Also: Body Oil (as Infinit) - 1999 Mind and Body (as Model 500) - 1999 Never Tempt Me (as Infitini) - 1999
I could go on and on... Just don't have the time to list all of the aliases and remixes he's done in the past 5 years alone.
I haven't seen Juan spin since 420 in Cleveland which must have been 95 or 96 and before that the Metroplex 10th Anniversary party - but each of those times he has played incredible sets. Each of his 3 sets at the Metroplex party in 95 was unbelievable - he played one house, one techno and one jungle.
So to summarize I don't think anyone has any right to talk about Juan as a DJ and definitely not as a producer.
Once you do half of the stuff he's done then you come back and you can talk shit.
Jazz Is The Teacher/Cosmic Courier/Bassmental 1993 Sonic Sunset/I Wanna Be There 1994 I See the Light/Pick Up the Flow 1995 Techno City 95 1995 Game One/Think Quick 1995 Higher 1996 Skynet 1998 Never Tempt Me 1999 Be Brave 1999 And the Deep Space album (1995), one of my five or six favorite ones of the decade (along with Orbital's "brown" album, Mr. Onester's "African Dream", etc.) Juan Atkins started a revolution in the 1980s. OK, that's not enough for you? His track record in the 1990s is damn good. Or maybe "Cosmic Courier" and "Game One" didn't rock the house worldwide, that was just my imagination I guess.. Finally, his "just a bit" at DEMF last year was almost all his scheduled time. It was probably the most atmospheric moment I can remember -- do you all remember the color of the sky and the lightning while he played? And it was a good set too. I wish people would get off Juan's case. But I guess I'm asking too much, right? Disgusted, phred --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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