
Riton ('it can be really dull') and Ben Fat Trucker ('it's already starting to look really tired') offered up the sharpest sound bites while Secretsundaze' Giles Smith ('I can see why some refer to it as boring') was more positive complaining instead that the term is already overused.
Scottish minimal maestro Alex Smoke raised the same point chatting to Skrufff last week, declaring 'everything gets called minimal, whether it's techno, electro, house or anything and it's become quite bloated as a genre definition."
"I suppose I've listened to more of what's called minimal in the last year and I've DJed some of it, but already I'm starting to play more electro and techno again,' Alex added.
"Because it's experienced such a rapid expansion it can't help but change just because you've got a lot of DJs out there now all playing the same tunes," he said. |
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| Myway |
| quote: | | Chris Liebing Vs Adam Beyer @ TDK Timewarp Mannheim 02.04.2005 |
Magicb... I love you;)
I have been looking for this ... about 1 year and half..
I LOVE YOU :crazy: :eyespop: ;) |
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