someone earlier mentioned dj/rupture's minefield(?), in the context of
"taken over as his favorite mix ever".
is it really that good?
and are any of the other journeys by dj decent?
i'll chime in with a good word for the solidsteel stuff. the
coldcut/kid606 one is especially enjoyable, in a party context.
__michal
On Fri, Sep 06, 2002 at 07:42:14AM -0700, b.phenix wrote:
quoted 37 lines the journeys by djs coldcut cd may be a perfect fit. some idm, some
>
> the journeys by djs coldcut cd may be a perfect fit. some idm, some
> electro, much cutup, and hiphop. tracks include gescom, jedi
> knights, krs-one, plastikman, etc. came out five years ago or so,
> but word has it that has just been re-released.
>
> or go grab some tracks off www.lancelockarm.com and really
> confuse them (cuts like miss elliott + aphex twin, etc)
>
> b.
>
> On Fri, 6 Sep 2002, Aaron Meyers wrote:
>
> :Alright... I'm having a party soon at my apartment and I'm not in a
> :position to have a DJ over or anything, so I'm on the lookout for any
> :continuous mix CDs that will encourage party guests to keep their asses
> :shaking. However, I don't want to run the risk of alienating people
> :with music that is too esoteric for them to feel comfortable dancing
> :to. So, with that in mind, could anyone suggest some mix CD's that put
> :being eclectic and accessible at a high priority but still have the IDM
> :flavor (and some hip hop as well perhaps)? Stuff that I think fits the
> :bill for example might be the DJ Food mix cd or Marcia Blaine School for
> :Girls. Alright. Thanks.
> :
> :-Aaron
> :
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