Master mixes were common in the late 80's, early 90's turn you radio to any Urban/RnB radio station on a Friday night. "It takes two to make things go right....woo...yeah...woo...yeah... I wanna rock right now...."
I remember buying a Euro-house master mix and a classic house master mix showcasing all the popular house tracks from 1987 with Sleezy D I've lost Control and mostly thumping digital drum machines. You got to love the TR-707 bass drum and cowbell. on 3/3/03 7:23 PM, spw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You'd be making a good point if the Wizard was actually live, it's called a > master mix. > > on 3/2/03 10:04 AM, Maarten Baute at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> >>> i dunno man, he's played SO long that he shouldn't be doing trainwrecks >>> in every mix in 1 hour mix :) i'd like to hear how he was back in the >>> day, like over 10 years ago, or late 80's :) >> >> You wanna know how da wizzard was behind the decks? >> Oh man.... he was an absolute genius.. >> I never heard anyone spin that much records in a short period, all fitting >> well togheter, and with NO MISTAKES at all! >> >> Cheers, >> Maarten
