DJ HAZARD - BRICKS DONT ROLL EP
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Glad Bricks Don't Roll and Death Sport are on this, good to see 2 fairly fresh tunes on there... pretty sure neither of them are more than a few months old unless I'm mistaken.
Hazard's been playing them for nearly a year, and pretty much every set since Nov!
Large EP though
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I like Mark Q & Death Sport a lot but the other 2 ent that great imo
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Big ep.
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badman a bonus track hopefully.
always refreshing to get a hazard release after 80% of everything else sounds the same
always refreshing to get a hazard release after 80% of everything else sounds the same
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Would be cool but I'd be really surprised, pretty sure that one's about 8 year old now.
My guess for the bonus track would be Cherrybomb, quite a few people asking for it on FB and that.
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I think we need to get Playaz to do a pre-order vinyl petition like they did with Time Tripping to see if they could get a 200 / 300 EP pressing together, or even all 4 tunes on 1 vinyl at 33 rpm would be better than no pressing
It has a similar beat pattern to Tactix and Busta Move. Not sure on the bass pattern though
The high end bit on Mark Q before the drop reminds me of the first bit of the intro on the Dr Who theme
Nice name that - Mark
This ^^^
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erm, no. A 12" with the most voted top 2 tunes would be the most realistic and sellable idea for this. I'm not sure how many of you guys are playing out these 4-track 33rpm vinyl releases but they are quieter, which normally catches you out after you drop them (especially if you are just throwing tunes into the mix and don't have the time to EQ them in your headphones) and are not the same to mix at all. Plus if you like to put your tunes in key, you have to choose one tune per side to put in your order anyway so having 2 tunes is of no benefit.
From all the EP's I have seen lately on a single 12", I could have easily picked 2 tunes to be on a 12" that would have been just as strong. The Fourfit EP's, the Goliath EP, Critical Systems, The 'U' EP, the flip to the Thrillseekers EP, etc.
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Playaz always press Hazard eps anyway dont trhey?
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some gd audio of death sport
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I agree that a 12" with 1 tune per side sounds better than most EP's cut to a 12" with 2 tunes per side, but companies can get the pressing the same level as a single sometimes.
The Matchsticks EP I have sounds loud and crisp and I dont have to fiddle about with the levels. Same on the Absys plate that has Marching Cube on it. Sounds find + Marching Cube and the Es.Tereo tune on that side are both cut at 45 rpm, so it can be done.
If tune levels are catching you out on the drop of those quieter EP's cut to a 12", get used to mixing them and find out where the levels should be.
On topic, I would vote for Bricks Don't Roll / Meet Time on the 12" if a single pressing was an option
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The sub sounds ridiculous man.
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