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2012-11-17 Chaircrusher DJ set.

So this was a vinyl mix, which means it isn’t as perfect with respect to mixing as my Ableton Live sets. It’s more fun, and scarier, actually, and track ordering is more spontaneous. I did a few level adjustments and cut out the skips at the end of Mercedes Boy, but other than that it’s what went out over air and the radio, including skips in the Depeche Mode track…

[audio:http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/2012-11-17-KRUI-DJ-Set.mp3|titles=2012-11-17 KRUI DJ set|artists=Chaircrusher]http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/2012-11-17-KRUI-DJ-Set.mp3
new orderperfect kiss
yazstate farm
depeche modeeverything counts
candi statonwhen you wake up tomorrow
YazSituation
ConfunkshunLady’s Wild
Patrice RushenWatch Out
PebblesMercede Boy Fack
Steve ‘Silk’ HurleyWork It Out
Off ShoreGot To Get Away
RisseLove Baby
Lil Louis & The WorldSaved My Life (Vintage Louis Down Under Mix)
DajaeTime
A Guy Called GeraldFX(Mayday Mix)
MoodymanI can’t kick this feeling when it hits
KLSmile
Shawn RudimanMartini Kiss
The MartianPow Wow (Fancy Dancer Mix)
PacouThe Trap
Kate Simko + Tevo HowardPolyrythmic The Original Theme Track
Pittsburgh Track AuthorityNite Owl Video
TR OneDrum Dance (John Heckle’s Jack Dance)
AnaxanderMoons of Jupiter
Space Dimension ControllerJourney To the Core of the Unknown Sphere (Kyle Hall I’m only breathing Mix)
Josh Wink + King BrittBrave Strong Song (Original Philly Mix)
Inner CityGood Live (Steve Silk Hurley Mix)
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KRUI DJ Set 2012-09-22

Haven’t done a radio show since the spring, and had rather a backlog of interesting stuff that has been filtering in. Mr. DE from Detroit Ad– the man from ElectroFunk — Has a new album Sol+Mind which has an eclectic variety of tracks ranging from Prince-esque electro pop (Uh Oh) to R&B (Tonight) to Detroit House (All for Granted). Cooly G put out her album a few months ago on Hyperdub, and she’s a genre of her own. I got the entire Absoloop discography from Kevin Kennedy (aka FBK), Art Bleek is newish on the incomparable Eevolute label. Adam Jay did a IndieGogo campaign to release an EP and raise funds for exorbinant medical bills. I’ve included two tracks from the Mediastinum EP. The Orb just released an album of collaboration with Dub Reggae legend Lee Perry. And of course, I’ve induldged myself by including some of my own tracks from this spring and summer.

At KRUI, Joe couldn’t make his show, and apparently the guy that was supposed to play after me didn’t come, so this is a longish set — over 2 hours. Once again, I find it hard to gauge how much material to have available — I had 41 tracks cued up and actually got through 30-something.

[audio:http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/Chaircrusher-KRUI-DJ-Set-20120922.mp3|artists=chaircrusher|tracks=KRUI DJ Set 2012-09-22]http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/Chaircrusher-KRUI-DJ-Set-20120922.mp3
ItemsPaint Your Own Galaxy
Throwing SnowBrook
The Orb feat. Lee PerryHold Me Upsetter
Mr DeTonight
Mr DeUh Oh
Tom ButchermAS
ChaircrusherPeople We Know
Art BleekSuper Blue
ESGMoody
Mr DeAll For Granted
Tevo HowardDusa Remix
NehuenBad Automation
TerseProto
Octave OneNew Life
Nina SimoneSinnerman(Felix The Housecat Mix)
TotteStay
TerseVelvet Purse
Jason SnellEvent Horizon
Cooly GIs It Gone
CardopusherHotbox
Mike HuckabyThe Tresor Track
Adam JayChatter
GobbyViewing HRS ZZZ
Adam JayTerrible Precision
ChaircrusherPrime 1
TotteLight Beams
ChaIrcrusherKlea
FBKIdol & Idiot
CardopusherWave Function
Cooly GLandscapes
Chance McDermottRenewing of your Mind
Dusk & BlackdownHigh Road
ChaircrusherTerrible Terrific
MuZiqRoy Castle
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2010-12-04 KRUI DJ Set

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http://www.cornwarning.com/chaircrusher/Chaircrusher-2010-12-04-KRUI.mp3
I usually have a track listing, but I left it at the studio last night, so you’re going to have to be surprised. Various 80s dance pop obscurities and hits, some house and a lot of Detroit techno, ending up with the Afx remix of 808 State’s “Flow Coma”