awesome, procs, beach boys, aphex twin, dust brothers & µ-ziq in the same mix. on it

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"I believe that's referred to as intelligent drum & bass, which obviously means there's a genre of stupid drum & bass out there" (John Peel)

Heh, yeah. Diversity is a wonderful t'ing.

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i liked this one alot, i think the downbeat part is sublime done, wicked soundscapes man. you built up a great flow with the first ones but it it came down hard after you hit with the aphex sounds and the psy sounds, not that i didn't enjoy it but it was a kick in the balls at the wrong point i believe. but anyhow good shit all around

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"I believe that's referred to as intelligent drum & bass, which obviously means there's a genre of stupid drum & bass out there" (John Peel)

the joker's madness <--I like this!

Your track list is really intriguing.

DLing now. Thank you for sharing!

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Originally posted by montana i liked this one alot, i think the downbeat part is sublime done, wicked soundscapes man. you built up a great flow with the first ones but it it came down hard after you hit with the aphex sounds and the psy sounds, not that i didn't enjoy it but it was a kick in the balls at the wrong point i believe. but anyhow good shit all around

Yeah, the first 'raw' transition was intentional. I liked the idea of distorted blistering beats rudely jarring you out of the pleasantness that was a Beach Boys harmony, especially after the calm-yet-eerie downbeat section. The second one into the psy beats is quite rough though; was trying to go for a similar 'raw' transition, and probably would have worked if I had a better program to work with. Ah well.

After re-listening to this a few times, I think the only thing I'd change is to take out the MDS track. My initial thought for its inclusion was to bridge Olien and Procs with something smoother (for psy), but I think the overall flow would have been better served by getting straight into the madness that is Procs.

Also, what I wouldn't give for a volume fade.

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holy hell, this is one of the most original and awesome tracklists i've ever seen on here. really, really looking forward to this - grabbing!

Now this does look unique... DL'ing, will come back with thoughts soon

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this. mix. rocked.

just the inclusion of aphex scores huge points. the transition from the dust brothers track (great choice, I love that tune) to "tree" literally made me say "oh, shit!" as I'd just been listening to Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2 last week. Really, really liked all the different moods/transitions/sounds - a very unsettling beginning, then it gets pretty creepy with that Beach Boys tune. I would've never pegged them as disturbing but here it was nothing but. When this picked up after Xepha, it seriously kicked my ass, and I loved how hard it got. Definitely threw me, and I was completely into it.

That Procs track is utterly evil. Huge fan.

Seriously, awesome mix.

bumping this because it's one of the freshest mixes i've heard in months.

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Originally posted by camshaft bumping this because it's one of the freshest mixes i've heard in months.

That in concert with the initial description have got me in.

Need something new for this afternoon anyway.

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This reminds me a lot of the "phases of a dub experience" series from Tony - not in that they're similar stylistically, but more than anything because I think they're both more programming than mix focused.

Don't really listen to a ton of this stuff, so I was pretty unfamiliar with the bulk of it, but I'll echo what's been said about the "creepiness" of it - which is definitely a quality I look for in a mix. The music fits the title exceptionally well.

Anyway, not much I can comment on from a technical point of view - but it's a great 70 minutes of music, cohesive and with direction.

Nice work.

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