amc music: June-24 and final Takeover available to listen back!

al-onestare

BoTM Winner
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So this is it. The final and 50th Takeover broadcast on the mighty Reform Radio. It's been a wild ride and an absolute pleasure putting these together, racing up and down the niche Mixcloud charts, cramming in recordings between work and life, playing loads of box-fresh new music, and nattering on about the weather. The two in-person live shows were tip-top too. It's a wonderful studio, run by some equally wonderful people.

These started during lockdown 1 in spring 2020 when the station was scrambling around for content. Therefore the biggest thanks goes to One Million Sunsets for making the connection with the studio and me, otherwise none of this would have happened.

We kept the ball rolling and what started as an hour show turned into 2. I'll take that as a sign that some folks actually quite liked what they were hearing. So the next biggest thanks goes to all the amazing artists that make the music, and make us, the listener, happy
😍


For this final show I played an A-Z selection of electronica all on the fly. We stopped off twice at S and Z and gave X a pass.

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Autechre - Montreal
Boards Of Canada - Left Side Drive
Chromatics - Light As A Feather
Deadbeats - Funky For You (Spacehopper Mix)
Enigma - Callas Went Away
Future Sound Of London - You're Creeping Me Out
Nicolas Godin feat. Cola Boyy - The Foundation
Hotel Pools - Hover
Hidemi Ishikawa - Love Comes Quickly ~霧の都の異邦人~
Jazzanova - No Use (Beanfield Remix)
Khotin - Mornings II
Little Dragon - Feather
Men I Trust - Lifelong Song
NMESH - Dream Sequins®
Oblique Occasions - wanderlust
Phono Ghosts - Pink Teens
Quannum MC's meet Jurassic 5 - Concentration
Tess Roby - House/Home
Saint Etienne - Fonteyn
Sunwarper - Lost Coast (Faex Optim Remix)
Tricky - Brand New You're Retro
Ursula's Cartridges - Sunrise Zone
VHS Dreams - Love Interlude
waterfront dining - sex on the beach
Tatsuro Yamashita - Sparkle
Zoot Woman - Taken It All (Le Knight Club Mix)
Z O L A D O M A I N ゾラドメイン - S W E E T D R E A M セクシーな夢
 
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Wasn't aware of it but am now :D

I'm afraid all our local record shops disappeared a loooooooong time ago :(

But I shall celebrate by treating the kids to a marathon cd session. I think we'll start off with some Saturday Night Fever...
 
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Really? Well there are still plenty of amazing gold mines out there. A few of my fav's include:

JIMS - Reading: http://justimaginationmemorabilia.blogspot.co.uk/
Alan's records - East Finchley: http://www.alansrecords.com/page2.html
Wanted Music - Beckenham: http://www.vinylhunt.com/stores/704
In Living Stereo - New York: http://inlivingstereo.com/
Piccadilly Record - Manchester: http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/counter/index.php
Rough Trade (East) - Brick Lane, London: http://www.roughtrade.com/

You'd be surprised how many are left if you do a little digging ;-)
 
Re: Record store day 19/04/14

Spent my first student loan on some 1210's. They were lovely. Had to sell them by the end of the first term as I was terminally skint, but it was a pleasure owning them.
 
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I've had mine just over a year now and they've been an absolute pleasure to use. They really are as good as the hype: the Chris King of the DJ world. Totally reliable, look great and are built to last forever.

Before I had a pair of pretty basic belt drive things which were fine for messing on but hopeless in every other way.

There's a petition going around at the moment to get Panasonic to re-start production. Sadly I think it's a non-starter :-(
 
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I just did a search on the website... I really hadn't realised how many stored I have in my area.

We have a great little independent shop in Weston-s-Mare, but Raves from the Graves in Frome has been my local for years.
 
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al-onestare":1fbjlmyd said:
I've had mine just over a year now and they've been an absolute pleasure to use. They really are as good as the hype: the Chris King of the DJ world. Totally reliable, look great and are built to last forever.

Before I had a pair of pretty basic belt drive things which were fine for messing on but hopeless in every other way.

There's a petition going around at the moment to get Panasonic to re-start production. Sadly I think it's a non-starter :-(

I'm on my 4th set. I've bought and had to sell various pairs over the years, but have a nice set of MK3's now.
I had some brand new 1200 MK5's a few years ago, then my flat flooded and I needed the funds for the repairs :roll:
I tried CDJ's last year and hated them.
Do you only use vinyl? I use a mix of vinyl and serato and find it covers all bases :D
 
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It took me years to be pursuaded to dry a move to the dark side :LOL:
I started djing weddings etc a few years back and that was the driver behind trying serato really.
There's a hell of a lot less to carry, plus it's easier to deal with requests.
I still use my 1210's with it though, just with the time-coded vinyl
 
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