Quite a few can be found here; the link at the bottom contains all of
them zipped into a 700 MB file.
Enjoy! Courtesy of the Archiver and the UR forum.
Wojtek (Voytek)
http://www.thearchiver.net/data/audio/thewizard/jeffmillsakathewizard-mix1.mp3
Or you can get them from this page
http://www.thearchiver.net/data/stream_high/audio/wizard/thewizard.html
The Archiver
-Original Message-
From: Wojtek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 April 2007 00:44
To: 313 313
Subject: (313) Wizard mixes galore
Quite a few can be found here; the
I did a mix. There's a story to it but who cares? If anyone does I'll tell
then ask the list a question...
http://www.thatamazingthing.com/Mixes/Brasil.mp3
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A part of FUTURESONIC 2007
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Expect stunning live
The Outlet Collective present...
For the first time ever on one of mankind's favourite planets, the debut
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With very special guest DJ
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Alongside Jamie
o!
..just listened and was surprised to discover it's an obvious remix of Rhythim
is Rhythim Icon (has the same strings, hard to miss those!)...and it's pretty
dope imo!
I got passed an mp3, I glanced at discogs and it doesn't look like it's out
yet? What's the deal?
I glanced at discogs and it doesn't look like it's
out yet? What's the deal?
here's some info on that, it's unreleased yet:
http://www.theoriginalsoundtrack.com/blog/archives/0652.htm
c*
Kenny Larkin samples a line from movie in the Good God track on the
FunkFaker: Music saves My Soul album. What movie is it from?
Wow I actually have time to day to investigate something that came from the
list instead of just marking for attention for a
later-that-never-comes
So
Just had a listen and I think that's a bit unfair (or maybe giving it too much
praise!). It's not Icon. It just uses those strings
It's not your cap Fred, it's because you're a known troublemaker.
On 17 Apr 2007, at 03:43, Fred Heutte wrote:
Archetype, Aaron, Brooks . . . and Claude?! I am so there :)
What is the Esko Lounge anyway? Is that the place
that wouldn't let me in when Doc Martin was playing
last year
Not true old chap - direct flights on Expedia at the moment for £380.
On 17 Apr 2007, at 09:02, Odeluga, Ken wrote:
Problem is Greg, a flight (alone) is now the equivalent of around
$1400.
Is this still considered reasonable?
-Original Message-
From: Greg Earle [mailto:[EMAIL
hey JT...
Interesting tune but it's not really a remix. Is it even a sample?
(same machine made the strings praps)
I quite like it though, apart from that hi hat sound that sounds
really sharp in my right ear (possibly my problem that tho).
So, Ame on the Icon tip and Christian Prommer
Interesting tune but it's not really a remix. Is it even a sample?
(same machine made the strings praps)
hmm well ok then. exact same strings, and i hear more than a little influence
in the percussion too, and the whole thing sounds like carl craig doing his
krauty thing done by krauts, so
people on Analogue Heaven are all over JMJ.
you'd think that after 12 years of hearing people rave about him, that I'd
have given a single listen to anything he's made...
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To: 313@Hyperreal.Org 313@hyperreal.org
Sent:
On 4/18/07, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
people on Analogue Heaven are all over JMJ.
you'd think that after 12 years of hearing people rave about him, that I'd
have given a single listen to anything he's made...
you? purposely avoiding listening to music that might be good for 12
years? NEVER.
All the JMJ I ever heard sounded cheesy to me, but maybe I missed
something that wasn't. Why is he considered so good by some?
~David
On 4/18/07, Thomas D. Cox, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/18/07, /0 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
people on Analogue Heaven are all over JMJ.
you'd think that
On 4/18/07, David Powers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All the JMJ I ever heard sounded cheesy to me, but maybe I missed
something that wasn't. Why is he considered so good by some?
he has his moments, just like tomita and tangerine dream and all those
other prog/ambient types from the 70s and 80s.
i'm not really familiar with his work. our music teacher was a big fan
of oxygene many, many years ago... maybe that's why i never listened
to his stuff. he surely has his moments, i recently came across a few
tracks which suprised me (can't name them, tho...), as i thought he was
cheesy,
Interesting tune but it's not really a remix. Is it even a sample?
(same machine made the strings praps)
hmm well ok then. exact same strings, and i hear more than a little
influence in the percussion too, and the whole thing sounds like
carl craig doing his krauty thing done by krauts,
Blimey Francis are you feeling OK? :)
Just had a listen to the start...lovely stuff...
robin...
On 18 Apr 2007, at 11:07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I did a mix. There's a story to it but who cares? If anyone does
I'll tell then ask the list a question...
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