quoted 2 lines I second that recommendation. There are a few songs on there I don't
> I second that recommendation. There are a few songs on there I don't
> like, but the rest are well worth the price of admission.
It's not bad overall; there's enough range on it that it's interesting.
What's sort of funny is that the supposed highlights (from Mute's radio
rep) are the drum-n-bass tracks, which I can't say did much for me. On the
whole, the more eclectic mixes were more appealing to me. I do have to go
back and listen to the Air Liquide mix, though.
My tops on this one has to be the "blade runner" remix of future days,
done by Carl Craig. It's the kind of track that gets embedded into your
consciousness, only to pop up days, weeks, or months later, and you can't
place it for a while. I love the snares and the unintelligable vocal
sounds, and it's cool the way he never brings in a solid kick drum, it's
just those sharp snares and layers upon layers of pads.
Bill / dj marathon
p.s. - look for some new RealAudio on my page soon - I've got a armchair
beats set to put up from this last week's radio show, plus some
drum-n-bass, plus maybe some surprises. I'll post to the list when it's
up. Quick teaser artist list for the beats set: [clatterbox/thievery
corporation/a tribe called quest/autechre, + more]
quoted 4 lines I'd say my favorites off of it are the A Guy Called Gerald and Air
> I'd say my favorites off of it are the A Guy Called Gerald and Air
> Liquide mixes. But that doesn't detract from the listenability of the
> whole thing. 2CDs and I can listen to it all the way through, and like
> it.
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