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Mono Blanco - Peak / Rock The House - 10-Sep-09 02:33 PM
Peak - starts off with a warbling bass and sampling the Happy Mondays "Hallelujah" yell. It then evolves into some punchy and FUN acid house with a repeating female sample. Things round off nicely with a few moments of beauty and then once again things evolve after that into average house with a male vocal and light acid wisps. With so much going on in this one, you can mix this into or out of many different styles.

Rock The House - This is a track I had been after for 10 years. Drivin tribal pumpin house with rockin distorted guitarish elements. One deep & gurgling male voice sounds like hes saying "marijuana" while another similar voice sounds like hes saying "I wanna rock". There is also this female vocal of her laughing(?) (slight echo effect added) and these light piano rhythms that just make this song one of those hard & beautiful tracks. And as heard as the last track in DJ Liquids "Silicon Valley" mix, it makes a KILLER ending song to a DJ set.

DJ Brian - Hardesertrance2 - 01-May-09 09:49 AM
While the first mix in this series was more into the "anthem" trance classics, this one is more into a tech-trance vibe and not quite as psychedelic.

Tracks 4, 5, 7 & 8 would be considered popular tracks, but that never got overplayed. He does jump back into his breakbeat roots with tracks 10 & 11, but could have done without these two in the mix. Even if they are nice breaks tracks, kinda throws the mood of the mix off a bit. The last track was a bit too vocally for my taste but it does give a nice "reprise" feel as it has similar sounds to the LSG track.

DJ Brian - Hardesertrance - 27-Apr-09 05:25 AM
For those who dont know, Brian is one of the founders of Moontribe in California, USA. If you never got a chance to go to one of their infamous desert partys, then this is small slice of what you would have heard.

Most mixes you come across have one or two gems in the mix. Once in a while theres a mix with tons of classic gems and this is one of those mixes. Tracks 1, 3, 5, 6 10, 12 ive heard on several other mixtapes.

This is one of those sets you would hear at the end of a party. Starts off slammin and eventually ends with some beautiful tunes. For a brief moment in time, there was this era of funky trance, and its shown throughout this mix. Loads of moments of breaky/funky/trance bits here.

I think the thing that scares people away from this mix is that a lot of mixes are slammed in there. Not really smooth blends but *BOOM* (heres the next track coming in!). Some of the transitions are a bit weird as the two tracks blend and change into the next track, but they do go together. Think hes just pushing the envelope harder than others and making the mixing a bit more "in yer face". Beatmatching is flawless too.

Youll be shaking the sand out of shoes after this psy-trance/goa/hardtrance experiment

Patrick Pulsinger - Porno - 28-Feb-09 11:11 AM
Track A1: Mid-tempo spacey techno with muted bleeps & other muted quirky sounds with a slight electro feel to it.

Track A2: Slow breaky experimental techno.

Track B1: Hard older style techno with futuristic congo/cowbell sounds.

Track B2: Actually fades in at the ending of the previous Track. ambient at first then slowly evoles into soft/warm minimal techno.

Track C1: WIERD techno. Strange sounds get STRANGER as tweaking on knobs progress troughout the track.

Track C2: SUPER minimal tech-house

Track C3: ambient...Swirling and drifty.

Track D1: TRIPPY bleepy techno! AWESOME! Reminds me of "Blood Sugar - Levels" but better!

Track D2: Trip Hop with a samples talking about cocaine. "You could step all over that sh*t and still get 120 a gram...120 a gram...120 a gram". Wonderfully groovy chill-out track.

Don Diablo - Crowd Pleaser - 24-Feb-09 09:24 AM
"Crowd Pleaser" is just that, in the vien of "Blood Is Pumpin". It has that familiar sound but without going overboard on it. But skip this and head over to "Elysium" when you want a laugh. It has one of those hardhouse/Nu-NRG beats but the breakdown is where its at.

(music gets muffled)

(answers phone)

"Don....Don. Theres someone on the phone again, I think its your neighbors again. Yeah, they want you to turn your music down. Yeah, ill tell them"

(music gets unleashed)

Guaranteed to get a couple of smiles.

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