chronovisor mix series vol. 3

Hi music.blog.lovers!

Today I present you the second and perhaps last part of a miniseries about the canadian DJ and music producer JOEL THOMAS ZIMMERMAN.

I found enough material which he produced since 2005, and I was able to mix a second tribute CD you can find here.

A tracklist of this CD again is tagged into the file and very easy to spot.

I am finished with it, and I will focus on different acoustic episodes in the future.

But for now let the fun continue and ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


chronovisor mix series vol. 3
DEADMAU5 - the world of dance music 2
(chronovisor mix)
60:29
[2011]
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Far East Movement - ROCKETEER [McDoC Evo-XR Slim-J Remix]

Running Time : 7:03

(Link removed due to an IFPI/DMCA take-down notice)

This Evo-XR treatment was concocted using:

the Album version, Instrumental, and Piano bit.

Enjoy!

chronovisor mix series vol. 2

Hello music.blog.lovers!

About 175 weeks ago I started with this mix series not knowing, if I ever would continue, and I almost didn't.

But recently I literally fell with my listening-ears on the Canadian based disc jockey and music producer JOEL THOMAS ZIMMERMAN, who started releasing progressive house music and trance tracks and also remixes in 2005.

His very DJ-friendly productions helped me a lots mixing myself a tribute CD to honour this guy, who really is 'the killer of the dancefloors of the world' to me these days.

A tracklist of this CD is tagged into the file and very easy to spot.

I obviously can't get to old for this type of dance music, which I am very glad for.

So, let the fun begin and ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


chronovisor mix series vol. 2
DEADMAU5 - the world of dance music
(chronovisor mix)
61:54
[2011]
info

Linkin Park - Waiting for The End [McDoC Evo-XR Chubs' Sunshine Remix]

Running Time : 9:06

This Evo-XR treatment was concocted using:

the single version and The Glitch Mob Remix.

ENJOY!!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE - Rain Forest (chronovisor mix v5.0)

Hello again!

This now is the very last time I mix this today's tune, because I'm sooo done with it! ;-) And I'm pretty sure I wouldn't find any other version. So well...

My tribute to this special song ends after having posted now the fifth different version on the today's date every year since I started my music.blog.

Now back to the normal! But first, ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


PAUL HARDCASTLE
Rain Forest
(chronovisor mix v5.0)
06:34
[1990]
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MARVIN GAYE - What's Going On (fuTuRo reFresh Extended Mix)

Hello music.blog.lovers!

To read the text to this posting please go to my music.blog, which is four years old today. Thank You!

Here is the info:


MARVIN GAYE
What's Going On
(fuTuRo reFresh Extended Mix)
07:10
[1971]
The link is down due to a DMCA notification.

THE SHAMEN - Omega Amigo (chronovisor mix)

MY TIME IS YOURS... ;-)

Frozen moment, chosen time
Here and now, forever mine
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time
Lucid vision, sights sublime
Seeing, knowing, feeling fine
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time
I will always have time

New horizons unconcealed
Destination now revealed
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time
Perfect wisdom, tender words
Love and logic, lesson learned
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time
I will always have time

Recognition, special face
Inspiration of my faith
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time
Omega Amigo for you I will always have time

I will always have time

ENJOY! Floyd Anderson.

Here is the info:


THE SHAMEN
Omega Amigo
(chronovisor mix)
06:20
[1989]
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a-ha - "The Living Daylights" (808's Licence to Kill Mix)

"The Living Daylights" was a revolutionary installment in the James Bond movie franchise. This 1987 movie was most notable, in that it was the first to star actor Timothy Dalton in the role of James Bond. And of course, the score by composer John Barry is, as always, memorable.

Continuing on from 1983's "A View to a Kill", in which Barry enlisted British new wave band Duran Duran to do the title song, here it is the Norway pop group a-ha who contributes the movie's title theme. While this song is memorable, and powerful in it's own right, a-ha themselves recorded what I thought was a far superior version of this song for their 1988 album "Stay On These Roads". This version always seemed to me to be more focussed, and powerful.

So, for this extended mix, while I did use some parts from the original song, and also the 12" extended mix based from that mix, I relied most heavily on the (in my view) far superior album cut. At various parts throughout the song, and especially during the overly bombastic beginning and ending of this mix, I made use of John Barry's orchestral version of this song as well. The result is an extended mix which I think truly captures the James Bond spirit.

This mix clocks in at a leisurely 9 minutes and 40 seconds

Listen to this track on legitmix.com