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Thu 8 Feb 2007

Biskviit: Introduction To Spiritual Energy Radiators

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useo8 says:

February 8, 2007 at 10:00 pm

Is there an index page for the intro? I like the title.The cover is a splendid display of the power of design in font.
estrada says:

February 9, 2007 at 8:26 am

biskviit ‘introduction to spiritual energy radiators’ by estrada

international pony – gravity
the embassy – tell me about the panache
munk feat. chloe – ce kul (francisco remix)
bent – since you went away
plaid – scoobs
lemon jelly – a man like me
yma sumac – remember
the walker brothers – shut out
uno naissoo – dzÃ¤ss-sÃ¼it nr.6 (vanamehe tantsulugu)
the upsetters – party time (part 2)
jay-jay johanson – another night, another love
firebolts – everybody party
kris menace – voyage
ariel pink – howling at the moon
bmx bandits – i’m still hungry

january 2007

here’s the tracklist. the mix much shorter than the boombox average, just 41.40. might this scare you?
😈
🙂
estrada says:

February 9, 2007 at 9:55 am

Is there an index page for the intro?

sorry for my english – i don’t understand that. index page for the intro? 😳
bong says:

February 9, 2007 at 12:06 pm

that plaid tune’s the bizznizz 😉
estrada says:

February 9, 2007 at 1:49 pm

go on
don’t be shy
there’s plenty for everybody

😉
useo8 says:

February 12, 2007 at 12:38 am

I don’t speak the clearest english in addition.
I wanted the playlist.Thank you.I love to refer to it during play.
Very much liked your work.
The mixing has good motion & the selection is most pleasing.
Bent/plaid/lemon jelly was really great,but I found all of your work to be a treat.
Yes,It would have been good to get more,yet this is a staisfying 42 minutes.
Looking forward to more.
Firestopper says:

February 12, 2007 at 1:53 pm

Not so sure about the Uno Naisso track, but lovin the rest of this mix.
Right up to the usual standard.

btw, who is the guy who speaks right after the Lemon Jelly tune ?
Sounds like he’s from my neck o the woods ? 😀
Hidden Persuaders says:

February 15, 2007 at 9:45 pm

Apologies just got round to this. Very nice mix, very eclectic, some very interesting tracks. A lot of thought must have gone into planning this. thanks mate 😀 😀
vepik says:

February 16, 2007 at 8:54 am

Biskviit â€œIntroduction To Spiritual Energy Radiatorsâ€
by Estrada

The Biskviit series has no timetable for production; generally speaking, you can expect one every three months or so, if you’re lucky. And I say “if you’re lucky” because the mixes Estrada puts on your table are slow cooked, slowly steam, with only the finest ingredients. He’ll slap your wrist if you take it in too quickly.

What Estrada does each time he tucks in your napkin is showcase his impecable mixing talent. I’m almost certain that if you approached him and asked for a handful of tracks mixed a la carte, he’d have them mixed up in the most fluent way possible. Each mix he does leaves you pleasantly full with no side effects or aftertaste.

Enough of his mixing ability — how about the mix?

“Gravity” clicks and clocks over a bassline with dreamy vocals to leave you wishing you were in a field of wheat doing… well, nothing. And it carries into the sunny, uplifting house tune by The Embassy — what a hell of a refreshing intro, huh? Followed by a remix of Ce Kul, you’ll wash it all down with a well known smooth Bent tune.

Plaid get funky on the drums and breaks leading into everyone’s favorite act, Lemon Jelly, in top form hot off their latest release. Ready the hot sauce, cause you’ve got some crazy organ-rock-female-vocal craziness with “Remember” leading into the uptempo disco fun of “Shut Out”. I hope you brought your steak knife, because this cut has a helluva thick guitar solo that sticks to your ribs.

Uno Naiisoo provides a peculiar piano/vocal segue into the extravegantly dubby tune by The Upsetters. From there, you get the deep moody vocals that sound like VHS Or Beta meets Phoenix — a cut so good, the hooks are still stuck in it. Pick them out and keep dining, because also on your plate is a fun disco cut by Firebolts followed by an amazing production by Kris Menace (shameless plug: you’ll see that same tune next month by a certain lazy and sexy DJ). The keys get dreamy and moody for “Howling At The Moon”, leading into the acoustic/keyboard combo that clears the table and readies you for bed.

This mix is so warm, sweet, dreamy, and sudden, you may as well take insulin shots to pevent diabetes. It’s that good, and before you know it, you’re realizing that your main course was desert. Shame on you? Nah. Estrada served it to you — blame him.

Vepik
lenodd says:

February 19, 2007 at 1:43 pm

good stuff mr estrada – kept my attention on a sunday afternoon!
estrada says:

February 20, 2007 at 9:48 am

ah, fantastic feedback, my fellow mixers. i wasn’t able to reply cause shortly after the mix got posted i left to a country that wasn’t really connected to the internet.
thank you all that bothered to listen (and special props to vepik for deep review!)
estrada says:

February 20, 2007 at 11:49 am

>>> btw, who is the guy who speaks right after the Lemon Jelly tune ?
Sounds like heâ€™s from my neck o the woods ?

it’s robbed from ‘creature comforts’. so it isn’t a guy at all, more like an insect, if i remember correctly – it was the insect that rolls big crapballs around, you know them? are they from your neck of woods? 🙂 don’t know how they are called in english. in estonian it’s “sitasitikas”
bong says:

February 20, 2007 at 11:54 am

i think you’re describing a dung beetle
estrada says:

February 20, 2007 at 2:35 pm

yep. that’s the one. i wonder if earth is one big dung ball pushed around by a gargantuan beetle.

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