Can't wait to get this. He's one of the most consistent DJ's period.
Nick Warren GU028
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i heard Warren is going to do every future GU comp.!!!! :PComment
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Yeah, instead we get a 6th Nick Warren. I'm sure it will rule, but seriously...enough already.Originally posted by marmaladeI'm looking forward to it. Warren's GU's are usually good. I'm just glad we didn't get another Dave Seamen or Deep Dish.
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I am looking sooooo forward to this. haven't bought a GU since Toronto(which was ok
) the last one was good,the Danny Howells one I mean, but this is going to rock. i love nick and his sets, live or studio always kick ass. Glad he came back for another......
Its just a feeling....gonna take you higher....Comment
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Finally...
Not quite the eclectic Nick Warren I was expecting, although I'm embarassed to say I've not heard any of his other GU mixes. Having said that, it's typical of GU ? slick, sophisticated and polished.
Kicking off with the dreamy breaks of SJ Esau's 'Fat Cat Track' the first CD sticks with a floaty, melodic feel building and building until it hits a progressive peak culminating with the throbbing sub bass of Yvel & Tristan's 'Pillow'. Lustral's soaring, anthemic 'Solace' completes part one, hinting at the shift in gear the second CD takes.
Starting again with floaty breaks it doesn't take long before the thrashing 'fly' guitars of Morozov kicks in, Warren's not messing around now as there's a different energy now. The glorious, driving sounds of Holden & Thompson's 'Come To Me' resonates (anyone for indie-progressive?) before Hardfloor's genre-defining acid-trance assault of 'Acperience' sets in. The tempo is then sustained leading in to the sonic techno melodies of Derek Howell's 'Your Touch'.
It doesn't quite hit the highs of some of the classic GU mixes but definitely maintains the usually high and consistent standards. Probably one of my favourites of recent times...Ask me a question...Comment
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I?ve heard to full tracks out of this CD.
Kosmas Epsilon's "Sorry to be rude" and BCML's "Horowitz".
Both tracks are more than sublime... perfect stuff! Kosmas STBR is a hard hitting piece of music, kinda trancey, my kinda music.
BCML's "Horowitz" is mellow, floaty, dreamy, but with attitude and big punch. Is the best work I?ve heard from Ben and Mat... not to be missed.
If anyone wants to hear "horowitz" PM so I can send u Mat's mix for our Underexposure show... the track is in there and I have to say that the mix is reaaaaaally good too...Comment
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Originally posted by shoshWTF? You serious? IMO 025 toronto is one of the best GUsOriginally posted by marmaladeI'm looking forward to it. Warren's GU's are usually good. I'm just glad we didn't get another Dave Seamen or Deep Dish.
Toronto was good but
Moscow disc 1 was better.. IMOComment
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