Random Mixes Thread

Dubman

Nathan Fake: The Crosstown Mix Show 010

Robert Aiki, Aubrey Lowe - Gravitational Pull
Theo Parrish - Untitled 08
Hieroglyphic Being - Rising Above The Universe
Balil - Norte Route
Aphex Twin - saw2 cd1 trk2 original
Actress - 88
System 7 - Planet 7 (James Holden Remix)
NF - jomox + sh09
Legowelt - Shadows in the Street Life
Andy Garvey - Protovision
Louis Digital - Dancefloor Microphysics
Plaid - Cold
Claro Intelecto - Populate
Anz - Gary Mission
Nathan Fake - Vectra (Live Version)
Britney Spears - Breathe (James Holden Remix Dub)
Damian Lazarus - Into The Sun (Nathan Fake Remix)
Christian Loffler - Roth (Nathan Fake Remix)
Nathan Fake - Cry Me A Blizzard (Live Version)

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baggers44

i can’t hope to compete with the above but this is today’s stroll through the back catalogue

1 Harrowdown Hill Thom Yorke
2 The Timewriter Lost In Lyrix
3 The Life We Choose (ERP Remix) Hardfloor
4 Vox Automaton (Original Mix) ERP
5 Alsoran (Original Mix) ERP
6 Get Lost (David Morales Stereo dub) Eric Clapton
7 Was Bleibt (Jimpster Vocal Mix) Kollektiv Turmstrasse
7 Bring ’Em Back (Gorge Remix) Danny Howells, Daniel Dubb
8 Clouds (Original Mix) Polymod
9 Extravadanza (Original Mix) Francesco Chiocci
10 House (Demian Muller Remix) Jose De Divina, Tania Vulcano, Alessandro Sarsano
11 Sorry I Am Late (Original Mix) Kollektiv Turmstrasse
12 Massive (Original Mix) Jose De Divina, Tania Vulcano, AudioHell
13 Over You (Cevin Fisher Main Frame dub) Warren Clarke feat Cathy Browne
14 Black Sky – Shakespeare’s Sister (Darren Emerson Mix

alistair

This looks a pretty good set, not that I am paying for it

https://www.1001tracklists.com/tracklist/29ug6hl9/dave-seaman-renaissance-engage-006-2020-10-24.html

Jules72

alistair looks very tasty though it’s Dave Seaman so I’ll reserve judgement

alistair

Jules72 oh come on, all of us veterans have had at least one good Dave Seaman night (several at the Cross and Turnmills). Furthermore, some of his back in the day comps (GU and Renaissance) were excellent and Selador puts out some good stuff.

Jules72

alistair so this 30 mins from the Dave Seaman engage set sounds seriously good…. I might even subscribe

https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/hhL7anYkUKoG8QBa8

bosstrabs

alistair LOL @Dave Seaman having some good GUs. Except for maybe Buenos Aires they were all pure BSPF.

-si-

I don’t mind dave at all, he gets some pelters on here.

Wally

Awakenings is an all time great imo

-si-

Disc 1 of Desire is a fav of mine.

alistair

Agree with the above, not to mention his GU series. Selador is also a consistently good label

SM001

Placebo - Running Up That Hill VOM

Dave Seamen and Nick Warren are a poor man’s Sasha & Digweed.

baggers44

SM001 he did a few placebo remixes - i remember one he played at the Cross - Without You I am Nothing -took the (low) roof off tbf. Not sure why he did not go on to secure his status in the imaginary Hall of Fame - he had a fallow period in the Mid 00s and never seemed to recover. I always liked him because he said he was a Leeds fan although I think he was very much lukewarm about that.

mono-stereo

SM001 rubbish, both are accomplished DJs in their own right, particularly Nick Warren

Mad_Cyril

This was a boss night, last year @ Uni after 3 years of hammering Cream every weekend

Dave Seaman - Cream - Nation - Liverpool - 1996

Kumquat

Seb Leger Live Modular Set @ The Great Pyramids, Egypt

That some shirt he’s got on…

alistair

Kumquat is he socially distant enough?

alistair

Kumquat seen tracklist. 100% Leger tunes so swerve

Kumquat

alistair It’s a solo rave in the original home of the plague. Kinda ironic…

alistair

Kumquat I will be sure to give it a listen though. I like Leger.

Smallman1

Happy to confirm I’ve never had a single decent Dave Seaman night.

I did enjoy his 50th birthday stream a few months ago though.

Cheers.

alistair

Smallman1 That was a good listen.

apyssjw

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000nmt6

Really enjoyed this (save for one tune in the middle). Avalon Emerson 6 mix from Friday lunchtime.

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