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| #0 / Mon, 26 Mar 12 16:18 RA Feature RA goes Dutch in the second edition of our new feature series.
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| #1 / Mon, 26 Mar 12 19:09 Garnier's up there for me too - and the amount of classics on Excess Luggage is frankly ridiculous! All nice choices there 
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| #2 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 09:40 it's too bad that Doc Martin is under appreciated in Europe - the man is an absolute legend behind the decks. Doc doesn't "slay" crowds - he hypnotizes them into the deepest abyss, from which they emerge 4 hours later going "wtf just happened". An undisputed champion. I'm glad to see him get a shotout, here with the bit on DJ Harvey...
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| #3 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 09:59 Chris Duckenfield for me.
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| #4 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 13:16 The way Jordash used to describe Move D is so true ! Just love, love and love.
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| #5 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 14:45 Move D is pretty sick!
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| #6 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 14:55 does mills ever mix like he did in his wizard days?? his talent is amazing, I just heard those oldschool wizard tapes recently and they where too much!
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| #7 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 16:35 very excited that I-F is mentioned twice in this article. If anybody deserves it, he does!
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| #8 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 17:11 Garnier is a great choice. Tedious to include Harvey again, he's become the most underrated to most overrated DJ in a matter of a couple months, thanks to this web site.
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| #9 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 17:38
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| #10 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 18:11 Ben Sims! Check out his boiler room set video. Amazing! He's the best at mixing obscure gems with new school grooves...also he makes his own edits of nearly every track he plays. When it comes to mixing and programming, he's unrivaled. I especially love his old funk and disco sets....so good!
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| #11 / Tue, 27 Mar 12 19:03 Posted by claydoh
it's too bad that Doc Martin is under appreciated in Europe - the man is an absolute legend behind the decks. Doc doesn't "slay" crowds - he hypnotizes them into the deepest abyss, from which they emerge 4 hours later going "wtf just happened". An undisputed champion. I'm glad to see him get a shotout, here with the bit on DJ Harvey...
He's certainly appreciated at fabric.. you've summed up the experience pretty well actually!
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| #12 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 09:54 @dilz: dance your pants off part 1 is definetly one of my favorites. I got that one on cd after some of his great cooking and good south of the Netherlands hospitality and still play it after all these years.
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| #13 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 12:04 i'm suprised noone said ben liebrand.
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| #14 / Thu, 29 Mar 12 16:21 A great dj is someone who can play tracks in a different way from others and then risk once he has got the crowd and make you totally freak out "in that wtf mindblowing moment" that you will not forget. Garnier, dettmann, dave clarke, function, are all in that league of freak out djs dj.
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| #15 / Fri, 30 Mar 12 05:40 dj dimitri - static tracks volume one (outland records)
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| #16 / Fri, 30 Mar 12 22:21 surprised nobody mentioned dimitri. i know he inspired a lot of dutch djs during his roxy days. for the rest it's a really good list, it makes me quite proud to see this (being a dutchy).
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| #17 / Mon, 02 Apr 12 07:41 Glad to see Maayan Nidam here
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| #18 / Mon, 02 Apr 12 10:06 I-f is a proper legend but I stopped going to see him as his sets became so predictable, which was a shame.
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| #19 / Mon, 02 Apr 12 12:42 Posted by Izness
Ben Sims! Check out his boiler room set video. Amazing! He's the best at mixing obscure gems with new school grooves...also he makes his own edits of nearly every track he plays. When it comes to mixing and programming, he's unrivaled. I especially love his old funk and disco sets....so good!
I agree to that! One night in Rotterdam, despite being very tired and we alomst went home, we walked into the Ben Sims set, all energy came back to us. One of the best sets ever, mixing old tracks and new tracks into sometning new. Here is a small part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zvFBo0W6vM&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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| #20 / Sat, 21 Apr 12 00:12 Jeff Mills.
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