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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2012 · 1H 1M

Deckard Live from Ghost Ship Apocalypse

from Deckard Mixography · host Space Cowboys

Ghost Ship is one of my favorite parties of the year in San Francisco. It's a huge thrill getting to play the closing set on the main stage for a party that drew 6,000 people and more importantly a lot of my closest friends come out and let loose. It really doesn't get much better than playing in front of a huge room full of people going nuts inside a virtual apocalyptic town and UFO lighting rig overheard. I love being able to play some of my favorite big tunes from a variety of genres and go balls to the wall until the party closes and know that everybody there is along for the ride. I especially loved getting to throw down some new remixes on classics from Fatboy Slim and Plump DJs along with some huge tracks from Electric Soulside and Dancefloor Outlaws amongst a few others. It was a great time for me and I hope you enjoy the results. - Deckard Connect with Deckard here: www.deckard-dj.com https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Deckard/ http://soundcloud.com/deckard-dj Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com For more information on the Space Cowboys visit www.spacecowboys.org

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