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EPISODE · May 25, 2019 · 1H 7M

Funky Break Session (1997 Original Mix)

from Trance Station - DJ Eclypse · host DJ Eclypse

[Funky Breaks] For this mix, we're going in the waaay back time machine to bring to you the very first DJ Eclypse CD ever recorded. So this is where it all began, with just a handful of mismatched records that barely filled up half a record crate, and somehow with just around 6 months of trying out my skills as a DJ, I was able to piece together a full length mix (albeit a tad shorter than my current mixes since CD's at that time only had a 74 min max length). The mix was recorded with a Rane Mojo mixer and 2 Technics 1200 turntables (damn those things were expensive). The cover art is a scanned copy of the actual CD cover, and at the time, I didn't list the tracks on the back, so just know that instead of digging through the thousands of records that I currently own to try and get the songs for you, just know that it is mostly breaks from the era of DJ Icey (mid to late nineties), with a touch of progressive trance, and Goa (currently known as Psy-Trance). This mix does feature two things that you will never hear from me in any other production mix, the first is a part where I actually scratch a record to help continuity into the next track, and the second is a song that has a vulgar word which is repeated throughout the track. So, without further ado, I bring to you "Funky Break Session"!BPM Range 131-134

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[Funky Breaks] For this mix, we're going in the waaay back time machine to bring to you the very first DJ Eclypse CD ever recorded. So this is where it all began, with just a handful of mismatched records that barely filled up half a record crate, and somehow with just around 6 months of trying out my skills as a DJ, I was able to piece together a full length mix (albeit a tad shorter than my current mixes since CD's at that time only had a 74 min max length). The mix was recorded with a Rane Mojo mixer and 2 Technics 1200 turntables (damn those things were expensive). The cover art is a scanned copy of the actual CD cover, and at the time, I didn't list the tracks on the back, so just know that instead of digging through the thousands of records that I currently own to try and get the songs for you, just know that it is mostly breaks from the era of DJ Icey (mid to late nineties), with a touch of progressive trance, and Goa (currently known as Psy-Trance). This mix does feature two things that you will never hear from me in any other production mix, the first is a part where I actually scratch a record to help continuity into the next track, and the second is a song that has a vulgar word which is repeated throughout the track. So, without further ado, I bring to you "Funky Break Session"! BPM Range 131-134

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