another one that no one seems to have mentioned yet -
terry lee brown jr's "terry's cafe 3" on plastic city.
i have the jasper, weatherall, and herbert mixes that
everyone else has mentioned and the tlb jr. is prolly
still my favorite of the lot. way less banging/clubby
than the previous 2 volumes of the cafe series - it
was intended as a chillout house mix and has tracks
from perlon, guidance, lo fi and other labels.
glitchy in spots but really smooth/lush as well,
meticulously put together. i think his live dj sets
are more uptempo for the obvious reasons though, a
shame...
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Date: Thu, 19 Apr 2001 00:59:03 +1000 (EST)
To: idm@hyperreal.org
From: =?iso-8859-1?q?Matt=20Tudor?=
<consum_d@yahoo.com.au>
Subject: Re: [idm] clicks 'n' cuts djs
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quoted 4 lines Anyone know of any djs out there who spin stuff
> > Anyone know of any djs out there who spin stuff
> that could still be classified
> > as "danceable" house/techno but that is on more of
> a experimental tip? quoted 5 lines Andrew Weatherall's Hypercity on Forcetracks (out 15
> Andrew Weatherall's Hypercity on Forcetracks (out 15
> May) and
> Matthew Herbert's Letsallmakemistakes (out now on
> Tresor) are stellar
> examples of what you're seeking.
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