I loooove the Osborne remixes! It's hard for me to pick a fave though - I'm playing the Matthew Dear one the most at the moment. (You can get the TNT mix for free mp3 download from www.ghostly.com along with a whole heap of other goodies).
I'm also enjoying: Minority EP on Tunnel 7 M.I.A. feat. Tek Bros - 'All I need' on L-3000 (a great track to mix after the Carl Craig rmx of 'Tides', BTW) Narcotic Syntax release on Perlon Also I was surfing Juno yesterday and found a track by Zap Mama called 'Bandy Bandy' which has a couple of Carl Craig remixes on it - C2 has now turned his attention toward contemporary dancehall it seems. I like it. Well, I like the crappy sample of it at least! >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/06/2004 5:03:09 am >>> I was at Tresor for the first time back in Feb, and it also took us an hour or two to figure out there were more rooms. The basement is *insane*, has to be one of the most intense techno-related experiences anywhere. Sounds like I need to go back and do a bit more exploring; I must have missed the Globus room completely... The other great thing about Tresor is the cost. 10 Euros for Blake Baxter, Pacou, and a host of others I can't recall at the moment -- plus cheap beer. Did you stay at The Circus Hostel? that place is amazing... - jobot ----- Original Message ----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wednesday, June 9, 2004 7:56 am Subject: RE: (313) new bits / Tresor > > >I have to say Alex this was my best gig ever becuase it was an > ultimatedream come true and I loved > >the feel of the dark vault and its sweaty walls, its such a > contrast to > upstairs and if Tresor ever goes it will be > >a tragedy thats for sure. > > I'll bet Ian! > > yeah, that's some dark ass action they got going on down there. > It's like > some sort of torture vault or something. > > I have to say I liked upstairs though as well. Infact, I was in > the pub > last night and all my mates were pretty surprised that I thought > it was so > good... maybe it was because I was away and it all seemed > different. I > dunno, by the time I'd got to Tresor I'd been on a 24 hour non stop > drinking bender. So my opinions are probs skewed. > > anyway I wrote a massive long post, I put a bit about tresor in so > I c&p'd > so you can see my opinions on it. > > "5am came and the club shut. The rest of our boys had headed to > bed, but I > wasn't really up for going home, so Mike and I thought we'd head > over to > Tresor to see if it was still open. Arrived there 5.30 ish, walked > in and > it was JUMPING!! Pretty gob-smacked really, wasn't expecting much > at all, > but it was hot. Grabbed some beers, found ourselves a little > corner and > spent an hour or so dancing away, watching the ladies go by. So, > we were in > this room on the ground floor, and thought this was it - I was > surprisedthat the music wasn't really banging, I heard Metro Area > 5 again in here, > some other stuff that I'm guessing was sort of Kompakt style > things and > some kinda modern poppy italo electronic stuff which I didn't have > a clue > what it was. The dj couldn't really beat match that well, but was > workinghis records and pretty much had the crowd eating out of his > hand. Everybody > was going pretty wild... > > It took at least an hour for us to realise that there was infact > more rooms > to it! The "Globus" room is quite thin, but very long with bars at > bothends, the dj box in the middle, raised up. High ceilings > didn't really > affect the sound at all and there was all the usual kinda 'club' > decorations in there... At one end of the room was a little door > leading to > a tiny back room that was also a bar. There was a great dj on in here, > again playing a bit of everything, and a garden out back which I > sat in for > a while and listened to the chit the guy was playing. Nice selections. > > You had to go through this room to get to the famous Tresor vault. > Down the > stairs, past the merchandise stall and past another bar, there > were some > metal gates leading to the vault.... > > Flippin 'eck! It was madness! Just a dark dark room (I couldnt see > my hand > infront of my face), a strobe, a low ceiling and it was packed > with loads > of mad german techno heads getting lost in the heavy heavy 'main > room at > Lost' kinda vibe. We spent a while down here. It was heavy s**t. > Dark dark > music, drum loops all the way, no melody, just driving hard music. > I guess > it could have been alot harder - UK heads, a Bicknell set in the > main room > at Lost was exactly what it was like.... They were using Ableton > Live too > when I popped over to have a look. I couldn't tell before I looked > thoughwhich I guess was a good thing. > > so, anyway, we left tresor about 9.30 am and wondered the streets of > Berlin, gazing at all the cool buildings in the basking sunshine. > No map, > didn't know where we were going but somehow ended up back on the > street to > out hostel. Stopped at the Petrol Station to find it sold beer! > Happy Days! > We stocked up, nipped back and changed our sweaty clothes and > headed to the > park to drink beer and smoke joints in the glorious sunshine." > _________________________________________________________________ > > --------------------- End of message text -------------------- > > This e-mail is sent by the above named in their > individual, non-business capacity and is not on > behalf of PricewaterhouseCoopers. > > PricewaterhouseCoopers may monitor outgoing and incoming > e-mails and other telecommunications on its e-mail and > telecommunications systems. By replying to this e-mail you > give your consent to such monitoring > > > >
