Spymania Mixes

[Spandex]

Anyone else been downloading Hardy's mixes from off the Spy site? The Heiroglyphic being stuff is great.. and the Chitown mix is epic.

http://www.spymania.com/pgs/downloads.html

All the music that's good, all the time. Several cheers for Hardy.

[platinum ray]

Yeah, that one off the Heiroglyphic Being mix that goes 'check out your mind, see what you might find' is totally boss. I need to know what that tune is. Loved the Dance Hall and the Chicago House mixes too.

Ah, the internet is great:)

[Spandex]

Mail him and ask.. hardy2 at the spymania domain.

[bob]

looks great! on the dl

[phil2]

yerrr

[JE:5]

Nice one, I really like Jamal Moss's stuff.

[isoprax]

I'm all over the chi jacker for sure.

part 3 finished first and it's tasty. I can't wait for the other two chunks to finish now.

[love_tempo]

I've listened to the dancehall ones loads over the years. plus the one with 'The King' but I'm not sure which mix that is. The hieroglyphic being has kept me motoring through work a few afternoons too. good work, ta hardy.

[mdk]

what is that song? 'The King' ? we've got that mix in the car and I love that song. crazy brass band house antics.

[Spandex]

Jonny Dangerous or sommat?

edit: yeah, it's "King of Clubs". genius harpsichord.

[emef]

king of clubs is a classic tune, bloody circus oompah music, quality

[love_tempo]

that's the one. the voice sounds like tom waits.

[Ro Land]

Yeah King of Clubs is solid gold... in fact I vaguely remember we have someone on here to thank for it going on that mix... cos I remember giving it to Hardy after someone here mentioned it... possibly someone beginning with n... nempsey? nikrem?

[kams]

i like all the regal, kingly musical motifs in that track.. like the fanfare bits and the pharoahesque egyptian bits.

[Spandex]

think it was nempsey ar.

[kams]

is there a tracklisting for that mix?

[love_tempo]

didn't ever see a tracklist or I would have caned that king track

seems like ye killed Hardy's mix site :)

I have this really short mix, which isn't as good as hardy's but i like all the same.

deasun's ultraviolence mix (~36 mins)

http://www.michell-engineering.co.uk/pic/tur/soft_orbese.jpg

DivShare File - deasuns_ultraviolence_mix.mp3 (http://www.divshare.com/download/4746621-813)

tracklist:
ultraviolence theme
chromatics - running up that hill
chris and cosey - october (love song)
suicide - cheree
antenna - achilles
silent types - upset
throbbing gristle - hot on the heels of love
vice versa - riot squad
inertia - the screen
cybotron - el salvador

[Spandex]

Spy site is still up for me... it's on my DH account.. bit flaky but i got ludicrous disk/bandwidth :)

[love_tempo]

yup, it's back again for me too. couldn't access it either at home or work this morning.

[nempsey]

dont think it was me, i dont have that track, would like to tho , why doesn;t someone give me it

[CV]

Hardy´s been the man for so long now , a real inspiration ...

[emef]

i like all the regal, kingly musical motifs in that track.. like the fanfare bits and the pharoahesque egyptian bits.

aye

first time i heard it was an afterparty in glasgow, it came on and everyone jumped up and started going crazy to it... quite surreal as they'd all looked like the worst fucked up casualties seconds before

powerful track

[hardy]

Im very happy to hear that people are enjoying these mixes. Im afraid tracklists have been sporadic, but this should be solved now I have an auto playlist recorder for serato. http://forum.scratchtools.de/notforum/TrackTracker.msi

New mixes upping as we speak!

platinum - yeah, that 'check out your mind' cut is sooo good. It's on jamal moss' reedit series - members only historical archives - volume 1 - http://www.discogs.com/release/714860 , all volumes are worth hearing, i especially rate vol3 which is just plain bananas.

hxx

[hardy]

Three more!

A reggae tape - older stuff than my usual ragga mixes, pretty chill and listenable!

A hip hop tape - Just me messing around with some favorites. Lots of juggaknots, Sadat X, Doom and some older stuff too.

All music data by Robert Hood - M Plant and related goodies in the mix

www.spymania.com

I hope you enjoy them all.

[mdk]

nice one hardy, i'll grab that hip hop one right now. i was just listening to that Grand Puba album a couple of weeks ago. still a great record.

'we keep it tight and thats the way its supposed to be'

[V Knid esq]

Cheers for these Hardy, the Robert Hood one is PERFECTLY timed - I've been listening to the Minimal Nation reissue CD for work, and getting really frustrated at not hearing the tracks mixed together as they sort of should be....

[Sheridan]

the Minimal Nation reissue CD for work

uh, what?
there is going to be a reissue?
do you know when it should be out?

[Sheridan]

that reggae mix is boss.

[thepigjockey]

I'd never heard of Jamal Moss before, really really good.

I had one of the Erikoismies CDR albums on my ipod just before the Jamal Moss mix and I could really hear a similarity between them, I don't know why, maybe something to do with the equipment? Anyway, I like that Jamal Moss stuff for the same reasons I like the Erikoismies stuff, whatever reasons they are!

[V Knid esq]

uh, what?
there is going to be a reissue?
do you know when it should be out?

Before the end of the year I believe. There's to be quite a lot of M-Plant activity in the next few months apparently.

[Sheridan]

Sweet.
Thanks for the heads up knid.

[V Knid esq]

Oh the Minimal Nation reissue has been postponed til next year now.


And DAMN YOU HARDY for making me start buying all the Jamal Moss vinyl!

[wheezer]

never heard of Jamal Moss, huh? Tsk, tsk.

[V Knid esq]

Heard of him, heard him, didn't really appreciate it before tho. Dunno why - didn't like the piano sounds on the Heiroglyphic Being stuff I'd heard, so didn't pay much attention....

[wheezer]

the early africans with mainframes releases are sweet...

[JE:5]

He was part of Chicago Bad Boys too that released 2x12" on Djax, there's one bad ass jackin' monster on there.

[wheezer]

africans with mainframes was a big deal for me when I first discovered it - that blend of chicago and industrial seemed like something genuinely new at the time