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Who Are These Dom1 and Curtis Burns Guys (And Why Do The Chicks Flock To Their Mixes Like Moths To Sexy Chrome Cigarette Lighters?): A Watching in Awe Mix
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| Kid Koala | "A Night at the Nufonia" from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (2000) | |
| Serge Gainsbourg | "Rock Around The Bunker" from De Gainsbourg A Gainsbarre (1991) | |
| Sun Ra | "The Perfect Man" from Greatest Hits: Easy Listening For Intergalactic Travel (2000) | |
| Butter Fe Fish | "Skin, Flesh & Bones" from Blow, Mr. Hornsman: Instrumental Reggae 1968 - 1975 (1974) | |
| Han Bennink/Christy Doran | "B & D" from Azurety (1994) | |
| Ekova/reconstructed by Popodi | "Taksim (Un Taksim Pour Tobruk)" from Ekova: Soft Breeze & Tsunami Breaks (1999) | |
| Pizzicato Five | "Passing By" from Sister Freedom Tapes (1997) | |
| P. Roelens | "Intimate Conversation" from Stroboscopica Vol. 2: 70's Psychofunk Jazzy Beats for Erotic Thrilling Fiction | |
| Lee Morgan | "Angela" from The Last Session (1981) | |
| Guido & Maurizio De Angelis | "Driving All Around (Il Cittadino Si Ribella)" from Beretta 70 (1975) | |
| I Marc 4 | "Regent Street" from Stroboscopica Vol. 2: 70's Psychofunk Jazzy Beats for Erotic Thrilling Fiction | |
| Tipsy | "Sweet Cinnamon Punch" from Uh-Oh! (2001) | |
| Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet | "Summer Wind" from Savvy Show Stoppers (1988) | |
| Jack Wilson | "Most Unsoulful Woman" from Something Personal (1966) | |
| The Ananda Shankar Experience And State Of Bengal | "Reverse" from Walking On (1999) | |
| Les McCann | "Burnin' Coal" from Much Les (1969) | |
| David Krakauer | "The Meeting" from Klezmer, NY (1998) | |
| Miles Davis | "Double Image" from the Complete Bithces Brew Sessions (1968) | |
| Dusty Springfield | "Spooky" from Love Songs (1967-1971) | |
| Kid Koala |
"Roll Credits" from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (2000) 
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Comment:
"Two things fill me with constantly increasing admiration and awe, the longer and more earnestly I reflect on them: the starry heavens without (Dom1) and the moral law within (Curtis Burns). - Immanuel KantFeedback:
very nice selection, difficult to pick a favourite?
Excuse me while I admire this admiration mix dedicated to these admiral mixers. It has been put together quite admirally, btw.
That track 11 selection and the item it was pulled has piqued my interest...would love to hear more of that!!!
Keep these mixes coming, if you would as I am picking up on certain level of fantastical mixing ability and musical taste.
That track 11 selection and the item it was pulled has piqued my interest...would love to hear more of that!!!
Keep these mixes coming, if you would as I am picking up on certain level of fantastical mixing ability and musical taste.
This is a substantial mix. Yes is is. It is filled with substance. An assemblage of towering musicianship and excellent liner notes. Throw in a quotation from everybody's favourite master of the metaphysical, and you have the complete package. You have to believe that it will sound as good as it reads. Yes, a mix of substance -- only the cover art is lacking.
Wowie, a star is born in the AotM heavens! Fantastique! Love the Ananda Shankar!
It's so jealous. Vinyl envy that puts the potatoes up front where they count. The best of luck with the dames!
Best mix title of the year-and the mix looks interesting also. Keep them coming.
I'll go along with everbody else. Well cool.
This is all mixed up! (up & away)
What Joey said.
An absolutely wonderful mix. Love the Gainsbourg, Bennink/Doran, Shankar, Krakauer, Davis, Springfield and Kid Koala bookends especially. And, uhm, at the risk of being pedantic, 1. I don't think Kant was referring to me and 2. It's not the mixes that keep the chicks coming back, if you know what I mean...wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
This is a very cool mix
Lol! I'm honoured to be mentioned amongst such an illustrious mixer as Mr. Burns or should that be lustruos mixer. This looks a mighty fine mix, no doubt about that.
...a mutation...the Nexus 6 is learning.