DFA radio mixes

[Leo]

http://www.dfarecords.com/radiomixes/

Some interesting stuff here...

 

[nunc]

the second one is excellent

 

[DigitalDjigit]

It tickles me how these guys and the whole new york crowd draw on late-70's/early-80's and the last few years in their mixes but there is a dead zone in the 90's.

 

[Raw Patrick]

These are really good...

(Digital Didjit - what 90s stuff would you play in a set like this - not a dig, I'm interested!)

 

[monkeysblood]

sweet. cheers leo

 

[Ness Rowlah]

Nice linkage.

It's also some little proof of how meaningless digital copyright
is becoming - a record label knowingly using other record labels'
tracks and releasing the mix only. I guess "mix" is the getaway
clause.

 

[minikomi]

These are really good...

(Digital Didjit - what 90s stuff would you play in a set like this - not a dig, I'm interested!)

Stone roses? Primal scream? Black grape?


ps im enjoying these much more than i thought i would... a little 'smarmy' in places but many other places more than make up for it..

Hot chip - Just like we (breakdown) - very nice!

 

[redcrescent]

These are really good...

I find they're not a patch on your Gutbucket Disco mix. Seriously.

 

[Raw Patrick]

Holy fuck! Thanks!

It's still available here for anyone interested:

http://deathjam.blogspot.com/2005/12/here-is-quick-and-messy-mix-that-i.html

 

[DigitalDjigit]

These are really good...

(Digital Didjit - what 90s stuff would you play in a set like this - not a dig, I'm interested!)

Well...anything really. They are so eclectic anyway, just use some imagination. Sorry for the non-answer.