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Absolute joke that he has so many of his own productions on there as usual. Not only does he get paid for the album, but royalties on top of that! Does he even bother seeking out that much new music do you think?
Count Hernan's productions on his new Master Series please.
electronic sonic soundscape that is his most eclectic yet. :
you gotta be into ecletic to appreciate lavelle's work imo he's one of the best at shaking things up a bit giving the listener something unexpected which is increasingly rare and not exactly sought after much either imo.
James Lavelle gets a proper GU Nic Fanculli gets a spin off.
didn't care for the Nic CD at all. He was amazing live though. As far as Lavelle, I've seem him be amazing some nights, and not even beat match others.... Lavelle has got some amazing clothes!!!!!
Count Hernan's productions on his new Master Series please.
Totally agree mate, I'm not just dissing Lavelle here. Seems most mix comps these days have 'dj's own interpretation's' and 'unreleased mix' tracks on them. What happened to just finding 25 good tunes and whacking them together?
Totally agree mate, I'm not just dissing Lavelle here. Seems most mix comps these days have 'dj's own interpretation's' and 'unreleased mix' tracks on them. What happened to just finding 25 good tunes and whacking them together?
I raised this on GU and most people just got offencive and called me a dick. But marcus did reply with this
Originally posted by marcus@renaissance
the reason for this whole grey area between comps / artist comps is because there are so many bootleg live recordings out there. you can get hold of your favourite dj, playing a current, straight set pretty easily these days.
you prob won't track sales, but labels do, and the writing is on the wall for 2cd compilations that are simple reflections of club sets. consumers are screaming for a difference in these albums, which is why you're seeing alternate routes like this. i know djs have pioneered compilation concepts in the pre-digital days, hawtin obviously springs to mind, but djs are having to get more creative out of necessity now. it's undoubtedly what gave rise to joris voorn, or bringing it back home, jz's electic masters offering. personally, i don't think it's any bad thing...
Pity Marcus James doesn't make proper posts on here - he's got tremendous insight as well as being a bloody good DJ.
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This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.
Is the GU board slowly dying because they're running out of bile LOL ?
sigpicSimonR
This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.
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