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Mix Session 01O

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Session: Digeum Mix Session — Volume 01, Session Oscar
Codename: Lamenting Eight: In Protest of the Temporary Triumph of Organized Bigotry
Date: November 15, 2008
DJ: Apollo Lee
Coordinates: 37.79° N, 122.41° W
Location: San Francisco, California, USA
Genre: House
Running Time: 1:01:43

Track List

1. Digeum Intro
2. Phil Hooton featuring Sam Powell – A Love Supreme
3. Hardsoul & Ron Carroll – Back Together (Edit)
4. Joey Youngman – Fishin’ All Day
5. Mike Polo – Free (Original Club Mix)
6. DJ Gomi featuring Louie Balo & Yasmeen – Glad I Found You (Scott Wozniak Remix)
7. Daniel Bovie featuring No Dolls – He’s Getting On My Nerves (House Mix)
8. Dubtribe Sound System – This is the Time
9. Nathan Haines – Earth is the Place (DJ Gregory & Julian Jabre Remix)
10. David Guetta – Love Is Gone (Eddie Thoneick’s Ruff Mix)
11. Morrisson – You Can’t Go Wrong (Papp’s NeoDisco Vocal)
12. Liquid – Sweet Harmony (Spoon & Talk Mix)
13. Frankie Knuckles – Disco Shimmy! (Music’s Gotcha Jumpin’ A Cappella)
14. BeatFreakz – Somebody’s Watching Me (BeatFreakz Club Mix)
15. Bel Amour – Bel Amour 2007, Pt. 1 (Paul Emanuel Remix)
16. Mysterious People – Fly Away (Joystick Dub Mix)
17. Digeum Outro

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Hello. This is an excellent mix. I enjoy listening to it to help unwind after the day. Thank you.

Thanks very much. I’m glad you like it.

Damn, this is an amazing mix, dude!

Thanks, brother. I had a good time playing it. I’m really glad you dig it.

Great DJ skills my man, but I don’t hear you whistling.

As soon as I can get Traktor to record the mic, you’ll hear it, brother. It’s too much my signature not to work it at least a little bit.

Maybe it’s good I can’t figure out the mic issue. How soon do we really need a meaty bass clarinet solo in the middle of a track?