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CertainSounds
Hi,

I'm sure everyone has a number of favourite pairs of tracks that simply seem right together - I know I do. I carry a number of them pre-mixed (which also come in useful when nature calls).

I thought it would be interesting to kick off a thread to find out what other people use - here's a few of mine:

Stones-Honkey Tonk Women - Dandy Warhols-Bohemian Like You
(Mix the first chord of Bohemian over the last of HTW)

Bowie-Jean Genie - Stones-Satisfaction
(The sudden end and oh-so familiar start go very well together)

Groove Armada-I See You - Fear Factory-Cars
(Mix the start of cars to the instrumental break about half-way through ICU)
(b-t-w, I think the fear factory version of Cars is much better than Gary's original)

Adam Ant-Goody Two Shoes - Presley Jailhouse Rock
(Great for a genre change - Two shoes finishes with the same opening as JHR)

Bowie-Let's Dance - Robert Palmer-Addicted to love
(Almost identical beat)

James Brown-Sex Machine - Commitments-Mustang Sally
(get it on the 'One' thumbup.gif )
CertainSounds
Hmm,

Either this information is treated like the crown jewels, or I'm the only saddo who thinks this way laugh.gif
EdBray
I thought it was a good and interesting thread and waited patiently for the replies which never seemed to materialise.

Eddie.
McCardle
billy joel uptown girl - dexy's - come on eileen
Kingy
Chic "good times" flows into Patrice Rushen "Forget me nots" on the hand claps. Sounds good to me, a non mixer!

"Fresh" by Kool and the gang follows on to this.........
Gary
QUOTE (CertainSounds @ Jul 30 2006, 05:48 PM)
Hmm,

Either this information is treated like the crown jewels, or I'm the only saddo who thinks this way  laugh.gif

Oh well, you've got a few replies now.

Typically, this information can be the sort of thing that some DJ's keep close to their chests, and last weeks discussions about Larry Laptop going out for £50 a night after 0 years experience, just filling the lappy with titles from playlists found on forums probably didnt help. However there is at least a couple of other threads on DJs United which cover the same topic.

Try Songs that mix well together. and theres also a link in that thread that leads to an even longer running thread.
CertainSounds
Thanks for the pointer to the other thread(s) - I should have done more digging before I posted oops.gif


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