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Monday, November 8, 2010
October 2010 Chart
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Thursday, September 30, 2010
September 2010 Chart
It's been a little slow for us this month... But not for music. It took a while, but check out our September Chart:
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Monday, August 23, 2010
August 2010 Chart
WELCOME to AUGUST.!!! By now everyone has emersed themselves in the sounds of Summer with all the great Pool Parties, and talented DJ's making their way out to Venue's close to home. Whether you are stuck at the office or out in the sun we wanted to make sure everyone had the right spice to keep the party going. Check out this month's chart below:
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010
This Just In
If you play these tracks at the party; this guy just might let you backstage. All with the exception of the last song. I don't know why I love Ophelia by Kula Shaker so much, it has an eerie calm to it. Check it out, I'm sure you will dig it too. In regards to the other tracks... playing them will get you run faster and jump higher without having to purchase PF Flyers.
Take Over Control (Original Mix) - Afrojack
Arguru (EDX & 5un5hine Remix) - Deadmau5
Commander (Chuckie and Neve Remix) - David Guetta
One (Your Name) - Swedish House Mafia ft Pharrel
Release the Feeling (Original Mix) - Chris Luvly
Ophelia - Kula Shaker
(Click to get the whole Zip File)
Nicky Nines
Thursday, July 1, 2010
If You Lived Here, You Would Already Be Home
Saturday much to my enjoyment went off without a hitch, we caught up with Bart B More on the main stage first. He spun some of his Dirty Electro mash with a twist of Dirty Dutch with the presence of friends on stage, such as Chuckie. If you watched the great warm up set to the day you would have wanted to stay and see the next set courtesy of Dada Life. These two guys really know how to throw down some tracks. If you are looking for a fun up tempo banging beat then look no further than the guys from Sweden.
Bonus Tunes:
10 Vote Yes! - Dada Life.mp3
Next we caught a little of Afrojack on the main stage for the second wonderful day in a row. The main stage was a little more main stream the second day. Still Afrojack and still awesome we just liked the first day a little better, but beggars can't be choosers, and damnit who are we to complain about the wonder and amazement that was this past weekend. We skipped our way over to the Circuit Grounds to give some Progressive House a go and got to see the one and only Roger Sanchez.
Pick up your daily tres:
No Beef (Original Mix).mp3
We then headed back over to the Main Stage to metaphorically shake hands with Laidback Luke. He spun a solid ass set that carried the crowd into the night. We ended up leaving a little early due to Harvard Bass rocking the Cosmic Meadows for some Bass enjoyment. The set was more than we could ask for just throwing it all out on the tables. LA Riots threw down a sick set immediately after Harvard Bass that kept the pace of the evening going.
Bonus:
Rock The Disco (Laidback Luke Edit).mp3
Who was next? Who you ask.... Well no other than Wolfgang Gartner who lit up the stage like a fuckin Christmas tree. If you had the opportunity to see one act and leave on Saturday I would say you should have seen this. You could not explain it in words, only in Thizz faces, and I can guarantee you not many people there were from Norcal. Check out the live video, as well as wolfgangs new track "Illmerica".
Ah hah!
Hook Shot.mp3
After catching Mr. Gartner we headed over to the Circuit Grounds to catch some Fedde Le Grande. He was spinning a pretty sick set from House to Electro House to Progressive House. The way that the stage was setup was like an ancient gauntlet of music that had flames bursting from every column. You literally felt like you were in another country on some deserted island where music was God. How would you want to round out your night after that. Well you were faced with a rather large decision. (Turn to the next paragraph to find out)
Boys Noize or MSTRKRFT? Well we chose both. We started with Boys Noize and if you have seen Boys Noize ever or a hundred times you know that each time is going to be awesome, and each time is going to be different. Nothing bad could have been said about this music unless you enjoy classical.
Last but not least we rounded out the night with MSTRKRFT. By this time we were absolutely not tired and believe we need a three day festival next year, haha. Cheers and here's to next year, may it be bigger and even better.
One more time:
Nicky Nines
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Wish You Were Here... FRIDAY
The aftermath has piled up as the events of the past weekend at the Los Angeles Colesium cast a shadow over the World. If you weren't there for some odd reason, I truly hope it was a very odd reason indeed. We wanted to share some of the highlights just to re-live the experience once again or show some of you non-believers what fun is all about.
Friday was captured by a few artists and was nothing short of spectacular. We rolled up to the Los Angeles Colesium that was heavily guarded, but under complete control. The ticket lines were not long, the beer lines were which is odd, and there was only one outburst by the douchebag fence jumpers to which Lil Jon handled in about 2 minutes with some strong yelling instead of the hippie P.L.U.R. jargon. We came across Autoerotique throwing down a signature Electro set in the beginning of the day at the Cosmic Meadows. He powered down a great set just in time for us to head on over to see some of Afrojack handling the best set I have seen in a while with a special guest shout out from Lil Jon.
Tune up your collection:
Polkadots (Original Mix).mp3
AutoErotique - Gladiator (Steve Aoki.mp3 - Oldie but a Goodie
Next we headed on over to the Circuit Grounds which hosted a 7 story stage that Chuckie was spinning some ridiculous tunes from the songs of the summer Babylon and Hope. He spun a two hour set worthy of a headline position which I'm sure will be in the near future.
Bonus:
I Like It (Chuckie Remix).mp3
Dirty South left his normal Progressive House style set to amaze the audiences with some Filthy Electro House in the begining, and finishing with his typical tunes towards the end. Definitely different and much appreciated. All that did not know the name of Dirty South are now googling and wondering if he is from America. Well he is from the Dirty South of Austrailia.
Traktors:
After watching Dirty South and not wanting to leave them we decided to part ways with Kaskade and check out Jack Beats which in my experience if you want to see Bass Heavy; look no further. God these guys are pros at targeting the audience and putting a bullet straight through their heart.
We hung around the Cosmic Meadows after Jack showed us how the Jack Beats Rock, and checked out a very special DJ AM tribute between Travis Barker and A-Trak. This was packed with a special guest performance again by Lil Jon who seemed to be everywhere that weekend and was just an excellent set to appreciate.
You want it... You got it...
Out Of Body.mp3
Revolution.mp3
Then came the long awaited Household Names of House... Angello, Axwell, Ingrosso. This was the ONE and only SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA.
If you didn't have the patience to stay in the Circuit Grounds you truly missed out on a once in a lifetime appearance. From rolling in One More Time into One, to murdering the Colesium. These three individuals held it down and should have been the headlining act. Swedish House rocked the set.
Last but not least:
Gangsta (Original Mix).mp3
Show_One_Love (Hardwell Did It Again Remix).mp3
We were somewhat disappointed with the Deadmau5 set, and I don't know what the plan was. The new Deadmau5 stage was magnificent, but to use it against the 7 story backdrop with no integration was a bold move, and I thought somewhat lack luster. We still have lots of love for Deadmau5, this was just not expected; especially after the way the music was being put down all day.
With some remaining time we scooted on over to the see Armand Van Helden just commit a sacrifice on the crowd while he was there. The last half hour with Van Helden was an immediate thumbs up and great decision.
Nicky Nines
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Drop DEAD Gorgeous (Ladies Night Out)
We wanted to get a few songs out there for all you Lovely Ladies that wanted a little less than Bangers, and a little more than Ryan Seacrest in the morning. If you enjoy the artwork it is by a great photographer friend of ours. Check out her website Hannah Lux Davis. We have some Progressive House, House, and Electro House for your listening enjoyment, so enjoy the ride.
Get the Summer BBQ started with these tracks:
Friday, March 19, 2010
Something to bang your head on...
Paco Di Bango's World (Deadmau5 Remix) by Noiseuphoria
Bass heavy brain melter.
Cheap And Cheerful (Fake Blood Remix) by Noiseuphoria
More Fake Blood is always better than less.
Bangkok (Original Mix) by Noiseuphoria
Try not banging your kok too hard to this one.
Bangduck (Original Mix) by Noiseuphoria
Afrojack filthiness.
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