- Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- Joined on October 3, 2005
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- Pending 6
- Releases Rated 909
- Rating Average 3.62
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- Rank Points 460
- Average Vote 3.85
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I would have to strongly disagree with the reviewer below. We all know there are different types of mixing. And amazing selection, programming and sequencing is arguably as important as long, surgically precise transitions, perhaps better suited to some ...
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A breath of fresh air. I really liked this album, well, at least the majority of tracks straight from the first listen. If there are other people who are also desperately searching for some kind of emotion in this current world of boring, disposable and ...
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Satoshi delivers a solid, driving, no-nonsense mix, even if it's not really comparable to his stellar Masters Series contributions on Renaissance. Tanzmann, on the other hand, seems like a weird choice. Sure, it may fit the style and genre, but that's ...
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I have to admit, I rated this compilation 3, simply because CD1 is totally out of place here and deserves 1 as far as I'm concerned. Nobody needs that kind of shit on a GU comp. GU folks should wake up a bit. The praise goes to CD2, which, eventhough ...
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Typical Jam & Spoon fan probably won't be interested in listening to this album, since it's obviously a pop album.
Some might consider this to be a good thing, because it would make this production exposed to a more wider audience, and not only to ... See full review |
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Highly interesting release from a highly versatile label, covering many genres. This one has some good drum n' bass, downtempo breaks, as well as some dark progressive house sounds. Actually, it sounds very Nick Warren-like, especially if you consider ...
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One of the most underestimated Oakenfold releases, on which he actually delivers. And he delivers magic in 1999ish proportions, in a way he's only capable of.
Those 2 discs include some of the most beautiful tracks of 2003 in the genre (like ... See full review |
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As featured on Satoshi Tomiie's "ES" compilation, released earlier this year (as a closing track). Sort of dark, but emotional piece of electro house, which will even appeal to many progressive heads out there. This release seems to determine the new ...
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