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  1. A nearly three hour dive into the roots of Goa trance, focused on the years 1992-1994. Goa techno, early trance, or just Goa music; call it what you want, it still kicks. For this set, I tried to combine the more well-known names of the early days (Juno Reactor, Total Eclipse, Voodoo People) with the obscure and overlooked; I also used some less popular tracks by famous artists. I wonder if anyone can ID them all? Mixed on two turntables and two CDJs; you'll hear some fuckups here and there, mostly because I'm not good with vinyl. If you can get past that, it's a fairly epic journey IMO.
  2. A ghoulishly eclectic, eighties versus oughties mix for Halloween night: http://bringthatbeachback.com/2013/10/31/monster-party/ Featuring Comateens, Brighton Trash Department, Savage Scream, A Flock Of Seagulls, Crying Orc, and more. You might say it belongs in the... CHILL room! Iahahahaha! ...ahem. Anyway, if you're into early 2000's darkpsy and proto trance with a bit of goth flavor, you might find this one amusing. Or you can come to my house and TP my CDJs. Up to you Length: 1:27:30 Mixed & recorded with Traktor, Pioneer CDJ-350, Pioneer DJM-600, Sony PCM-D50 Genre: Various
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