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Yup agree. but they did have the other series as well with todd terry and frankie knuckles doing mixes. i forgot the name of the series. This was good too
Re: Favorite mix comps which have fallen into obscurity
Originally posted by BuzzFuzz
Deep Dish - GU21 Moscow & GU25 Toronto
Probably my favorite album of all-time
Moscow was great when it came out. but i found i got bored of it really quick. The funny thing is it says on the cover "And Never loses Its Way" I felt it did lose its way about half way through the second disc.
Toronto for some strange reason had loads of great tracks on it that didn't go together very well.
But the two After Hours disc's, absolutely brilliant. Only bested by Yoshiesque 2
Re: Favorite mix comps which have fallen into obscurity
Originally posted by Steve Graham
i would say this one has fallen into obscurity due to the fact that oakey is shite as of late, but his Tranceport cd is one of my all time faves http://www.discogs.com/release/3428
let the bashing begin, lol
You won't get any bashing from me - that CD is what clued me on to the whole concept of proper "mix" albums in the first place. Prior to that I didn't realize there was a whole world of electronica outside of stuff like Orbital, Chemical Brothers, Squarepusher, Theorem ect.. ect.. It's lightyears away from the kind of music I listen to now but that mix will always hold a special spot in my collection.
Inner Depth - (with Motive/Mark Hunt) Drums For Better Daze - (Excession mix, with Lovesky) Looney Claire - (with Smart Alex) Orbit 1.3 - (with Second Hand Satellites) Signs Alive, The - (Montage Men Dub, with Lypid) City Of 3000 Years - (with Guillaume La Tortue) Driverz Of The Deep - (Senna Summer mix, with Chiller Twist) U Karumba - (with Freelance Science) Another Dimension - (with Chaos Theory) Sorry Mate, You've Got The Wrong House - (Steve Porter's Back On Track remix, with Two Right Wrongans) Erendira - (with Jerry Bonham) Freakout - (with Minders) Thirteen - (with Brian Stillwater) Genesis - (with Cass) Undecided - (with Starecase) Travelogue - (with Loafer</SPAN>) Dark Sympathy - (Planet Heaven mix, with Murph) Sudden Journey - (Leon Alexander remix, with Mad Dogs) Deep Love 9 - (11.5 mix, with JSJ) Darknoize - (with Souldriver) Musifon - (with Slacker)
Perfectly captures the early proghouse sound, right after trance got played out and right before it all went bspf.
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Re: Favorite mix comps which have fallen into obscurity
one of my fav. mixed comp. that has fallen into obscurity (IMO) is the Deep Dish - Yoshiesque 1. One of the first mixed comp i ever bought. Still in my opinion, very ahead of its time and a sick mix of many different styles, which got me into the harder/deeper sounds of house.
Re: Favorite mix comps which have fallen into obscurity
Originally posted by lilsensa
Weird...That comp was the only one that put his name on my radar..That and "Erendira" on Bedrock..Haven't heard about him since...
Back in 99 he mixed Traceglobalnation 3. Really good mix that captured the good side of trance at the time. It was miles ahead of the other cds in that series.
Music is the answer, to your problems. Keep on movin', till you solve them.
Re: Favorite mix comps which have fallen into obscurity
Trance Nation America (MOS compilation) but JVM disc 1 and Taylor disc 2. Like Tranceglobal nation 3 this never stuck out alot because at that time MOS were releasing Ferry Corsten mixes in shitloads.
The Lucien Foort Singularity 1 and 2 compilations.
Expeditions by S&D has definitely not fallen into obscurity, not on my playlist any way.
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