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Frankie Knuckles - Motivation Too - 29-Oct-09 09:11 AM
This is a great mix, what else can I say? It's filled with positive house tracks (which is a nice change from the electro-house trend as of late) and mixed very well. You can tell it was recorded from Fankie mixing from vinyl. But, who cares? It just proves how awesome a DJ he is. Truly a house pioneer and he continues to impress to this day. This mix belongs in any house fan's collection. Amazing stuff!

Dennis Ferrer - 28-Aug-09 08:11 AM
Dennis Ferrer is a top-notch house producer from New York City. His sound is very New York sounding as well; very vocal and many live instruments are used as well. I would say his productions are so well done that they rival Masters At Work's tunes.

Just take a listen to The World As I See It and try to tell me that album is not one of the best musical experiences you've encountered. I hope Dennis continues to write amazing soulful songs for years to come.

Martin Solveig - Martin Solveig In The House - 28-May-09 07:23 AM
This In The House is way better than I thought it would be. I enjoy Martin's productions but never heard any of his mixes before. Disc One is a great collection of varied house tracks that are very well mixed. However, I think Disc Two is where it's at; classics from the Jackson Sisters, The Chi-Lites, George Clinton, etc, all seemlessly mixed? Are you shittin me? That's awesome. There are many mixes like this, but I've never heard one so well mixed before. He mixed these classic disco/funk songs perfectly with no awkward fade ins or fade outs. Very well done. Disc Three is awesome as well. It could be seen as a best of Martin Solveig compilation and the tracks on it are great. It's surprising they put it as a bonus disc. Of course if you don't have Mousse T's classic funky remix of I'm A Good Man; here's a great place to pick it up.

Beechwood Music - 28-Oct-08 11:37 AM
I don't get why Beechwood does what it does. They take 10 or less great songs and then about 40 shitty songs that some teenage douchebag made in his parent's basement then cram then on to a bunch of CDs. Sure, they charge peanuts for it, but I'm sure most people would rather buy 1 CD with 10 great songs on it than 6 CDs with 10 great songs mixed in with a bunch of shit. They would be a lot better record label if they just put the good songs on 1 CD and charged the same. They would probably make more money that way, too since it costs a lot more to make 6 shity CDs.

Another idea is that they can take a cardboard box with "This Is... The Best Of Music Ever" written on it and fill it with human fecal matter. That way people won't waste time listening to it, they could just throw it out asap.

Sasha And John Digweed* - Northern Exposure 2 Eastcoast Edition - 07-Oct-08 07:36 PM
This is my personal favourite Sasha And John Digweed mix set. I can easily say that this CD can appeal to anybody with an appreciation for fine music. At it's core, it's really genreless. It's not quite trance, not quite house, it's just amazing music mixed perfectly.

Basically, any mix CD that has Gus Gus's strange catchy vibe, Charles Webster's smooth melodies, Mantronik's beats, Fluke's progressive sound and Hybrid's symphonic breaks must be a masterpiece. Just the thought of this mix makes me miss the underground progressive sound of the 90s.

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