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  • Wrecking Ball / Peak Time Power Prog - Best Example Needed

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

        Hursty totally forgot about this track and it’s completely stuck in my head now. I need a replacement!

          I was just cleaning up the music downloads on my iPhone and gave Tom Mangan - Chutney (Size 9 Reinterpretation) a listen. Tears the roof off.

          alistair Good call for the original. The Gardner mix is a monster as well.

          Fuck Max Graham, who threw a hissy fit when I told him he was a bit trancey in an interview.

              rhouses Fuck Max Graham, who threw a hissy fit when I told him he was a bit trancey in an interview.

              LOL. Full deets please, Rhouses

                  Old-Dutch haha. It was all over email, not a face to face. Added a question about how he was a prog legend but was now playing heavy trance sets, and if that was a bit of a bandwagon jump, alluding it might have been more lucrative for him. Got really snide over email and refused to answer the rest of the questions.

                    Old-Dutch I was a prick tbf. Seems quite petty looking back on it.

                      When was Max Graham playing heavy trance, Rhouses?

                        LT42 Never really listened to much of his stuff if I’m being honest. Beside that one legendary Transport mixed CD and a couple of his singles.

                        He came down to India, around 2009-2010 (?), and it was full blown trance.

                          Bit rich you calling anyone else out for their heaviness, Rhouse.