yup standard Sasha stuff. Just depends on the venue he is playing at, as to which direction musically he goes, but for the most part that's his sound.
denys envy
i think bas is just used to seeing sasha at huge festivals and venues.
when i saw him my second time, @ Cielo back in 2007, this is exactly the type of stuff he played. KiNeTiC ENeRgY hit it right on the nose.
Nostalgic
More evidence how Sasha has become a complete bore and a shell of his past self over the past four years.
enydo
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Originally posted by Nostalgic
More evidence how Sasha has become a complete bore and a shell of his past self over the past four years.
While I agree with you in the sense that 80% of the recent Sasha sets I've heard have been completely boring, this chart is anything but (barring that Charlie May track which I don't like). Lots of really nice music in it which is a surprise for me.
I recently picked up that Light Through The Veins package and holy , I love it.
Nostalgic
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Originally posted by enydo
While I agree with you in the sense that 80% of the recent Sasha sets I've heard have been completely boring, this chart is anything but (barring that Charlie May track which I don't like). Lots of really nice music in it which is a surprise for me.
I recently picked up that Light Through The Veins package and holy , I love it.
I liked the jon hopkins track. Everything else just bored me to tears.
Adam420
I am wondering the same thing about Guy J's chart. Awesome in there.
coroknight
Light Through The Veins, and The Hang Drum Track have really grown on me.
This is the kind of that I can listen to over and over.
bas
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Originally posted by denys envy
i think bas is just used to seeing sasha at huge festivals and venues.
Eh not really, caught him not too long ago at Vanguard and he was playing deepish house. But the selection (again most notably Andrew Lodemann & No Regular Play) doesn't really sound like something Sasha would play. Surprised is all :)
denys envy
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Originally posted by bas
Eh not really, caught him not too long ago at Vanguard and he was playing deepish house. But the selection (again most notably Andrew Lodemann & No Regular Play) doesn't really sound like something Sasha would play. Surprised is all :)
might be rare that he does get down like that. here are some vids -
xtr3m
The chart is pretty ordinary to me.
Note that that the chart only represents Sasha's 10 currently favourite tracks that are available on Beatport right now. He obviously has more to offer.
DOOMBOT
Sasha always had a nice track selection. The track arrangement in his sets is always what bothered me most about him.
