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2.0 out of 5 stars
Not Quite A Mix, November 29, 2005
This review is from: Afterdark 1 Mixed By Roger Sanchez & Tom Stephan (Audio CD)
This mix is suppossed to represent the later portions of Roger Sanchez's (legendary) eight hour mixes - presumably the deeper and darker portion of the mix. However, taken out of context it comes of as a huge electro-bore. Not really unlistenable - just not so much danceable. The constant metronomic electro beats, window rattling bass, minimal vocals, and static pacing leave very little left to enjoy in this dance mix. I expect as much from Tom Stephan (DJ of the other mix) who's mixes are sort of always deep, dark and flat. Seriously, no matter what trip I am on at any club - eight hours is quite enough and by this time I am sure my night would be done. Had this mix included at least a few bighter tracks - if only just at the start it would have been much more representational of Rogers sets (albeit, much shorter). I love so much of Roger Sanchez's mixes, in fact all four of his Release Yourself mixes ar some of my favorites, but this one is just not enough.
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1 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
afterhours!!!!!, November 23, 2005
This review is from: Afterdark 1 Mixed By Roger Sanchez & Tom Stephan (Audio CD)
What can i say?? finally a cd thats true to how the dj plays in the club.. Rogers mix is amazing. Just how we hear him in crobar nyc for his amazing release yaself parties.. CD 2 tom stephan is the same brings me back to asseteria and discoteque.. this cd is the bomb!!!!! afterhours baby nyc.. nothin like it!!!!
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