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Dixon's New Mix Comp (pg. 4)
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UWM
yeah this is simply wonderful. fever ray track is bomb.
lücid
quote:
Originally posted by UWM
how can you not like the visionquest remix of good voodoo? such a good track.

truth. i don't think i could ever get sick of that track, but i like the original just as much.


sorry you couldn't make it, Kenny. :p he definitely did not disappoint. the venue was sweet too, total graffiti'd warehouse loft in Williamsburg where you could smoke inside and drink $3 PBRs and watch crazy chicks sucking 2 liter Diet Pepsi bottles like it was going out of style.

oh yeah, the CD. loving it. i have never disliked anything from Dixon though so i might be biased.
lücid
i don't want to start a new thread, but can ANYONE figure out the lyrics in Good Voodoo? i can't figure out if there's no pill to "cure" or "kill" this "need" or "heat" - and it makes sense either way but i just want to know for sure so i can stop feeling like i might be singing it wrong every time i hear the track.
jupiterone
somebody call the doctor
im hotter than ive ever been
my mind is racing my fevers blazing
my bodys aching for you
there is no pill that will cure this heat
there is no pill that will cure this heat
i look around and youre all i see
tell you this is an emergency *? (pretty sure)
doctor, i need you here with me
doctor, i need you here with me
somebody call the doctor
i'm hotter than ive ever been
IpLaYWiTLiGhTs
doot doot doot, doot dootdoot
Omega_Blue
tracklist looks sick!

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
how can you not like the visionquest remix of good voodoo? such a good track.


chaim remix is also win
Bouma-Bros
On heavy rotation the last couple of weeks. Probably the best mix-CD of this year to come out.....! :)
wotyzoid
quote:
Originally posted by jupiterone
somebody call the doctor
im hotter than ive ever been
my mind is racing my fevers blazing
my bodys aching for you
there is no pill that will cure this heat
there is no pill that will cure this heat
i look around and youre all i see
tell you this is an emergency *? (pretty sure)
doctor, i need you here with me
doctor, i need you here with me
somebody call the doctor
i'm hotter than ive ever been


It has always sounded like kill to me.
idoru
Eh, I wasn't as impressed with this as I thought I would be. I mean, it's good, but it doesn't really floor me or standout like everything else he puts out. It just feels so average. The high point of the CD, for me, was the mix from Hazel to Inferno Jack; on paper it seems Godawful, but he did a nice job of splicing it all up and making it work splendidly.

7/10, at best
IpLaYWiTLiGhTs
quote:
Originally posted by idoru
Eh, I wasn't as impressed with this as I thought I would be. I mean, it's good, but it doesn't really floor me or standout like everything else he puts out.

Felt the same, nothing memorable but still enjoyable. Probably because we were familiar with most of the tunes already.

Introduced me to "Cortney Tidwell - Watusii (Daphni remix)" though, which floored me along with the 3-4 transitions/flow surrounding it.

You'd just expect more from Dixon I suppose.

woscar
Really? Expected more?

quote:
Originally posted by woscar
WOW, this is one of the most fantastic comps I've ever heard. It uses a very similar principle as Sasha's "Involver" series, and it s all over "Invol2ver". :p


It's true that we had already heard most of the tunes, but we never heard them in they way Dixon edited/remixed them.
idoru
quote:
Originally posted by woscar
Really? Expected more?



It's true that we had already heard most of the tunes, but we never heard them in they way Dixon edited/remixed them.


Yeah, but just because it's all heavily edited and vastly different from what we'd normally hear doesn't immediately mean that it's great. It's a good CD. Nothing more, nothing less. I certainly wouldn't put it anywhere near my favorite for the year.
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