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hugopal great track, seen deep dish play it in a 6 hr set in amnesia, place got up ended

Amps Creamer and K

I agree, with the exception that wish you were here was a great record.

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    303abuser be interested to know what you would call it. To me it’s not deep house or Prog. It fits nicely in between some Prog sets. It’s like it has some of the characteristics of techno without it fitting into the main slew of modern techno so easily.

      NasserAlazzawi Deep house is pretty close, but that’s why i say the debate is pointless. There’s too much crossover in a lot of records and places like beatport have bastardized “classic” genres so badly, that none of it makes sense anymore.

      Most of what I make is inarguably dub techno. But I would be hard pressed to figure out what is techno about a 108 bpm record that’s mixed with a low passed kick, few drums, and the chords set forward. Basic Channel was techno, Maurizio probably, but Fluxion or Rhythm & Sound?

      hugopal I was saying your face is straining so much I’m concerned. You are of no help, you just want to argue and oppose and that sadly seems to be your life.

      Amps I’ll have to go look, I had a double vinyl pack with 4 mixes, I think I played the original pitched down quite a bit and the pmt(?) mix maybe (heavier break beats if I remember correctly). I’ll take a look this afternoon and see if I can find it.

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        303abuser I had a very prog mix of it I used on the beginning of a mix (c90) at some point, and yeah, it was okay, but, i dunno. In hindsight, I think others did that sound better.

          Amps I’m sure the vocal carried it for me, I loved it from the first time I heard it. Danny Howells put it on NF3(I think? My memory is shit) and I thought it was well placed in that mix.

          edit: i’ve got the original, 16b, 3am, and pmt mixes. i probably played them all, but the original pitched down is where it’s at