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Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

32 durable postsStarted 2010-02-07Latest 2010-03-02
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[B][U][FONT=Calibri][SIZE=4][COLOR=#ffa500]Transitions 284[/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/U][/B]

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[FONT=Century Gothic][COLOR=orange][B]The third studio set of 2010 is uptempo, deep and well worth checking out for anyone that enjoys the live sets, turning their Transitions shows up to 11 so that the neighbours can share in the experience too ! [/B][/COLOR][/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic][COLOR=orange][B]Plus if that wasn't enough the guest mix is simply stellar, as [ms]'s very own Chloe Harris gives us a fantastic hour of music that you simply won't want to miss ;) .[/B][/COLOR][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Diggers gets straight into things this week with Detroit Techno legend Carl Craig remixing British electropop duo Joe Goddard and Alexis Taylor(Hot Chip). Carl is reknowned for his technical productions that really challenge DJ's - multitalented he crosses genres using elements of jazz, house, disco edits, hiphop, soul and anything else that inspires him. [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][FONT=Trebuchet MS][COLOR=white]"What I'm trying to do is similar to what Miles Davis did back in the late '60 and early 70s, where it just had a feel that was timeless. But it also integrated aspects of modern technology at the same time. My whole outlook isn't to make a pop record. My whole outlook is to make a classic, timeless piece of music that I can pick up in 30 years and still be proud of." [SIZE=1]Carl Craig[/SIZE][/COLOR][/FONT] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]If you like your Techno or just want to expand your boundaries a little then check out more of Carl's work. Carl's "One Life Stand" interpretation forms p[/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic]art of a 4-track promo that also includes Joris Voorn's Dusty Flower Remix, and starts with some deep [/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic]banging techno before giving Hot Chip a dark and edgy Depeche Mode inspired feel.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]On the back of last weeks show we get another remix from Josh Wink's last artist album, this time Freerange Records co-owner James Odell (aka Jimpster and Audiomontage) gets things "Jus Right". You'd expect nothing less from someone that's remixed such a diverse range of artists from Osunlade , Bob Marley, & Seal to Mark Knight & Funkagenda to Joris Voorn and Marc Romboy. Here Jimpster give the tech original more of a deep house feel that you can foresee going down a storm on the dancefloor. [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Next up we get all dark, dirty and techy with Beyer & Dählback's remix of Pan Pot's "Confronted" a track that has been rather popular already (John played the original back on T265 and Marco Bailey's recent guest mix featured Slam's remix).[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]After the break "The Juan Maclean" provides the latest release of the Scion A/V Remix Project, a series highlighting artists from New York City label DFA . [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][FONT=Century Gothic]Prior to becoming one of the most significant names on the DFA imprint, John MacLean was a member of Sub Pop band Six Finger Satellite, whose post-punk style was inspired by Devo, Big Black, and Suicide . Their final album. 1998's Law of Ruins was produced, engineered and mixed by future DFA head James Murphy. Following [/FONT][/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic][FONT=Century Gothic]Six Finger Satellite's break up, MacLean took a haitus from music before becoming re-inspired to take the sound of his defunct band to the dancefloor, retaining flashes of post-punk and '70s experimental electronics while grafting bits of early Euro-disco, electro, Detroit techno, and Chicago house.[/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic] During the early 2000s, MacLean also became fairly prolific as a remixer, with Air ("Surfing on a Rocket"), Chromeo ("Me and My Man"), Chicken Lips ("White Dwarf"), and Roy Davis, Jr. ("I Have a Vision") just a few of the acts who sought him out. [/FONT] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]This 4 track EP, “The Future Will Come” has been remixed by Sh*t Robot, Gavin Russom, Canyons and House of House. Though 2009 saw the first release from fellow New Yorkers House of House, the duo has been rooted in the history of deep, soulful house music for quite some time. Their rub of “A Human Disaster” is the most energetic offering on this release, here w[/FONT][FONT=Century Gothic]e get a real uptempo, muti-rhythmic and cleverly arranged extravaganza that is one of those tracks that we'd never find in a month of Sundays ... but is one of those unexpected treats JD throws in from time to time.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Next up is Southampton's Alan Fitzpatrick (Drumcode, Figure, Bedrock, 8 Sided Dice) whose music has really taken off these part 18 months, culminating in future classic "Reflections". Here "Mouthwash" shows off Alan's darker driving techno side.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Following on from T282's "Intro" a couple of weeks back we get a further insight onto the batch of remixes celebrating Plus 8's back catalogue. Here Layo & Bushwack! give us an uber cool update on Hawtin's space-tech F.U.S.E. psuedoname and a real dimensional intrusion.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]John's hour of Transitions is rounded off very nicely with a newie on DJ Hell's label "International Deejay Gigolo" from Psychonauts (Pablo Clements of U.N.K.L.E. and Berlin-based Brit, Paul Mogg), with Psycatron on remixing duty. Deep tech house of the very highest order and the perfect lead in to .....[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]This weeks guest is someone that is very close to Mercuryserver's heart, pillow humping loving Progno Queen Chloe Harris. [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Chloe's mix is simply unmissable. Seemlessly blending together 21 tracks Chloe takes the listener on a musical journey with elements of deep, progressive and tech house. Chloe has an ear for a melody and creates a fantastic vibe that is perfect weekend listening, as well as making you want to shake your ass and get down and groove (damn ... how did we get back on that pillow humping subject).[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Trust me, Chloe is a real talent - her mix is serious serious stuff, and one that that will reward the listener with fresh nuances each time they replay it. [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]So grab Chloe's guest mix and John's hour, which as always, are in your ever so reliable [ms] download section ;) [/FONT]

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[SIZE=3][COLOR=#ffa500][B]John Digweed - Transitions 284 (Kiss100) 7th February 2010[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE]

[FONT=Century Gothic]01. Hot Chip - One Life Stand (Carl Craig PCP Remix) [Parlophone CDR Promo] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]02. Josh Wink - Jus Right (Jimpster Remix) [Ovum Recordings OVUM15] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]03. Pan Pot - Confronted (Adam Beyer & Jesper Dählback Remix) [Mobilee Records MOBILEE061] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]04. The Juan Maclean - A Human Disaster (House Of House Remix) [DFA Records SAV01201] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]05. Alan Fitzpatrick - Mouthwash [Unknown Promo] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]06. F.U.S.E. - Dimension Intrusion (Layo & Bushwack! Fuze Remix)[Plus 8 PLUS8100] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]07. Psychonauts feat. Sam Lynham - Take Control (Psycatron Remix) [International Deejay Gigolo Records GIGOLO 266] [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][IMG]http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/goodies/archives/T284_Chloe_Harris.jpg[/IMG][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][SIZE=3][COLOR=#ffa500][B]Chloe Harris - Guest Mix (Kiss100) 7th February 2010[/B][/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]01. Fetish - Paloma [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]02. Beat Factory - Spark (Stan Kolev Remix) [Usb Digital] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]03. Tom Middleton - Hypnotizer (Tonkproject Remix/ Chloe Harris Edit) [Urbantorque] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]04. Tom Middleton - Hypnotizer (Shinji Remix/chloe Harris Edit) [Urbantorque] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]05. Larse - Get In Now [Hertzlich] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]06. Venedikt Reyf - Heros (Dub) [Niveous] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]07. Himan - Alaska (Eric Ericksson Remix) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]08. Onionz - Dancing For The Dead (Greg Mak Remix) [Endemic] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]09. Haze - Politiks (Chloe Harris Edit) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]10. Solee - Dubtale (Chloe Harris Edit) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]11. Jamie Anderson - Spirit [Elevation] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]12. Federico Epis - Shout (Pechanha And Original/chloe Harris Edit) [Unsigned] 13. Taho - Cosmic Flower (Chloe Harris Edit) [Lumina] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]14. Agent Toga - The Door (Betoka Remix) [Acitone] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]15. Android Cartel - Tears For Time (Chloe Harris Edit) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]16. Tonnsaied & Mario Khan - Voided (Chloe Harris Edit) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]17. Taras Van De Voorde Featuring Jelle Kuipers - Skylime [Promo] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]18. Niaz Arca - Outside Venus (Chloe Harris Edit) [Fraud] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]19. Foog - Nino [Mule] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]20. Jakiro - Caveman (Chloe Harris Edit) [Evapour8] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]21. Denis A - Ocean (Monaque Remix) [Promo] [/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][B][SIZE=3][COLOR=#ffa500]Chloe Harris Bio (aka Raica)[/COLOR][/SIZE][/B][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][COLOR=orange]( [/COLOR][URL="http://www.myspace.com/djchloe"][COLOR=orange]http://www.myspace.com/djchloe[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] | [/COLOR][URL="http://twitter.com/djchloeharris"][COLOR=orange]http://twitter.com/djchloeharris[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] | [/COLOR][URL="http://www.discogs.com/artist/Chloe+Harris"][COLOR=orange]http://www.discogs.com/artist/Chloe+Harris[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] | [/COLOR][URL="http://soundcloud.com/chloeharris"][COLOR=orange]http://soundcloud.com/chloeharris[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] | [/COLOR][URL="http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chloe-Harris/6197557238?ref=ts"][COLOR=orange]http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chloe-Harris/6197557238?ref=ts[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] | [/COLOR][URL="http://www.further.org.uk/"][COLOR=orange]http://www.further.org.uk/[/COLOR][/URL][COLOR=orange] )[/COLOR][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Like all the best DJ's Chloe's primary interest is sharing great music. This has taken her from working in Seattle record shops as a child to featuring in some of the worlds best record boxes as an adult.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]After working in records shops from age 14 she moved to record shop / radio station Groovetech.com in 2000 and started her first radio show 'Further'. This early opportunity to showcase her diverse sound to thousands of international listeners made her hungry for more, so in 2002 she started B-sides' on Proton Radio with license for a more experimental approach. This has led to prestigious guests such as Ellen Allien, Marco Carola, and Lusine as well as allowing Chloe to explore every inch of her vast record collection.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Her shows must have caught the ear of John Digweed because in 2004 he asked her to showcase on his internationally syndicated Kiss FM Transitions program. As her worldwide profile started to rise Chloe played from LA to Warsaw, San Francisco to Budapest, fitting in her debut at John's Bedrock 6th Birthday in between. Most of 2005 was spent flitting between Europe and North America with highlights including another Bedrock London gig and the opportunity to play techno at Detroit's legendary club, The Works.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][IMG]http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/goodies/archives/T284_Chloe_Harris_portrait.jpg[/IMG][/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]In 2006 Ministry Of Sound took her on the Baltic Sea Tour headlining clubs in Lithuania, Latvia, and Finland. In the summer John Digweed requested her warm up services for the first transtions tour of the US. As her reputation for trippy deep and groovy warm up sets spread Jimmy Van M had her open his nights from Seattle to Mexico City, the success of which led to another two Mexico trips that year.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]In 2007 her profile went up another notch after her production work caught the attention of Dubfire, Hernan Cattaneo, James Zabiela, as well as John Digweed and Jimmy Van M. She remixed Petter, Pole Folder, Sam Ball, as well as releasing her 12" debut single 'Skooch' on Mashtronic Records, featuring a highly acclaimed Oliver Lieb remix. Chloe rounded out the year with the 3rd Transitions Tour and slots at two of the worlds biggest dance festivals, Global Gathering in the UK, and V-Fest in Vancouver, as well as flying back to play in Kosovo, Cyprus, and Lithuania.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]In 2008 Chloe has already gone around the world, going from Riff Raff in Middlesbrough, to her debut tour through Japan, playing at legendary club Womb, as well as hopping over to the island of Matsuyama to play Bibros. While still touring, she continues her production work with a few new remixes as well as a couple new singles, and hopes to find more ways to share music by starting her own Further record label.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Of late Chloe has been busy in the studio as well as playing shows in South America to tremendously receptive and appreciative audience. 2010 starting off with Chloe playing alongside John Digweed in Seattle. so there's a lovely symmetry to the timing of her Transitions appearance.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]We all very much look forward to hearing a lot more from Chloe as the year progresses ;)[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic]As Pete Tong used to say ... Reeeespect ![/FONT]

[B][FONT=Century Gothic][SIZE=3][COLOR=#ffa500]Bonus : Chloe Harris's other two guest mixes [/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT][/B]

[FONT=Century Gothic]Once you've checked out Chloe's 2010 guest mix you may want to delve a bit more into her work and back catalogue:[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][COLOR=#ffa500][B]Chloe Harris - August 2006 Guest Mix[/B][/COLOR][/FONT]

[URL="http://www.archive1.mercuryserver.com/download.php?file=Kiss_100_2006-08-13_Part2_Chloe_Harris.mp3"][COLOR=orange]http://www.archive1.mercuryserver.com/download.php?file=Kiss_100_2006-08-13_Part2_Chloe_Harris.mp3[/COLOR][/URL]

[FONT=Century Gothic]01. Adam Johson - Waking 2002 [Parotic Music][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]02. Jeff Bennett Vs Kreice - Moral Compass (Jeff Bennett Minimix) [Kung Fu Dub][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]03. Paper - 25 ml. [Galaktika][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]04. Tony Thomas & Memet - House Expressions (Dub) [New Era][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]05. Nick Hogendoorn & Eelke Kleijn - The Reef [Spinfex][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]06. Discouraged Ones - Techouse Gems 002 [Funkfield][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]07. Somnus Corp - Real De Catorce (Chris Micali Remix) [Reversible][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]08. Tim Davison - Life Is For Living [Pangea Recordings][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]09. Hernan Cerbello - Dot Groovy (John-E & Bart Cruz Mix) [Global Scum][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]10. Paul Woolford - Sealed In Amber [NRK Sound Division][/FONT]

[B][FONT=Century Gothic][COLOR=#ffa500]Chloe Harris - March 2004 Guest Mix[/COLOR][/FONT][/B]

[URL="http://www.archive1.mercuryserver.com/download.php?file=Kiss_100_2004-03-28_Part2_Chloe_Harris.mp3"][COLOR=orange]http://www.archive1.mercuryserver.com/download.php?file=Kiss_100_2004-03-28_Part2_Chloe_Harris.mp3[/COLOR][/URL]

[FONT=Century Gothic]01. Intro. [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]02. L’usine - Push [Ghostly International] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]03. Julez - Dirty Muffin Breaks [Formerly Known As] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]04. Derek Howell - Might As Well Do It While I Can [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]05. Pat Foosheen - The Unthinkable (Habersham’s Mah Sivee Mix) [Institution Breaks][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]06. Peter Martin - Blue (Further Edit) [Unsigned] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]07. Chable and Fernandez - Come To Me (Original Mix) [Screen Recordings] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]08. Graham and Blades - Real (Topliner Mix) [Boz Boz] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]09. Gwill Morris - Time (Luke Chable Dub) [Skyline Records] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]10. Digital Witchcraft - Snowday (Marscruiser Mix) [Institution Online] [/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]11. Chloe and Turkish - Sweater Bunnies (Lance Cashion Mix) [CP Recordings][/FONT]

#1331255Post 2 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Can I just say that that pic of Chloe is hot. As is the mix.

#1331256Post 3 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Good write up as usual, but change the font colour for Chloe's tracklist, can hardly see it.

#1331257Post 4 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

In the process of editing !!!

Always takes a few goes ... you got in too quick ;)

#1331260Post 5 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Awesome mixes from both.

#1331269Post 6 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Chloe is a hottie and yes that 2004 mix I recall was one of the best guest mixes that year

#1331270Post 7 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Anyone who plays music like that is hot in my book.

#1331278Post 8 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Good work supplementing with the 2 older mixes.

#1331279Post 9 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Chloe's other 2 x guest mixes have been added to the bottom of the thread ;)

#1331281Post 10 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Great write up, but bit redundant because these speak for themselves :RockOn:

#1331288Post 11 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=funkykarma;832125]Chloe is a hottie and yes that 2004 mix I recall was one of the best guest mixes that year[/QUOTE]

Imma let you finish, but Chloes 2004 mix was one of the best guest mixes EVER!

:lol:

#1331365Post 12 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=Homegrove;832110]Can I just say that that pic of Chloe is hot. As is the mix.[/QUOTE]

agreed.

greets to a fellow pacific northwesterner Chloe!!

great stuff as usual!

#1331408Post 13 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Nice one Simon..all happy day for the redshit fans i guess this week...but hold your horses boy coz wed night will be the end of your happy day @ the Emirats :P

#1331531Post 14 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

the 2004 mix is definitely a classic. all her mixes are worth checking out. looking forward to this one.

#1331655Post 15 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

man i love the original of Confronted but damn that remix is some evil shit YUS!!!!! :twisted:

#1331665Post 16 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

^^ yeah its definitely a massive remix!!! ive included it in my last set btw 8)

#1331727Post 17 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Awesome job simonr. One of the main reasons I came to this forum. Anyway, call me stupid, but isn't the official Transitions description the one Simon just wrote? Official, meaning Diggers put it in his tweeter page.

[URL="http://twitpic.com/1225x4"]http://twitpic.com/1225x4[/URL]

#1331745Post 18 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

yah thats been happening for sometime simon is johns lackey ;)

#1331759Post 19 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=kosk;832672]Awesome job simonr. One of the main reasons I came to this forum. Anyway, call me stupid, but isn't the official Transitions description the one Simon just wrote? Official, meaning Diggers put it in his tweeter page.

[URL]http://twitpic.com/1225x4[/URL][/QUOTE]

Good spot !

I produce a couple of versions. Naturally [ms] gets the full hit ;)

The jpeg captures the essence of my write-ups in a handy summary for the wider audience & should draw more listeners to the show while adding to the existing listeners experience (Transitions goes out across 28 stations).

Plus hopefully people will check out some of the artists, producers, DJ's and labels more as the shows try to extend our musical horizons. This week I've promoted Carl Craig, and his fabric 25 is pretty essential listening if you are enjoying some of the techno elements.

#1331881Post 20 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Chloe's 2006 mix is also a bit special isnt it

#1331893Post 21 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Chloe Harris' mix has 21 tracks in 60 minutes?

#1332014Post 22 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

yes.

its mixed like a mutherfucker.

#1332030Post 23 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

^^And that it is!!

#1332035Post 24 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=chloe harris;833022]yes.

its mixed like a mutherfucker.[/QUOTE]

:lol:

#1332050Post 25 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

well hope you enjoy it anyway.

i've been using my apc40 for mixing and this is like sort of how i've been doing it. soon i'll go out on tour as Raica, and play live with ableton and my apc40 and another box. im excited but want to perfect it before i get in front of people since i've always been a vinyl/ cd dj i want to make sure i'm not boring!! lol :P

#1332054Post 26 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

chloe: check this thread too [url]http://www.mercuryserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81387[/url]

(for your 100oth ms post)

#1332056Post 27 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

Thanks for the heads up on them other two mixes Si. For they are quality too!!

#1332060Post 28 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=chloe harris;833060]well hope you enjoy it anyway.

i've been using my apc40 for mixing and this is like sort of how i've been doing it. soon i'll go out on tour as Raica, and play live with ableton and my apc40 and another box. im excited but want to perfect it before i get in front of people since i've always been a vinyl/ cd dj i want to make sure i'm not boring!! lol :P[/QUOTE]

That's very cool, Chloe. I'm now all the more excited to hear what you have in store for us in the future. keep up the awesome work! loved the kiss miss btw :D

#1336765Post 29 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

just got around to listening to this.... absolutely incredible chloe just as i expected it to be... i think you might be the female digweed

:HolyFuck:

#1336790Post 30 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

She's way more lively behind the decks. :lol:

Stunning mix this, listened AGAIN yesterday.

#1340780Post 31 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[FONT=Century Gothic]In a sad footnote King Unique posted the on fb re Jerry Fuchs - drummer with The Juan McClean (track featured this week) and LCD Soundsystem etc.[/FONT]

[FONT=Century Gothic][B][COLOR=orange]"Just been listening to the new Holy Ghost track on DFA and learned that Jerry Fuchs drummer with LCD Soundsystem, The Juan McClean, Holy Ghost and many more died late last year. Never put a name to the beats until today but I've loved so many things he played. Check this fantastic clip of him kicking out the jams - RIP Jerry"[/COLOR][/B][/FONT]

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF0ZxA130u4[/YOUTUBE]

[FONT=Century Gothic]It's always sad when musician's die, sometimes leaving their promise unfulfilled or legacy uncompleted.[/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic][/FONT] [FONT=Century Gothic]But at least there is still the music to remember them by. [/FONT]

#1340789Post 32 of 32

Re: Transitions (Episode 284) February 7th 2010

[QUOTE=Garrick;835055]just got around to listening to this.... absolutely incredible chloe just as i expected it to be... i think you might be the female digweed

:HolyFuck:[/QUOTE]

my goal in life. i would like to be known as a good mixer dj.

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