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Clint Anderson | 8 Feb 22:22
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chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386

i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness

http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/

1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
2 Jakes – Scannerz
3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
7 Broken note – Zealot
8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
12 16bit- Jump
13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
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Basma O | 8 Feb 22:28
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Re: chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

taaanks hh on the d/l :D

On 8 February 2010 13:22, Clint Anderson <clinta <at> gmail.com> wrote:


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> http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386
>
> i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
> good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness
>
>
> http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/
>
> 1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 2 Jakes – Scannerz
> 3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
> 4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
> 5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
> 6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
> 7 Broken note – Zealot
> 8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
> 9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
> 11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 12 16bit- Jump
> 13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>
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Shannon Oram | 9 Feb 04:25
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Re: chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

very enjoyable!!

Clint Anderson wrote:

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> http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386
> 
> i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
> good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness
> 
> 
> http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/
> 
> 1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 2 Jakes – Scannerz
> 3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
> 4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
> 5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
> 6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
> 7 Broken note – Zealot
> 8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
> 9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
> 11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 12 16bit- Jump
> 13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
> 
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Basma O | 9 Feb 10:40
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Re: chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

  same here, it's got substance... and the mixing very mindful I
thought,...

On 8 February 2010 19:25, Shannon Oram <shannonoram <at> gmail.com> wrote:


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> very enjoyable!!
>
>
> Clint Anderson wrote:
>
>> http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386
>>
>> i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
>> good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness
>>
>>
>> http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/
>>
>> 1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>> 2 Jakes – Scannerz
>> 3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
>> 4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
>> 5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
>> 6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
>> 7 Broken note – Zealot
>> 8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
>> 9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>> 10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
>> 11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>> 12 16bit- Jump
>> 13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>
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Emanuele Rodolà | 9 Feb 12:00
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Re: chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

enjoying this a lot

2010/2/9 Basma O <basma.o <at> gmail.com>:

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>  same here, it's got substance... and the mixing very mindful I
> thought,...
>
>
>
> On 8 February 2010 19:25, Shannon Oram <shannonoram <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> very enjoyable!!
>>
>>
>> Clint Anderson wrote:
>>
>>> http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386
>>>
>>> i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
>>> good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/
>>>
>>> 1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 2 Jakes – Scannerz
>>> 3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
>>> 4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
>>> 5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
>>> 6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
>>> 7 Broken note – Zealot
>>> 8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
>>> 9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
>>> 11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 12 16bit- Jump
>>> 13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>>
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Cheyne Bush | 9 Feb 19:31
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Re: chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)

not exactly techstep/neurofunk...? really good mix.

--- On Tue, 2/9/10, Emanuele Rodolà <e.rodola <at> gmail.com> wrote:

From: Emanuele Rodolà <e.rodola <at> gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [idm] chasing shadows jan 2010 studio mix (good shit holmes)
To: "IDM List" <idm <at> hyperreal.org>
Date: Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 3:00 AM

enjoying this a lot

2010/2/9 Basma O <basma.o <at> gmail.com>:

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>  same here, it's got substance... and the mixing very mindful I
> thought,...
>
>
>
> On 8 February 2010 19:25, Shannon Oram <shannonoram <at> gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> very enjoyable!!
>>
>>
>> Clint Anderson wrote:
>>
>>> http://www.torontojungle.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1075386
>>>
>>> i really enjoyed the shit out of this 21 minute mix
>>> good combo of tech step/neurofunk and bizarre noisy weirdness
>>>
>>>
>>> http://www.zshare.net/audio/71761678be394f03/
>>>
>>> 1 Laid Blak- Red (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 2 Jakes – Scannerz
>>> 3 Foamo – Wardance (Reso rmx)
>>> 4 TwoFingers feat Sway – That girl (Spor rmx)
>>> 5 Chasing Shadows – ILL
>>> 6 Chasing Shadows – Odyssey
>>> 7 Broken note – Zealot
>>> 8 Black Sun Empire – The 405
>>> 9 D-minds – T-10 (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 10 Benga & Walsh – Biscuit Factory
>>> 11 Damien Marley – It Was Written (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>> 12 16bit- Jump
>>> 13 Tasha Baxter – The Visitor (Chasing Shadows rmx)
>>>
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Kit mailinglist | 7 Feb 17:20
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Hong Kong Multimedia Remix Project

Hello Members in Hyperreal.org

Have been subscribing this mailing list for long time, and would like to
make an announcement in the community.

A Hong Kong music project is looking for international co-operations, and
wonder if any members here is interested or have any recommendations.

We would like to invited Musician/Sound Artist to remix/re-arrage tracks
from the Hong Kong singer/songwriter from Chet Lam.
http://www.youtube.com/user/lyfemusic?blend=2&ob=1&rclk=cti --> most of the
musics you find in this youtube channel is made for mainstream release in
Hong Kong/China and Asia. We are looking for new sounds and new
interpretations of his concept across the continents, to turn the audience
expectation around, and connect with musicians from different countries,
after the track is completed, we will also invite visual artist to create
music videos for the tracks.

The tentative title of the projected is "In Transit"

We have already engaged known musicians/producers from Japan,
Germany/Switzerland, USA and Turkey, the project will be released in
physical CD to be sold in the markets, as well as digital download.

This is an indie music project, and we are happy to offer a reasonable
budget for the production of each tracks.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

A short English introduction from Chet Lam can be find under:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chet_Lam

A brief introduction for myself, Kit Hung, Hong Kong Filmmaker:
www.soundlesswindchime.com / www.kithung.net

Please kindly send your e-mail and sample tracks to
InTransitChetLam <at> gmail.com. We will get back to you as soon as we can.

Thank you.

Best

Kit Hung
Writer/Director
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Digital::Nimbus | 6 Feb 23:24
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D::N Playlist #357

DIGITAL::NIMBUS :: Electronic Audio Freakquencies
http://digitalnimbus.com :: http://kuci.org
KUCI 88.9 FM, Friday Nights 12-3am (PST)

Playlist #357
...with tracks by Bitcrush, Atmogat, Recue, Adam Johnson, Worm Is
Green, Five Step Path, Milieu, The Flashbulb, Kattoo, Larvae, Defrag,
Port-Royal, Arovane, Bola, PEM, No Movement No Sound No Memories,
Bitstream, Quinoline Yellow, Henry Jacobs, Einoma, Autechre, Aphex
Twin, Meat Beat Manifesto and more!

Playlist :: http://digitalnimbus.com/playlists/dn_playlist.php?ShowID=357
Stream :: http://digitalnimbus.net/archive/feb_2010/dn_357.m3u
Download :: http://digitalnimbus.net/archive/feb_2010/dn_357.mp3

Pietrobot & Freakquency Modulator.
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Richard Hester | 6 Feb 22:02
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More Mix n' Match Wild Kingdom

Tonight's Wild Kingdom  will feature some recent acquisitions mixed with 
old stock, including a brace of Isan, a bit of Clark, a couple Autechre, 
a hint of Silicon Scally, a dash of early Aphex, and topped off with a 
sprig of Moog tribute. Last week's show list is at 
http://www.kfjc.org/music/playlist.php?i=34612 - read on if you'd like 
to get at the show archives.

Limited time archives for all shows on KFJC (including this one) are 
available at http://www.kfjc.org/broadcast_archives/ . These are 
"rolling archives", available for two weeks after any given show. Send 
comments and suggestions to info <at> kfjc.org .

"The Wild Kingdom" airs on KFJC-FM 89.7, Saturday night/Sunday Morning, 
12A-3A (8A-10A GMT). Potential listeners outside the San Francisco Bay 
area can find a webcast at http://www.kfjc.org/netcast/index.php . 
Present and past Wild Kingdom playlists are also archived at kfjc.org. 
You can also check out archived playlists from my first KFJC show "Just 
Desserts" that was on Fridays 10P-2A from 1992 through 1999. Archived 
playlists exist for that show starting from Fall 1995 to New Year's Eve 
1999/2000, so you can see what what I'm up to these days is pretty much 
consistent with what I was up to all along.

If you do tune in (especially via the web), please take a little time to 
let me know your locale. I'm also interested in promo music from all 
over and in promoting local (San Francisco Bay area) techno-type events. 
If you want to do some promotion for an event, contact the KFJC 
promotions department at promo <at> kfjc.org to arrange ticket giveaways 
and/or to send information for inclusion in our concert outlook. Thanks 
to those who have sent promo music so far.

Regards,

Richard Hester
"Mr. Goodwrench"
"The Wild Kingdom"
SU 12A-3A
KFJC-FM 89.7,
Los Altos Hills, California
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Greg Bird | 6 Feb 01:58
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{SF} Saturday [KONTROL] presents Dixon (Innervisions) + Seth Troxler (Spectral)

Saturday, February 6th, 2010

[ K O N T R O L ]

minimal techno + avant house
every 1st Saturday at The Endup

featuring from Berlin:

::: DIXON :::

(Innervisions, Sonar Kollektiv, Get Physical, BBE)

We first encountered Innervisions label boss Dixon at
an after party for 2008's Decibel Festival, where his
highly stylized take on deep house music, coupled
with superior mixing skills and masterful programming,
turned us all into believers.  Taking the history of
dance music and being able to turn it into something
uniquely his own is a rare trait indeed, and perhaps
one of the many reasons this dancefloor maestro was
voted Resident Advisor's #6 DJ in the world for 2009.

and from Detroit via Berlin:

::: SETH TROXLER :::

(Visionquest, Crosstown Rebels, Spectral Sound)
(Wagon Repair, Wolf + Lamb, Circus Company)

When we invited Seth Troxler to play for us back in
2008, he was a recent transplant to Berlin from Detroit,
and a spirited young DJ very much on the rise.  In the
year and a half since, Seth's reputation for rocking
parties has absolutely blown up worldwide, with him
too securing a spot in RA's top DJs of 2009 at #8.
Drawing equally from Detroit's rich history and Berlin's
hedonistic party culture, Troxler's oft discussed sets
are enthusiastic, sexy, and most of all, serious fun.

with residents:

ALLAND BYALLO  (Nightlight . Liebe*Detail . Dirt Crew)
http://www.myspace.com/alland

CRAIG KUNA   (Mothership . Platform . ESDJCO)
http://www.myspace.com/craig1

SAMMY D   (Classic . Dirtybird . Utensil . Magnificent 7)
http://www.myspace.com/sammydoyle

NIKOLA BAYTALA   (S.W.A.T. . Robsoul . Junior Boys Own)
http://www.myspace.com/nikolaswat

_________________________________________________________

The ENDUP
401 6th St @ Harrison, SF
10pm - 6am / 21+ / $20
http://www.theendup.com

FREE before 11pm!

_________________________________________________________

Facebook Invite:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=269870193582

Flyer:
http://www.kontrolsf.com/K56/K56H.jpg

Poster:
http://www.kontrolsf.com/K56/K56P.jpg

_________________________________________________________

::: DIXON :::

THE DJ:  When Dixon entered the Berlin club circuit in the early 90’s, he
established his name on the strength of DJing. Back then, confidence or
experience based on putting out mixes on the internet did not matter as much
as it does now. You had to do your practice, of course, but when your thing
was good and tight enough to take it to the clubs, there were opportunities
to do so. But those opportunities meant responsibilities. A residency did
not mean playing the same club every once in a while, it meant playing the
same club every week. The crowd did not consist of people that wander in and
out of club nights and its guest DJs as the weekly hype commanded them, it
consisted of people which headed straight to a certain club night because
they were sure its resident DJ would deliver the goods this week as he did
last week, and the next weeks to come. As long as that happened, there was
no need to move on. You made your decision to return out of good experience
and you stuck to it as long as it lasted. In such a context, there is no way
to learn quicker how to become a very good DJ than by making people dance
throughout a set that lasts the whole night, on a very regular basis. If you
can’t hold the crowd for hours then, you fall through. It is learning by
doing, the hard way. Dixon did not only learn very quickly, he loved every
moment of it. Starting out low, slow, unfolding the flow, working towards a
peak, then working towards another, turning up, turning down, to find the
exact point from which to swing moods, to find the perfect way to end what
should be a lasting experience. Once you passed your exams in the night club
school of that era with distinction, you can rely on it forevermore, and
Dixon surely did. His residencies then and now are obviously schooled on the
stylistic and technical versatility and skills, attitude, stamina and
experience based on countless nights honing ways to direct a loyal crowd on
the dance floor at will. Hours spent to find and select the right music to
achieve the levels of intensity necessary, hours spent to plan the imminent
night’s structure and proceedings, and then hours spent putting it into
action. Dixon was always more than happy to spend this much time on his
nights, because he takes his profession seriously. It is exactly what
matters most to him. He has always been and he always will be a DJ first.
This is the mission he embarked on, no end in sight.

THE MIXES:  Keeping all this in mind, it comes as no surprise that Dixon
extended his merits beyond the club by a medium closely connected to the DJ
craft. He compiled and mixed the Off Limits compilations, which became very
popular and introduced his impeccable style of mixing to a public reception
way beyond that of those who had already heard him play in a club context.
Later he branched out to even more success by doing a highly influential mix
compilation for the Get Physical label’s Body Language series, a mix CD that
has inspired people all over the world. These releases were intended to show
the sincere dedication Dixon has to his profession, and they evidentially
do.

THE CLUBS:  When DJ Dixon, as he then was known, entered the circuit in the
early 90’s, the music dominating Berlin’s clubland was relentless. Those
were the days when the city’s well documented legacy as techno mainstay was
formed. Maybe surprising to some, Dixon delved into breakbeats first, and
made his first appearances playing at events organized by Atari Teenage
Riot. And he was a teenager himself. And teenagers tend to discover what
they really want very quickly. And what dixon discovered was house. He very
much totally fell in love with it. What Dixon also discovered was that his
concept of house did not necessarily match the concept of house other DJs
had, and it certainly did not match the relentlessness mentioned above.
Dixon is a soul boy at heart, but he does not like his soul screaming in
your face. He likes his soul true and pure. It was the first and not the
last time that Dixon felt he did not really belong to the proceedings. His
style of playing was too deep and stripped for the ruling garage pomp of the
gay house scene, yet not banging enough to meet the demands of the techno
ravers. Nevertheless, Dixon decided to stick to his idea of house, also the
first but not the last time. And he was around, developing his skills and
style at club legends like E-Werk, Tresor, Turbine and WMF’s seminal audio
video disco nights. In 2005, Dixon founded Inner City, a monthly night at
Berlin’s seminal Weekend Club that served to give Dixon back the opportunity
to play like he could when he started out playing. It was obvious to anybody
attending that the club was more than liberating. Dixon used the
possibilities of his newly found freedom to full effect, constructing
marathon sets that soothed the crowds, and later whipped them into a frenzy
until sunrise and further. Soon the other Innervisions DJs as well as
illustrious guest DJs joined the party, and Inner City became a guiding
light for all things house, as attending clubbers, DJs and producers spread
the word far beyond Berlin’s city limits.

===> LINKS:

Website:
http://www.innercityvisions.com/

Discography:
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Dixon

Myspace (w/ music samples):
http://www.myspace.com/justdixon

Juno Plus interview (w/ music):
http://www.junodownload.com/plus/2010/01/07/dixon-interview/

===> AUDIO:

Dixon - Live @ Trinity Nightclub, Seattle 2005:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=PF1R5PIV

===> VIDEO:

Dixon - Live w/ Ame @ Awakenings Festival, Amsterdam 2009:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yW9QV1UPEqU

Dixon - Live @ Beyond Bookings Sunday loft party, Brooklyn 2009:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlX6k_QMHlo

_________________________________________________________

::: SETH TROXLER :::

Through a leaking bodily cavity resembling the pork found in Chinese
restaurants, Satan shat out a crystal beaming with glowing red embers. This
crystal matured into the fetus of Seth Troxler. Seth was placed on earth as
a weeping fetus, the sound of inevitability. As he grew, his ancestral roots
took on a magnetic channeling power, more than his feeble mind could ever
consciously fathom. As a result, he became capable of creating some of the
world’s finest and most intuitive dance cuts, including releases on
Spectral, Items & Things (as Thrill Cosby), Circus Company, FXHE (Young
Seth), Esperanza, Beretta Grey, Leftroom, and Dumb Unit.

Through a preternatural understanding of rave, Seth conjours up mixes like
Botticelli conjoured his Venus. He has played many outstanding international
gigs, notably Panorama Bar, Watergate, Robert Johnson, Harry Kline, Batofar,
City Fox, The Rex and LA’s Avalon, and NYC’s Wolf + Lamb parties. He was
also a key conceptual force behind America’s “Tesh Club” now, “Vissionquest”
parties/production group with partners Ryan Crosson and Lee Curtiss.

His musical influences include the chirping of crickets, the whirring of
space ships, and the sweet sounds of whistling voodoo magic. However, Seth
draws the majority of his inspiration from Robert Downey Jr., and the idea
of releasing the shackles that bind Downey so he can finally do heroin in
peace.

On cold Detroit or Berlin evenings one can often witness Seth Troxler in his
front yard, situated beside an overly-cumbersome boombox in a nylon
tracksuit, jacking his body to old Dancemania cuts and cooking BBQ. To be
involved in such a happening, or eat any of his cooking for that matter, is
truly magic.

===> LINKS:

Seth Troxler's discography:
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Seth%20Troxler

Seth Troxler on MySpace:
http://www.myspace.com/sethtroxler

Teshno.com Interview, August 2009:
http://www.teshno.com/2009/08/seth-troxler-interview.html

===> AUDIO:

Live @ Busta Groove, Dice Club, Berlin  08.28.09:
http://soundcloud.com/r_co/seth-troxler-live-busta-groove-dice-club-berlin-28-08-2009

===> VIDEO:

Seth Troxler - Early morning @ Robert Johnson, Frankfurt 2009:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzmiFnEK6Q4

Seth Troxler - Live @ [KONTROL] SF  09.06.08:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo78JKHMdN8

_________________________________________________________

http://www.kontrolsf.com

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6631032340
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Juho Hietala | 5 Feb 20:54
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Blamstrain live set recording

A bit over a year old set from an ug bunker party held in Turku, Finland:
http://xw.fi/~jh/blamstrain-live_at_holvi_turku_20-12-2008.mp3

It's half live, half DJing some of my friends' tracks.

Enjoy!
-J
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