Re: (313) Chicago House Master Mix
thank you very much for this downloading it now 2014-05-01 15:19 GMT-03:00 Paul Wise : > Hi guys, not really 313, but 312..it's only a digit out and i know > theres some fans of chicago house on here > > This is a mix I did for Dj International Radio, using records > predominantly from 87/88/89. > > Any excuse to do a Chicago House mix ;). These records make up the > spine of my collection, which has been built around the early years > 86/87/88 from which so much good music was released. This mix is a > shade under 2 hours of 'Music that's good for your soul' to quote the > now sadly deceased Frankie knuckles. I've thrown in a few unavoidable > crackles and mixes that aren't synced to within an inch of their lives > make the mix a bit more organic than the usual offerings. To make > ilife even more difficult, as with all my mixes, there's never any > planning, I choose a first record and go from there, if I let a record > for its duration it's because it's either a brilliant record which > should be heard in it's entirety or I'm frantically searching for the > record I want to go with it (usually a combination of both. I hope you > enjoy listening to it as much as I did making it. > > Mix is here - https://soundcloud.com/placid_88/placid-mmix > > Track list (in Alphabetical Order) > > 3 Voices - Escape - Sound Pak > Critical Digital - It's House - Critical House > Da Posse - Don't Try to Fight It - Dance Mania > Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder - DJ International > Fingers Inc - A Path - Dj International > Fred Brown - The Whop - Rockin' House > Gherkin Jerks - Don't Dis The Beat - Gherkin > House to House - Taste My Love - Police > Jackmaster Curt - It's A Mans World - Jiszack Master > Jackmaster Curt - Real Fresh House - East > Joe R Lewis - Acid Falls - Target > Joe R Lewis - Separate Ways - Target > Jungle Wonz - The Jungle - Trax > Last Generation - Feel My Love - Lower Level Records > Le Melange - Tortured Journey - Precision > M E - Ride - Trax > Master C & J - Face It - Streetside Records > Maurice Joshua - I Gotta Big Dick - Trax > Rio D - I Gotto Make It - Rio Records > Risque Rhythm Team - More Than Just a Dance - Chicago Connection > Rocko - Here's The House - Street Life > Shawn Shegog - Love Traxs - No Name > Steve Poindexter - Chilling With The P - Muzique > Street Side Boys - I Want to be with you - Streetside Records > Victor Romeo - The Art of Acid - Dance Mania > William S - I'll never Let you go - Trax > > As you can probably tell, done in one hit, on 2 x technics - Squidged > into an mp3 @320kbps. >
(313) Some Dogma
New mix from us, some cracking tunes in this one m http://soundcloud.com/the-black-dog/the-black-dog-further-dogma-01 Tracklist 01. Matt O’Brien – Balance – Curle Recordings 02. Heartthrob – Cougar Juice (Reduced Dub) – Isnisnt 03. The Black Dog – Bardwell’s Disaster – Dust Science 04. Bas Mooy – Charlton Unforgiven – Mord 05. Alex Smoke – LSD – R&S Records 06. Perc – Take Your Body Off (Tessela Remix) – Perc Trax 07. Tobias – He Said – Ostgut Ton 08. Sean Ray – Deep 454 (Space DJz & Mr O Remix) – Bulletdodge Records 09. Terence Fixmer – Descente – Planete Rouge 10. Planetary Assault Systems – Future Modular – Mote-Evolver 11. Epi Centrum – Raw (Audio Injection Remix) – Synewave 12. Eomac – Crackts – Killekill 13. Nehuen – Non Verbal Thinking – Classicworks
(313) Chicago House Master Mix
Hi guys, not really 313, but 312..it's only a digit out and i know theres some fans of chicago house on here This is a mix I did for Dj International Radio, using records predominantly from 87/88/89. Any excuse to do a Chicago House mix ;). These records make up the spine of my collection, which has been built around the early years 86/87/88 from which so much good music was released. This mix is a shade under 2 hours of 'Music that's good for your soul' to quote the now sadly deceased Frankie knuckles. I've thrown in a few unavoidable crackles and mixes that aren't synced to within an inch of their lives make the mix a bit more organic than the usual offerings. To make ilife even more difficult, as with all my mixes, there's never any planning, I choose a first record and go from there, if I let a record for its duration it's because it's either a brilliant record which should be heard in it's entirety or I'm frantically searching for the record I want to go with it (usually a combination of both. I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I did making it. Mix is here - https://soundcloud.com/placid_88/placid-mmix Track list (in Alphabetical Order) 3 Voices - Escape - Sound Pak Critical Digital - It's House - Critical House Da Posse - Don't Try to Fight It - Dance Mania Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder - DJ International Fingers Inc - A Path - Dj International Fred Brown - The Whop - Rockin' House Gherkin Jerks - Don't Dis The Beat - Gherkin House to House - Taste My Love - Police Jackmaster Curt - It's A Mans World - Jiszack Master Jackmaster Curt - Real Fresh House - East Joe R Lewis - Acid Falls - Target Joe R Lewis - Separate Ways - Target Jungle Wonz - The Jungle - Trax Last Generation - Feel My Love - Lower Level Records Le Melange - Tortured Journey - Precision M E - Ride - Trax Master C & J - Face It - Streetside Records Maurice Joshua - I Gotta Big Dick - Trax Rio D - I Gotto Make It - Rio Records Risque Rhythm Team - More Than Just a Dance - Chicago Connection Rocko - Here's The House - Street Life Shawn Shegog - Love Traxs - No Name Steve Poindexter - Chilling With The P - Muzique Street Side Boys - I Want to be with you - Streetside Records Victor Romeo - The Art of Acid - Dance Mania William S - I'll never Let you go - Trax As you can probably tell, done in one hit, on 2 x technics - Squidged into an mp3 @320kbps.
RE: (313) Terrence Parker
I have no real information on these no shows (just whats been said here) but I do have first hand experience of booking & dealing with him and he was a real gent, his agent was a hard a** though, difficult to deal with if I remember correctly. I hope he sorts all this stuff out as his by far one of the best djs I ever seen. From: Kevin Kennedy [mailto:the...@gmail.com] Sent: 01 May 2014 06:31 To: Wibo Lammerts Cc: kent williams; Lerato Khati; Jurado Daniel; 313@hyperreal.org Subject: Re: (313) Terrence Parker I really don't have an opinion on what TP is doing...but I do have a couple of thoughts One-as I have also had the opportunity to perform with, and talk with Terrence...I don't find him to be a 'superstar' dj...I find him to be almost a total square peg. To me, that doesn't matter much. As I have been following this, I've had a couple of feelings about it. One-many people enjoy kicking you while you're down. And, two: This music business has always been a game played by people with honest hearts against those who would rather eat your heart for breakfast. My hope is that he'll tell us all the story in some public way (whether he 'makes his goal' or not). I believe it could be a great cautionary tale-because some kid with a good ear and stars in their eyes needs to know that this business and life have a dark side. I've lived the good times and the bad in music, and can say with great talent comes great pain. I refuse to trash TP publicly. I do think that on its face this issue looks horrible for him and his 'image.' As a believer in God, it also can be difficult for the non-secular among us to not think of Televangelists begging for money before 'God calls me home.' I only hope that he is able to make a resolution. Personally-I've been homeless TWICE, lost 75% of my records, all my memorabilia and two different hardware studio setups already...and I've never, NEVER been able to find an agent willing to work for me. One day it may happen. However you look at this situation-it's really quite sad and painful to watch. If you like being uncomfortable, it's a great drama. I'll keep my eyes on something more positive instead. On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 1:17 PM, Wibo Lammerts mailto:wibo...@gmail.com>> wrote: Cheers Kent. 2014-04-30 19:10 GMT+02:00 kent williams mailto:chaircrus...@gmail.com>>: LIke I said, I have no idea what happened with Terrence, and people who are professionals should show up when they're expected and do what they do. Missing gigs as a DJ is really hard to live down. As an example, Paul Johnson got a reputation as a no show, and I think that it still effects the number and quality of bookings he gets to this day. I just want people to know that whatever happened, TP is a human being too. There's a tendency -- and I'm not accusing anyone on this list per se -- to pile on when someone's down, and I couldn't see it happen to someone I know and respect and hold my tongue. On Wed, Apr 30, 2014 at 11:55 AM, Lerato Khati mailto:booki...@uzuriartistbookingsandmanagement.com>> wrote: very sad to hear about TP's personal circumstances and i wish him all the best . i do wish though that the issue with the promoters was handled a bit better . most promoters are actually reasonable . you do get idiots same as in any other job but i do believe that when you give good reasons for canceling shows to promoters and give them time to find a replacement dj and working on solutions with them then a good way can be found in resolving issues . i work with mainly american dj's . 1 of those dj's had to cancel a whole tour of 10 dates last december as his mom was out of the blue , diagnosed with a terminal illness and he just wanted to go home , understandably so . i immediately reached out to promoters and asked the said dj to also publish a formal statement apologizing to fans who had already purchased tickets for some of those shows . 100 % of the promoters were very supportive . we managed to reschedule all of the shows . i heard that 1 of the promoters involved in the TP situation went as far as the airport and he was nowhere to be seen . they got an email that evening saying he could not make it and they feel that they were not even afforded a valid reason for the no show ! my biggest worry with this situation is that , this fallout will impact other dj's - just because they happen to be american . when i started working with dj's beginning of 2008 . i approached several known clubs in europe and as soon as they realized that i was working with mainly american dj's some went as far as to say that they simply are not comfortable with working with american dj's because they come with problems . i.e. , not showing up for gigs and general attitude problems . i feel in the last few yrs we turned a corner in changing that perception . it would be a big shame if we go back to the s
