Can't escape the funk, particularly when I receive a remix especially created in response to my taste for the funkly sound. I'm trying to remember when was the last time I felt as flattered by anything as I just was by the receipt of Ohmy from K at digitalevolution ...

I already wanted to create a set using K's two epic tracks, Unda and Tranzluzent, so what I needed to do was find the arc of emotion that connects them all ... let me know if you think I missed it.

In addition to these original tracks from the digitalevolution studio, look for a bit of Tokyo Dawn's Alex Cortex joint Thunder and from back in the day, Marius Melleby's NYC still burns.

Naturally, the mix gathers in some old favorites: up front, that Hird track, as well as Constant Love from Homebase, the Thievery Corp remix of David Byrne's Dance on Vaseline, and the set closes out with E.v.a., a peak moment from Electric Hush, the 1995 Heights of Abraham classic. From more recent times, you'll hear a totally irresistable track from teenage duo Inverse Cinematics called On the Run. And one more (Treating me Mean) from Puddu Varano -- I hate it that I discovered these guys after they split up...

Let me know if this one moves you ....

i have movement

wow, we are kindred souls,the Thievery Corp remix of David Byrne's Dance on Vaseline, is top of my must have list.

when i do a mix, i name it afterwards, see what grabs me, then i often reshape it, just a tad, to fit it's name.

Stilly, mon frere, isn't that TC/DByrne track the nutz?! I can't seem to hear it enough, so I keep putting it into mixes Wonder what you'd come up with if you took that as your "mood setter"?

I name 'em last of all, mostly because I tend to cobble together mix names out of bits & pieces from the various track titles ... until the end, they have working titles, usually referencing the date I started work on them....

[QUOTE]Originally posted by MadameFLY:
Stilly, mon frere, isn't that TC/DByrne track the nutz?! [QUOTE]

oh yes, let me see if i can aquire it, and mix the muther. it'll be a peach.
my current mood setter, that has to be mixed into everything, is N.E.R.Ds provider (zero 7 mix), utter class.
i too cobble together names from tracks, to make something that sums the mix up. what i have noticed is a stand out mix, with the correctly choosen name, sticks/stays with people, i had a few friends say how much they liked "lentil soup" the other day, i gave that mix out in feb,04. and they've had several others inbetween, these people can't remember what they did the night before normaly, so i was stunned. but it proves that the name can be important, well it is to me. man if i could find the lentil soup playlist, but i too give it a working name, and i don't put the date, i just type wwweerttt, that kinda thing, gulp, and can never find what i'm looking for . a lesson has been learnt. thanks miss fly.