Post here your Favourite Mix or the Mix that changes your Life (Page 1 of 5)

dimitri's static track vol 1
absolutly changed my view on mixing
perfect timing,timeless classics..
all i heard before that was off beat mixing from crap dutch dj's early nineties
after that i heard i-f's trendfm mix ( from 1985 )
didn't know it was also possible with early disco

slowly i came into wbmx mixes, and to top it off

what really blew my mind was, when i-f came to my home town in 1996 
he mixed "shari vari" with charlie "spacerwoman" and after that "jam on it" from newcleus, "tour de france" from
kraftwerk...
the timing was just perfect..
all fitted well together.. man o man.. what a mix was that
to bad i don't have it anymore

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*remember dylan hermelijn,( also did a great mix on radio3 back in 1995..saskia slegers.. good examples of tight mixing..
don't know the ricky mix though..
there was a tribute site somewere some time ago.. with lots of mixes from that age

- laurent garnier's x-mix: how deep can you go? this is really 'trance' from early nineties using detroit, house and european stuff

* yeah how could i forget about that one : first mix i've heard on xtc
he never did something good like that anymore
was also the first dj ( ok and sven vath ) who did monster sets like 6 hours on a roll

DJ Izrail's Chicago Bloodline mix changed my perspective on DJing, magic stuff, not just playing some tracks after each other as so many do.

was not really a mix. but I got a tape in 1992 (?) by a guy with the so-called minimal synth sound. it totally changed my view on music and I started to buy records again after some experiences with CD`s. At the time I was very into Industrial and EBM music. afterwards I would say it was a logical step... btw, the guy was known as Echo West later

after years of house, electro, acid and techno, i became bored of the loopy techno scene.
in that period, i got some hotmix and wbmx tapes from my (now ex-)girlfriend. she got them from the Belgium's Genk based dj-crew World Invaders.
The mixes where mindblowing!

my favorites are:
a Italo Hotmix by I-F (i think it starts with Decadance - On and On)
Wbmx mix by Mickey Oliver (with tracks like Phylis Nelson - I Like You, Pineapples,...)
Another Hotmix by I-F (but can't remember any track names)

Those 3 sets + The Chocago-Italo-Electro set by Der Haack are very important influences to todays music interests.

edit: i've lost those hotmix and wbmx sets... anyone who want to send me a link? thanks in advance!

yea love that mix too, including the 20 mins of talking at the beginning. He jams it hard

@fantomas: yes, laboratoire mix on high rotation too at the time..
still like it

if one mix come to my mind is flemming dalum last days of italo disco. It opens up for me to all those late italo that, just by looking at covers or the production year turned me off. Digitronic, hugh bullen, private movies, mata hari... just a perfect selection. And a great simple mix where songs are keep long to maximal enjoyment.

You passed that one on to me, and i still love it.

For the record though i would like to state that neither did i fall in love or share any sexy times with mike.

Billy Woods promo mix handed out at melting pot many years ago. Really eclectic mix that opened my ears to a load of different styles of disco at a time when i knew nowt really. Can pretty much remember most of the tracklist; primavera, dancehall days, feel the drive, i love you dancer... david keaton space patrol, yellow magic orchestra - computer games and others. Still one of the Djs who's influenced me the most probably.

DJ Sy @ Fantazia 1991
first uk hardcore mix i heard, therefore the first dj mix i ever heard. big up all primary school massive.

The Orb Peel Session (the first one)
i never heard this until recently but someone told me how they did it a long time ago and that was enough

these stand out as "life changing" mixes