DJ Saiyan
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 Posted - 2009/01/31 : 04:26:28
Well it took me a couple weeks, but I finally got it done! This is the 6th installment of my Sort of Not Really Live series. Well, sixth, and sixth and a halfth as you'll see below. This is the set I played at 303 Family's Hardcore Brawl in Denver, Colrado on Friday, January 16th 2009. This was a wicked event, with a diverse lineup, thrown by some pretty cool people. Seriously, if you're ever in the Denver area, check these guys out. They're the shit.
Anyways, there are TWO versions of this set. You see, I was booked to play 90 minutes, but the venue owner decided that after I flew all the way down to Colorado from Toronto, he was gonna cut me off half an hour early. So the first version (6a - Live Set Version) is what I actually ended up playing. Now me being pissed off decided **** the venue owner, I'm going to play a couple encores. And the sound guy let me. So hey, points to that guy. The two encores (which were the Al Storm remix of Shooting Star and the Brisk and V.A.G.A.B.O.N.D. mix of Eyeopener) were omitted, as honestly, dead air and then playing a track in its entirety and then more dead air and then playing ANOTHER track in its entirety is kind of boring. Also I'm pretty sure Al Storm, Brisk and V.A.G.A.B.O.N.D. wouldn't want me putting their tunes up full length at 192 as part of a mix. This version of the mix is just under 70 minutes in length, and so is ideal for burning to CD for those of you still living in the stone age who don't own MP3 players, or a deck in your cars that'll play data CDs. Honestly, the only reason this version even exists is because I got so many complaints about the last SoNRL and Extra! Extra! not fitting on CDs. Well, here you go.
"But Saiyan!" I bet you're all asking, "What happened to the last 30 minutes?"
Well, me being me, I had an all out cheesefest planned for the last half hour of my set. Except I never got to play it. SO! The second version (Volume 6b - Studio Set Version) is identical to the live set version up until Summer Sun (seriously, it's the exact same mix. Isn't editing fun?), and from there continues on with what I WOULD have played, if that asshat hadn't cut me off. This version is just about 91 minutes long and will NOT fit on a standard audio CD. If you want to take it on the go with you, you either need an MP3 player, or a CD player that will play data CDs.
Anyways, without further ado!
Saiyan - Sort of Not Really Live Volume 6a - 303 Family - Hardcore Brawl (Live Set Version)
http://www.deejay-mixes.com/download.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=4&song_id=247 <- Click to download!
*tracklist removed as per forum rules*
That link again is: http://www.deejay-mixes.com/download.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=4&song_id=247 <-Click to download!
Saiyan - Sort of Not Really Live Volume 6b - 303 Family - Hardcore Brawl (Studio Set Version)
http://www.deejay-mixes.com/download.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=4&song_id=248 <-Click to download
*tracklist removed as per forum rules*
That link again is: http://www.deejay-mixes.com/download.php?mode=song_hifi&band_id=4&song_id=248 <-Click to download!
Just a quick note regarding the forthcoming material in these mixes, to avoid any potential shitstorms the presence of unreleased material may incur. As I'm sure everybody knows right now, all the forthcoming Next Generation/Blatant Beats/Lethal Theory stuff in there was actually released via Nukleuz, but as they are still forthcoming on their real signed labels, I've chosen to list them as such, since it's still not particularly clear if they were actually supposed to be released in the first place. The forthcoming Electrik Euphoria material came courtesy of MC Marley himself, who was kind enough to not only send me the tunes in the first place, but permit me to release these mixes with unreleased Electrik Euphoria material on them. Top geezer that Marley. If you like the tunes, you should DEFINITELY buy them upon release. Seriously. Hell I got them for free and I'm STILL gonna shell out for them when they're released. The man and his absolutely rockin' label deserve your support. So yeah, big up! Big ups to MC Casper while I'm at it, for hooking me up with Marley in the first place. Alex is an awesome dude and a wicked MC, who deserves every single last shred of success he's been getting.
Now that that's out of the way, back to your regular scheduled mix posting.
Like what you hear? Download more of my mixes right here! http://www.deejay-mixes.com/Saiyan
All questions, comments, bookings, death threats, and all that other good stuff can be sent to:
E-Mail/MSN: [email protected]
Website: http://www.djsaiyan.com
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Also don't forget to check out CHC Radio featuring myself and the other members of the Canadian Hardcore Collective every Thursday from 7-9 PM EST only on http://www.kraftyradio.com
And if that isn't enough, check out our past show archives at http://www.deejay-mixes.com/CHC_Radio
And speaking of the CHC, check out our website! http://hardcore-collective.ca
That's all for me for today! I have some other stuff planned that I'll be posting up in the near future, as well as live sets, new CHC Radio archives, and all that other good stuff. Until then, don't front la chocha!
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