> I particularly like the Garnier X-Mix CD - some Kenny Larkin, > Journey of the Dragons, Final Frontier on there etc.
Yep that's a good one! I'll forgive him for the hardfloor remix of 'circus bells' though ;) but dropping UR 003, now that's a moment.. another good one is the DJ Hell 'wildstyle' X-Mix CD. It's not flashy mixing by any stretch (smooth and even) but the older tracks are class: Bobby Konders, Phortune, Kevin Saunderson, Ron Trent, Steve Poindexter 'work that MF', K-ALexi 'all for lee-sah' and probably one of the best moments of DJ Skull's career: Stomping Grounds. definitely check it out for a clean mix of Chicago and detroity house. I used to have to drive 4 hours from Michigan to Chicago a lot in 1996-97, so to keep me awake (driving thru Indiana is torture, and not just from the industrial waste smell) I had in the trunk CD jukebox: Laurent Garnier Mix, Jeff Mills Liquid Room mix CD, Black Dog - Bytes, The Claude Young mix CD on DJ Kicks, Transmat: relics CD and a small arsenal of Radio 1 mixtapes: Slam, Stacey Pullen, and about 4 by Dave Clarke... (thanks Rob!) Peace, Matt MacQueen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
