by tenohtwo » Tue Oct 23, 2007 3:24 pm
Awesome - I'd love to hear those mixes. I know I've heard the Fila mix of Themes (just checked the mixes folder, guess I don't have it), but definitely not the other two. So, that's the group Fluke mixing Themes?
Got on the Sons/Sisters kick recently, as I'm putting together a DJ compilation to apply for a job here in town. One of my female friends (who likes to dance), suggested..of all songs..Sweat In Bullet, and though it's certainly not mixed for the dance floor, is a good tempo for a club tune. I'm still on the fence about actually using it. It mixes in pretty well from Severed Heads' "Hot With Fleas" (I have a varied obscure 80's new wave/industrial mix going), but there's some bpm sync issues, and I'm starting to wonder if I should lean towards the 'punchier', better mixed songs like Once Upon A Time, or even New Gold Dream (avoiding Don't You at all costs).
I was at a club in Scottsdale a couple of weeks ago, and the DJ, while having a good taste in music, put together 4 hours of an incredibly stale set (usual suspects, Take On Me, The Promise, Just Like Heaven, Major Tom twice, SEVEN Depeche Mode songs, Head Like A Hole, and four songs skipped badly). I freelance DJ, but have been itching to get a good club gig for an alternative night. I have a great set going so far for my demo submission (gonna test it out on some friends first), which I'd like to post here at some point (probably just the tracklist, many of the songs are available). Anyway, back to SM, a Minds song OTHER than Don't You, Alive and Kicking, Sanctify, etc. will be in the set.. but it has to be a good one, dancey, and mixable, I suppose.
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