I think its a really genius take on what minimal techno can be when the artist puts some uniqueness behind his output. Is this a good afterhours track or a dud?
zyklon-jay
uggggggggggggggh.
this thread is now about shark house. thank me later.
PivotTechno
If you have to ask...
Adam420
terrible
this is a MUCH better track from the same producer
MSZ
Seems like a nice record, except its like one of those that you need to edit/mashup instantly or use some dj tool with it, loops; then I think it will go down well.
Chimney
Nice one, Mark.
Guest
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Originally posted by Adam420
terrible
this is a MUCH better track from the same producer
I have that one too and yes its great, definitely better than Shark, but a totally different concept. Nicely minimal though, good choice.
Guest
quote:
Originally posted by MSZ
Seems like a nice record, except its like one of those that you need to edit/mashup instantly or use some dj tool with it, loops; then I think it will go down well.
Yea I was thinking you could edit some of those really FX intensive builds into another track at home, then drop it live for a crowd. If you had a 5 or 6 hour set, you could also use those builds in Shark as a refrain during your set, so that you drop that build at 3 or 4 critical moments throughout your entire night. It would blow people's minds.
When people are ed up, and the dj repeats a track from earlier on in the night, the ed up people all stop and look around at each other like "I swear I heard this before". As a DJ I would do it for no other reason than to mess with people's heads.
SYSTEM-J
Can we just have one Mark Anthony "validate my tastes" thread, rather than a new one every time he goes record shopping?
