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| Mix Info:Git Down 3.04mins @150BPM Techno |
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| Mix Info:Futility 5.15mins @150BPM Techno |
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No extra EJay programmes needed to listen to this mix. Message sent with this Mix: Despite the other cliché sample "Are you are ready" further on the mix increases in addictiveness and makes you want to dance, I was buzzing, and thinking the original score needs to go up. Some female vocals used in an intelligent way to drive the mix confirm this, as does John' s slow progressive breakdown that follows. It is beautifully done, there are all sorts of sweeps, subtle synth lines and that gorgeous raspy synth hook is fading a little into the background to glide the listener down to a bridge/break section which is finally introduced by a drum roll. As soon the listener is "down" they are hinted that they are going up again with a slow build of more subtle synth lines, a stuttering flanged sound effect acting as a drum fill, and a less subtle beautifully placed acid line, backed up by that gorgeous raspy synth hook from earlier has been faded back in. ,br>The end of bridge is announced with a loud sweep, one last blast of the raspy synth hook and a snare roll at the two minute seven seconds position. A new theme begins which is two bass lines (one standard the other a bit more acid) answering each other in a very danceable and catchy manner. The acid line is altered to announce an imminent major mix theme change is going to take place. A church bell is used like an orchestral crash to annouce the departure of both bass lines. A few more church bell strikes are used with the drum pattern alone before another synth line enters the mix and all drums and percussion instruments except a clap and a cymbal are skilfully removed from the mix for another bridge. Personally I think this mix should have finished at this point because after the bridge it deteriorates into "satellite tv channel chooser" techno once again, "What were you thinking John?". Perhaps at the time it was more leading edge but the last minute or so of this mix is less quality of the end of the mix is less and a little annoying, "Put that girl out of her misery" , now I know why the overall mix was scored with 8, because the majority of the mix scores 10 out of 10 in my opinion. The mix score of 8 comes from the following scores, structure 10/10, catchiness 8/10, wide audience appeal 7/10, demonstration of general musical skill 10/10, originality 6/10 (that ending is shocking), production including equalisation, reverb delay, stereo position, volume fades etc. 10/10. I recommend the first three minutes to everyone who enjoys any sort of dance or electronic music, djs will not go wrong mix some of it into their sets. The last minutes of the mix will only be enjoyed by serious Ejay fans and techno heads only I think and probably only for nostalgia reasons. |
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| Mix Info:Afrika 3.16mins @160BPM Techno |
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Basic Samples needed. Import Samples needed. (In the mix.) Message sent with this Mix: (US2K says) It is quite fascinating well worth 8 out of 10 in my opinion. |
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| Mix Info:Oiled Pixie Mix 4:04minsmins @150BPM Dark Techno |
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| Mix Info:Vulture 4:45mins @150BPM Mellow Techno |
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| Mix Info:The Light 4:16mins @160BPM Techno |
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No extra EJay programmes needed to listen to this mix. Message sent with this Mix: Bass Mom & Dj CrusadeReview: I am very impressed with this intro it is dramatic and the use of the drum and snares are outstanding the vocals are spot on and the overall compostion and originality of this track have left me in the mood to dance!!! I highly recommend this mix to anyone who wants to have an all night party or rave!!!! BASS BOMBER gets an even 10 on this track!!!!! 10 Max MotionReview: I wonder where Bassbomber is now , he produced some great tracks though this isn`t one of them though. This is a very dis-jointed track , it does flow smoothly in places but the theme just isn`t strong enough to hold it together. 6 US2K Review: (Historic JJ Review) In a word - no... (Well not quite.... lol.) Seriously, I didn't like the "blippy" intro to this tune, although it does kick into it as soon as it hits go...!!! Just after the two min mark, we get what begins to sound like a half decent mix again, which has a very eurodream/rave/euphoric feel to it, and the second half works a lot better than the first for me, which is a bit hit-and-miss with some mismatched samples... Liked the breaks and the outro, which are well done, but this one lacks the continuity and flow of the one above, most probably due to some mistiming here and there, which doesn't give it the same impact... It's not too bad overall with some good ideas in there, and I still think this is John's best format... (US2K Says) I think JJ was too harsh I really like the happy rave feel, and I like the use of the vox to create breaks in the mix. My score is 7 out of 10. |
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