This thread really shows that beneath all the bickering, everyone really just wants to go back to the old "prog"/PvD-days of 2000-2003 and spaz out on pills.
Anyway, the no. 1 spot for me personally would have to go to Through The Eyes Presented By DJ Krust. Got it at age 16 and instantly turned into your typical "headphones on all day"-kid. Still love it, even though it is fairly straight-forward stuff and somewhat lacking in variation.
Must have listened to this cracked out for 2 years straight. Gave this a listen again recently and IMO it still holds up today, Sasha at his best.
Runners up
Chimney
Balance 005
yonny
Nubreed 003 by Steve Lawler, Nubreed 006 by Satoshi Tomiie, GU 14 & MMII by Diggers, 24:7 by Danny Howells, Boogybytes 2 by Sascha Funke. Transitions by Digweed was brilliant to.
Scoops
my fav live mix comp...
tortoise
Paul Oakenfold - Global Underground 007: New York Disc 1
Paul Oakenfold - Perfecto Presents Another World
jalamanta
MR STROKE
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Originally posted by Scoops
my fav live mix comp...
Loved those "mixed Live" moonshine series
So awesome to have those back in the day of no internet live mixes.
Carl Cox @ Crobar was my favorite.
PSi
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
This thread really shows that beneath all the bickering, everyone really just wants to go back to the old "prog"/PvD-days of 2000-2003 and spaz out on pills.
Anyway, the no. 1 spot for me personally would have to go to Through The Eyes Presented By DJ Krust. Got it at age 16 and instantly turned into your typical "headphones on all day"-kid. Still love it, even though it is fairly straight-forward stuff and somewhat lacking in variation.
Holy Shat, I just cliked the Dave Clark link and up pops an album i lost quite a few years ago. And there it was in all its glory, one of the most nostalgiac melodic electro tracks i have ever heard....wow
Scoops
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Originally posted by MR STROKE
Loved those "mixed Live" moonshine series
So awesome to have those back in the day of no internet live mixes.
Carl Cox @ Crobar was my favorite.
Cox at Crobar is def a solid album
the other ones i have:
Donald Glaude - The Gallery @ Turnmills
Tall Paul - Live @ Space
David Aude - Live @ Velvet in St.Louis
Teezdalien
Dunno about an all time fave, pretty tough to pick for me. Have to say the most influential mix cd's for myself would be these even though I wouldn't consider them to be as influential on dance music as some of the cd's already mentioned.
Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation & Fat of the Land
Sonic Animation - Orchard for the Underworld
Wetmuzik - Eric Powell presents Bush
Bexta - Mixology & Mixology 2
These really converted me from listening to rock to listening to dance music.
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
This thread really shows that beneath all the bickering, everyone really just wants to go back to the old "prog"/PvD-days of 2000-2003 and spaz out on pills.
Yeah, I thought I was obsessed with prog house, but my picks were quite eclectic compared to many in this thread.
