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Felix Da Housecat To Do The Next Global Underground

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  • el presidente Highsteppa
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    I actually dug the Romania mix from Lavelle just for it's scattergun kind of approach, even more so when I listened to the 3 part live recording. It also helps that I'm a fan of Queens of the Stone Age because of his remixes.

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  • ♫♫♫♫♫♫
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    Nothing wrong with Barcelona, it outlived much progg fodder.

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  • yerg
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    Originally posted by el presidente Highsteppa
    It's still not a mix that's as good as his Barcelona and Romania mixes (also two mixes that don't get a lot of love here).
    I am a big fan of Barcelona, both cds are exceptionally well put together, especially the breaks one, which I cannot praise enough

    but I can't say the same about Romania, which was too self-centered dare I say, and it didn't do the talent of Lavelle justice, not as a dj and as a producer, maybe it was simply a bad idea to put out mixes like that specifically on a GU imprint IMO

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  • el presidente Highsteppa
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    The Carl Cox one is brutal. I didn't mind James Lavelle in Bangkok, seeing as he was trying something vastly different than the other mixes - and I generally like what he's done production wise. It's still not a mix that's as good as his Barcelona and Romania mixes (also two mixes that don't get a lot of love here).

    I think I've listened to the L&B mix...twice?

    The Adam Freeland mix was kind of disappointing as well, just like the Plump DJ's double cd - both are incredible breaks DJs and it feels like they couldn't let loose. Part of me wonders if that was a licensing issue, or if something else interfered with the development of the mixes.

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  • sbando
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    ^Ditto. Never opened the L&B one.

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  • ♫♫♫♫♫♫
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    There are only 2 GU's I have never managed to finish listening to, because they were so bad, Layo & Bushwacka's and James Lavelle Bangkok. Adam Freeleand's was difficult.

    Never heard the Carl Cox one so I can't comment.

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  • Rave Lizard
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    Nose bleed techno doesn't normally work well at an afterparty. It tends to send everyone home early.

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  • el presidente Highsteppa
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    I liked Sharam's Dubai mix as well. Flowed well, great mix to put on while at a house party.

    As for Felix's mix - I didn't really like it - he's a better producer than a dj in my eyes.

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  • ♫♫♫♫♫♫
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    Originally posted by Troklo
    I don't think anything can be worse than Sharam's effort
    Actually, there were a lot of great tracks on that mix. The problem was he packed to many emotional tracks into it. The amount of tracks I have found while doing tracklistings that were on that mix is unreal, and they were all great tracks, that seemed to go unnoticed on that mix.

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  • Troklo
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    I don't think anything can be worse than Sharam's effort

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  • sbando
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    Yes, it's not bad. I wouldn't buy it though.

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  • Rave Lizard
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    I actually had a punt on this last week and was quite suprised. It covers quite a few genres, but I think did it fairly well. I think it was born to fail, it was certainly interesting.

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  • Dhar_2
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    Originally posted by Steve Graham
    THAN us lot, not THEN.. who's uneducated? lol
    u know i wrote than and then changed it to then.

    3 years in italy is really fucking up my english.

    i think in bloody italian and cant remember loads of words in english but know their italian counterparts.

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  • Adzey
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    chortle

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  • Steve Graham
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    Originally posted by Dhar_2
    hmmmmmmmmm

    its so so!

    a bit to happy, happy house!!

    and there are some moments where it goes vocally and really commercial.

    very accessible, more for the uneducated, then us lot!
    THAN us lot, not THEN.. who's uneducated? lol

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