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if it's acid, electro, techno,minimal, jackin house, then we can dig it. even dare i say intelligent prog?

what genre is constelation?

genre please sir?

lol...phillip u never change

what genre is this choon phillip?

hey phillip. tommie sunshine was off the hook, and i was on it "dirty" then damian lazarus castigando with his minimal techno and electro goodness. tommie sunshine looks like jesus christ behind the wheels of steel.

now that conference is over. and my brain is beginning to function properly again. here are my top 10 choonz of the week. some filthy and grimy. electro, minimal techno, tech house, acid, jackin house, and techno to make us wish wmc 2008 was already here again. 1. jesse rose "a dose" 2. audion a.k.a. matthew dear "mouth to mouth" (original/whorenando mix) 3. sr. replicante "modulos" (original/kooky scientist mix) 4. alejandro vivanco "namade/scltxl" 5. agnes "the break" 6. par grindvik "casio" 7. shlomi aber "crop duster" (original/shlomi really really dirty mix) 8. john spring "strange" 9. claude vonstroke "whos afraid of detroit/ the whistler" 10. agoria "baboul hair cuttin" (gui borrato/radio slave mixes)

hey mates here is a listing of the diamonds "07" tour feat. john digweed and mstrkrft. mstrkrft is being introduced to the entire united states underground scene. Thursday, March 1st, 2007 Portland, OR Pala Friday, March 2nd, 2007 San Francisco, CA Ruby Skye Saturday, March 3rd, 2007 Los Angeles, CA Vanguard Sunday, March 4th, 2007 San Diego, CA Belo Wednesday, March 7th, 2007 Phoenix, AZ Axis/Radius Thursday, March 8th, 2007 Las Vegas, NV Jet Friday, March 9th, 2007 Minneapolis, MN Myth Saturday, March 10th, 2007 Denver, CO Vinyl Tuesday, March 13th, 2007 St. Louis, MO Dantes Thursday, March 15th, 2007 Houston, TX Warehouse Live Friday, March 16th, 2007 Austin, TX SPIN Saturday, March 17th, 2007 Dallas, TX Karma Sunday, March 18th, 2007 New Orleans, LA Ampersand Tuesday, March 20th, 2007 Miami, FL Pawn Shop (WMC 2007) Tuesday, March 27th, 2007 Atlanta, GA Blue Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 Nashville, TN Club Play Thursday, March 29th, 2007 Charlotte, NC The Forum Friday, March 30th, 2007 Washington, DC 9:30 Club Saturday, March 31st, 2007 New York City, NY Pacha

i didn't go out until friday 3/23/07. i caught justin long, jt donaldson, jason hodges, and sound republic at the chelsea hotel. a great chicago jackin house party. saturday 3/24/07 was the highlight for me. tommie sunshine, mstrkrft, princess superstar, damian lazarus, and pier bucci. at studio a. my first time to studio a. i was on planet "x". what a wicked night of techno and electro. so many women. tommie sunshine was sick..sick...sick. he must have spun for about 4 hours. with his long hairf and dark sunglasses. the man threw bomb after bomb....but the ones who blew me away were mstrkrft. a little bit grimy are these guys. a little bit dirty and filthy. made me jump and bounce all threw thier set. no wonder these guys are currently touring with john. digweed all over the world. this conference, though only two nights for me was about the future of dance music. electro, acid, techno, minimal techno, jackin. i felt so free on saturday night and well into sunday morning. i can't wait until next year. i am not missing that sunday party for degenerates next year. cheers, abe

hello there mr. philip. happy new year to you my brother. thank you for responding to my thread. yeah bro that vincenzo track is off the chain. the melody has stayed in my head for days. da sunlounge tracks reminds me of all those gold diggin hoes. with it's vocal all this girl cares about is "money". the mark farina track a classic in the making and last but not least the deadly duo of jay tripwire and grant dell. wicked vocal and some dirty jacking house sounds. check out tigerskin "traumatic" my favorite of the bunch some minimal techno with a bit of acid house for the soul. this song is wicked i heard it in the right state of mind if you know what i mean. peace, abe

1. da sunlounge "money" 2. mark farina "radio" (phil weeks remix) 3. tigerskin "traumatic" 4. dj yellow "elusiv" 5. gregor tresher "battery" 6. mlle caro "far away" (jennifer cardini & shonky mix) 7. pier bucci "hay consuelo" 8. tractile "ardorant" (marc houle mix) 9. jay tripwire & grant dell "somefin serious" 10. vincenzo vs. presslaboys "feel the same" (original/dub) i call this a mix of acid, electro, techno, tech house, and jackin house, oh i forgot my breaks track!!!! 11. john acquaviva pres. swen weber "first stroke" (scratch massive mix) guys download or buy these records quick. they are smoking hot!!!!!!!!! cheers, abe

wow, really yage club. i went there about a year ago and they were slamming salsa and merengue. i guess the musical format has changed. yage is a beautiful place with a great view to key biscayne, brikell, and downtown. cheers.....

sunshine owns!!! thanks phillip

how was tommie sunshine? i caught him during conference this year and he was brilliant. cheers, abe

hey jackie glad to hear that you had a great time. i hope to run into you soon. oh by the way, what do you mean by the douchebag is gone? cheers, abe

my wife and i got there at about 11:30pm. jimmy van m was throwing down bomb after bomb. really nice opening set. we left at about 2:30am after 7 jack and cokes. we were ready to do the nasty!!!!!!!! so how was sasha????? danny wasssuuuppp brother. i miss you in miami homey. cheers, abe

jackie, have you heard of a guest list for this event? or will they be cranking us at the door.

here's jimmy van m's bio.... JIMMY VAN M Over the last decade and a half, few individuals could claim the same type of behind-the-scenes influence on American dance culture as Jimmy Van M. From his development of the booking agency known as Balance (now known as TCA), to his pivotal role in the formation of the Delta Heavy tour, his tireless efforts can be credited with having helped advance electronic dance music throughout the United States, opening avenues for artistic expression in dance-clubs that did not previously exist before him and his very unique efforts. The Northern Exposure American Tour of 1996, Twilo residency of 1996-2000 and Delta Heavy 2001 constitute just a few of the impressive residency and tour events that he has participated in an as artist over the years. Global Gathering 2004; The 25,000 person NYE Millennium in Melbourne, Australia; the first ever Creamfields Russia; as well as Creamfields Buenos Aires, attended by 55,000 people, comprise just a short list of not only some of the most impressive one-off performance events of Jimmy’s career, but also some of the most important in the history of global electronic dance music. Jimmy Van M has built a reputation of being among the most patient and sophisticated DJs to be found globally…from his opening sets to his peak-time club sessions and all the way through to the after-hours parties that he’s become so famous for. His ability to deliver music ranging from the deepest of early morning sessions to the most banging and driving peak-hour main-room affairs has placed him in seemingly unlimited and ever-delightful company throughout the world. It remains as one of the most distinguishing features of this very urbane and global performer that, for him, the music must move and then move on. When it comes to atmosphere, vibe and drive there are very few DJs that can stand alongside Jimmy Van M. Whether it’s putting together a cross-country tour, programming innovative and forward thinking dance music or DJing to thunderous masses anywhere from Buenos Aires to Tokyo, he is one of the most characteristic performers in the world. But this tells only part of the story. It was Jimmy’s formative years at his house in Orlando, Florida where things really came together for him as a DJ. To list all of the artists who played at his house in those early years would be to index the most famous and notorious DJs globally, as well as hordes of friends that just came by with a bag of new records. For years and years, the only residency that interested Jimmy, or most any other DJ on any given Sunday, was his home address. These after-parties still get mentioned and name-checked by most anybody that happened to come through town on a whirlwind tour of his cul-de-sac. It was here that Jimmy really developed his very patterned style of playing, layering endlessly characteristic and suggestive tracks for anybody that happened to stop by. These unending Sundays resulted in one of the most artful and layered mixing styles to be found anywhere. From those humble beginnings and that notorious little neighborhood, he took that playing style and his taste for ever-changing and advanced styles of dance music to the far reaches of the globe. visit: Jimmy Van M

i caught you guys at pawn shop on 11.3.06 you were quite good. really nice tracks. smoothe groovy and bumpy. congratulations guys represent miami!!!!

any chance for a guest list for this one. danny t owns. his marathon sets can be described as castigos en cubano!!!!!!!!!! mad castigos!!!! bomb after bomb, sick track after sick track non stop. he gets into a zone. wicked!!!!!

lol phillip!!!!!

yeah!!!!!! conference is right around the corner. i always enjoy ther parties @ club bed. sven vath, james holden, ritchie hawtin, and ofcourse lee fucking burridge.

jimmy van is mixing the next installment to the balance series balance#10. feat. tracks from trentemoller, ellen alien, lcd soundsystem, and boards of canada, just to name a few.

wassss uuupppp danny boy. hey your pops called me the other day. how are you brother? i miss you in miami danny. i will always be your brother and friend. cheers, abe

what's up jackie. so nice to hear from you. gimme a call sometime 786-663-6688. cheers, abe