the perspective '06 mix1 is especially :eyespop: :eyespop: :eyespop:
RJT
Absolutely agree.
There was a night at Vision in Chicago I played early last year - I think from 10-12, and all throughout the night I kept getting asked for ID's on tunes.
I realized after the set that every ID I made was Ripperton, and that in truth they probably got more than an hour of the two I played.
:stongue:
Will definitely check that Mix, Max - thanks for the heads up. :)
TranceArmstrong
every time i buy a new batch of tracks from beatport there is always a ripperton tune or two in the cart. Or Lazy Fat People.
DOOMBOT
Quality music comes from Ripperton. His productions go beyond a dance floor and that's why I like it.
Paradox Lost
Haven't heard much content from him (but will now), but I absolutely love 'Farra', which I just picked up the other day, and which also made for a beautiful opener in Satoshi Tomiie's 'Masters' installment (and would for just about any set, I imagine):
sit_down
I like ripperton's unique sound in 'Tainted Words'...great remixer as well.
Guest
Club Silencio
Ted Promo
Love Ripperton, one of my favorites. I wonder why no one ever mentions A Skilift Upstairs the Sleeping City; I play it all the time.
Guest
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Originally posted by Ted Promo
Love Ripperton, one of my favorites. I wonder why no one ever mentions A Skilift Upstairs the Sleeping City; I play it all the time.
becuase the artwork for systematic is so ty and generic, that's why
Guest
Skilift Upstairs is what "The Sky Was Pink" was supposed to sound like before Holden ed it up.
daphunky1
Ripperton is quite new to me, but I really like 10a. On the more housey side of his productions I would say.
Ted Promo
quote:
Originally posted by Guest
becuase the artwork for systematic is so ty and generic, that's why
I don't generally buy tunes based on album art, and I'd hope most other people wouldn't either :wtf:
