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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
Awesome!
This is live from Sziget Festival in Budapest.
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
Jesus that was fucking rubbish. Same old crap over and over, week in week out month in month out. Lazy old bollox.Comment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
Seems he has gone into "Festival mode" again playing virtually the same sets he's been playing for the last few monthsComment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
yeah its pretty much all the same tracks 2 or 3 new choonsComment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
Phoning it in again as he has so many times before. Its usually when he's got his mind elsewhere, cant be bothered or is concentrating on other projects when he plays the same tracks over and over. Because he cant be arsed to put in the time to find new stuff.
Exactly why i stopped paying to see him in the first place circa 2003/4. I let other mugs pay for and afford the lifestyle he has nowadays..The lazy cunt.Comment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
wheres the mp3, i'm only finding mp4....wont play on me phone wtf.....Comment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
This is ridiculous. Show me other DJ who has released so many live sets over the last 2 months. Sasha was doing this for ages, so it really shouldn't surprise or bother anyone, we had periods of rapid set releases from him couple of times already. I think you would be surprised how little many djs change their set gig to gig (maybe 10-15% of tracklist).
I think his sets improved a lot compared to previous years when he was utter crap, which can be maybe thanks to better tunes or him being more sober, who knows. But the fact even John agreed to their b2b and promotes it (!) means something has changed.
To think Sasha "doesn't have time to find new stuff" is stupid itself, I'm sure he has people doing preselections for him, he's famous and rich enough for it.Comment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
I think he needs to hang his headphones up for a bit, as this was painful to listen to. I think he's totally lost. Playing ambient and rubbish techno style sets is clearly an example of a guy lacking new ideas.
Unless you're on a tight budget, I've never understood why you'd would want to knock out the same tracks. And it's not just once or twice, its fucking months worth of repeats with him. Clearly he's lost that love of being a DJ and that buzz of finding new material knowing it will go down a storm. He's got to get back to basics and start taking his live performances more seriously, and less knob twiddling in the comforts of his padded studio. I cant knock him for is his solid mixing and ability to layer and combine tracks, but the biggest issues are the boring sedate tracks, and predictable repetitive effects. These sets are more warm up than peak time.
I stopped paying to see him around 2003/4 as well, leave it to another generation to keep him in the manner he's accustomed to. It cant be an age thing cos there are plenty of DJ's out there in the same age bracket who work hard at their sets. Take Andrew Weatherall for example, an underground DJ that's kept true to his roots, showing great ability in fusing new with old.
Sasha's a bit like Tiger Woods; you watch him, reminisce how good he was, and hope that touch of magic can be re kindled, and at the same time thinking it will probably never happen.Comment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
I like when he does a RA or Mixmag set, usually puts thought into those setsComment
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Re: Sasha - Last night on Earth 16
LMAO you guys complaining about sasha playing the same track over and over....he's been doing it for years I remember back in 2003, hooiche coouchie man days....he was still playing he same tracks every 3 months....but look at its easy its simple add a few new tracks into you get a new bunch you mix well together...Comment
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