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gcw Pascal FEOS-Overflow (James Holden mix)

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  • gcw replied to this.

    Both Diggers….

    Down The River (McBuffalo Mix)
    Hong Kong Trash into Spiritual (That Kid Chris Mix)
    Abundance

    Zee -Dreamtime (Vocal Mix) into Angel Moraes Feat Basil Roderick*– Heaven Knows (I Can’t Understand) (Galvatron Dub)

      Sasha Coma into Marc Marzenit Spheere

      On Diggers Transitions Vol. 3 (Disc 1).

      Dan Alcatraz after Heaven Knows went down well with the pissheads down my uni when I used to play there

      gcw Pascal FEOS-Overflow (Timo Maas mix) into Sloth & Dormant - Here and Now (EBE Mix).

      I don’t remember much about that transition, but Here and Now is an awesome track; for sure my favourite on that Pappa nu breed. EBE was such a good producer.

      Rob Hood; Fabric 37

      Scorp: New Energy > UK Gold: Agent Wood

      If this mix doesn’t get you jumping then you don’t like club music. Two big time techno wallopers in their own rights only become better when played in sequence. Bob still plays these records together to this day, which I really appreciate as lots of fans like to hear the old tunes/transitions brought out every now and then.

      Same answer still: GU 014 Music Saved My Life -> Useless.

      • Dan replied to this.

        Oliver Moldan - My Destiny into Placebo - Without you I’m Nothing (Brothers in Rhythm)

        Five minutes of musical mayhem…

        Not over yet-> She holds the key (R1 1994)

        • LT42 replied to this.

          Chakra - I am (Bedrock Mix) into Tilt - My Spirit on the Brothers in Rhythm essential mix. Sublime.

          Wasily Defo a memorable one. Blew me away at the time.

          Blue Monday —> Spicelab - We Got Spice 👹

          Away from the GUs, for whatever reason one which has always stuck in my mind was on Hernan Cattaneo’s ‘Funky Deep n Tribal’ mix for Ministry magazine:
          Greppi’s World ‘Una Questione Informatica’ -> Creamer & K ‘I Wish You Were Here’ (16B Mix)

          The way the former fades in to, then echoes out over the top of the latter just works wonders. The former track is at 19mins in the mix below, the transition out is a few mins after:

          The other would be from Dave Clarke’s 2000 Essential Mix.
          Defenders of the Ghetto ‘My God’ -> DJ Rolando ‘Jaguar’

          The apex point of the best Essential Mix ever, building to arguably the greatest techno track ever; pure mania.

          From 1hour 1 min below: