apyssjw That’s a lovely archive you’ve got going on there. Had a last look after the Roundhouse event last year. This one seems like an NE event mid/ late 90’s with 3.2, Silence, Hidden Sun of Venus, Ray of Light and Clanger.

      Wasily Yes that sort of vibe, particularly the last hour, definitely in my wheelhouse.

      Re the archive - it’s reminds me where I’ve been!

        Wasily fantastic mix, Alex. Had to listen over a couple of sessions, which isn’t ideal. Downloaded for another listen in a oner. Just need a handful of pills for maximum effect.

            Finished your mix mate - superbly programmed and seamlessly mixed - I don’t really go for vocals much but when she started singing the beginning of Walking on Fire a chill went down my spine - some great tunes in there - oh and before that mixing straight into that breakdown of New York FM - whoosh ! . A triumph !

              baggers44 Thank you so much Bags. I am sort of ‘cheating’ with pro tools but yeah, I love the vocals on WOF- proper E tune.

                RichM Many Thanks Rich. Really happy at the feedback I’ve got on this one. Maybe this is the direction I should be going in the future…

                  Brilliant brilliant mix, tough, pumping and absolutely rocking.

                  Gets the Smallman seal of approval big time!

                    Smallman1 Thank you Edward! Have been nervously anticipating the feedback, unable to function for the last few hours until I received these kind words.

                      Might have to take my top off early for this one given the tracklist

                        Millsy Might have to take my top off early for this one given the tracklist

                        From a purely physiological/ cardio point of view I would strongly advocate against the ‘top-off’ approach for any strenuous activity. ‘Top-on’ increases fluid loss, mimics hypovolaemia and is a better cardio workout all round. Aesthetics aside of course, I would recommend the ‘top-on’ approach for almost anything arduous.

                        https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6205027/