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  • Most Enduring Commercial Mix Comps

My regular answer for best mix comp fits here too. Deep Dish - Yoshiesque.

    Homegrove Seconded. That James Holden Balance was never out of the CD player for months - some mix that was

      Not one mention of Northern Exposure yet. Would have thought it wouldn’t have been high on the list.

      zackster I saw him at the ministry and he got an umbrella out during one of the tracks 🤔

          Smallman1 He was playing some of the worst music I’ve ever heard and then jumped in front of the decks, got on the mic and tried to lead the crowd into some sort of ‘walk like an Egyptian’ dance.

          Lol

            alistair by commercial I meant sold for cash. It was to keep free or give away mixes out.

                sbando lol yeah… Saeed and Palash’s Tide Edit mix also sounds like 2020

                  Dan oh god that sounds fantasic.

                  The thing I like most about the vid I found is that was probably filmed at like 10am. No shame in playing until noon if you are playing a marathon set, but turning up at 7 in the morning on a meth suppository and firing light cannons into the air is some next level shit.

                  Reflecting on it now, DT was kinda Berghain before Berghain was Berghain.

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                      Lol fuck that is such a DT tune too. I see him being incapable of controlling himself to that one. 👌🏼

                      I love that vid of him playing to about 15 hipsters in his loft. Think it was a promo vid for all the gear he was flogging.

                      That’s a tune SD, bet it sounded mint coming through the MOS sound-system!

                      Listened to dark drums 1 and 2 today whilst cleaning and cutting the grass. Still sound class. Lawler was top class for a while.

                        -si- dark drums 2 was a fantastic mix. That Jamie and Kenny D song is a monster.

                          Dan

                          Always liked this “version” from Jon Carter. Quite hectic but DJ Dan brought the house down with it one night.

                              Lawler’s Harlem Nights at The End were class.

                              He’d play for 6 hours+ and absolutely tear the place up.