I couldn’t get to the end of mix one. Too many old tunes I’ve heard too many times. On a positive note, John Elliot from Trafik did a bang up job mastering it, or polishing a turd.
GU 45 - Danny Tenaglia - Brooklyn
Gave this a full listen today. Cd1 on way into work, cd2 on way home.
It’s a stinker isn’t it? The most forgettable tracks and vocals. Nothing of any note on either disc. That Radio Slave track on cd1 is one of the all time worst things I’ve ever heard too
How the mighty have fallen. From the majesty of Athens to this tripe
Don’t say that I’ve just ordered the GUDT baseball cap!
He’s been rubbish now for 20 years, so this shouldn’t come as any surprise to anyone.
Dry-Tinder He needs some clued up tune pickers ffs.
Dry-Tinder I did like cd1 of his Balance though so I was kind of hoping this might be similar
On the flip, Saiz’s balance is somewhat better than I expected.
- Edited
I was finally able to listen to this.
I thought Disc 1 was pretty inoffensive - which is better than I was expecting tbh. The DT & Cevin Fisher track was surprisingly decent and there’s nothing as egregious as say ‘In and Out of My Life’ on there. It’s generally too “funky house” for my tastes, but it grooves along alright and it at least very vaguely sounds recognisably Tenaglia (in his housier mode).
Disc 2 however turned out to be the kind of thing I was dreading from him - mostly just dull as dishwater, plodding “melodic techno” type crap. The Jay Lumen and Developer tracks were the only time my ears perked up a bit. The vast majority of the rest seemed the kind of generic bilge that anybody in that sphere could have put out.
The LGBTQ community sticks together
Does anyone actually buy these kind of mixes any more? Let alone a fucking Danny Tenaglia mix. Talk about jumping the shark.
I paid £38 for my DT mix.
James Lavelle’s Bushtucker GU is mint.