I agree with your sentiment, but is it really necessary to have to bash another type of techno just to make Luke look good? I love Beyer and Coxy and all those DJ'S, doesn't mean that they aren't "techno", they're just different.

@@matthewthechalk the sets are too same sounding from these festival DJs. Locked BPMs, same sounding tracks, label worshipping. But realistically the "people" love this stuff and my opinion matter about 0.01% lol. They will be all right. To have an opinion doesn't equate to bashing. Those guys are dong well an will continue to do so. I have mad respect for Cox and the other legends (I don't really judge the latest crop of models/DJs because its a new phenom), but one can be critical when it comes to something as subjective as music.

Not nostalgia night. Underground, where they ought to be.

This is techno drumcode nowdays sucks a lot

genuine roots in electronica....part of a genuine heritage

Oh my god that made my day. you are absolutely right.👍😂

At what time you see this ? 😉

Except this chap wrote the menu.

I almost expected him to pull out the Sunday times for a leisurely read!

yeah man, that's it !

he carries the true spirit of technos origins in detroit. he's a master of his craft no doubt.

The 7th Plain - Astra-Naut-E (In The Shadow) is another of his, one of the best

te quiro shaun

Maybe more beethoven or verdi as for me the mozart of our time in electronic music is the one and only jeff mills aka the wizard aka millsart :)

my opinion, too. Very trippy, speedy, linearly psychedelic.

i think they are really different in terms of style and taste, but they are both great at their fields.

@@Blazzkystr Well if you look at both of their DJMagHQ sets, they are pretty similar actually! Not too fast and loud but intense in another way, with long transitions, 3 or even 4 channels at the same time, a lot of "atmospheric" feelings

@@TheMrDJJ You are right even though i haven't watched Mulero's DJMag set, i probably said this according to the tracks of Luke that i listen but then i realised this set was pretty atmospheric as you said. Well, when was the B2B set again?

@@Blazzkystri see a big difference stylewise too, but it wqould be AMAZING to see those 2 legends together. and will check djmaghq set too

@@TheMrDJJ plus, in Mulero's set, he plays many tracks from Slater's recent album, Arc Angel.

Matthew Spring when he was was diverse with his techno and mixing as he is today

Same here, he's a real techno pioneer.

I agree, he's in another level

He´s in the level of Carl Craig... No others can play and mix electro sounds like these two bests...

@@petrhaisman8645 strange comparison, but ok) Carl, for my opinion, is just in parallel stream. Not better, not worse, just different

I agree! Also Laurent Garnier

so technicaly he is not

Surgeon, Jeff Mills, Dave Clarke, Richie Hawtin, Regis, Joey Beltram, CJ Bolland, The Advent, Robert Hood, Frank De Wulf ??????

@@MarkErrington Marcel Dettmann

Oscar Mulero seen.

around 36:40 luke slater - love

coming in at kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fLycqrmDqry-c3k.html 55:05, but never fully alone in the mix: Moderat - Bad Kingdom

@@etdj909 sounds more like Marcel Dettmann remix

And, by the way, Planetary Assault systems - Whip it good on 14:35

@@searchfortech8042 spot on

Eu estava lá bro , quer dizer eu vi no Rocks (Gaia ) na Technolandia 99 acho e em um festival da Hinneken em marco de Canaveses ! Sempre curti a cena meio punk do man

@@romulomendesferreiravale2657 também estava na Technolandia de 99, e na Neptunos no Algarve, grandes party's 😃👍

Bons tempos onde no início da dance scene em Portugal um gajo via , desde Jeff Miles a Green Velvet por 10 paus ! Até que se tornou moda e agora são 20 e 30 a seco ! Mas isso já começou lá trás , a quando Gunas e Mitras apareceram a montar a banca pra vender droga, bando de retratados ! Em fim agora temos festas mais higienizadas com betos e cheiretas que nunca foram nem gosta da cultura Rave . Mas é moda ,todos em grupos fechados a dançar de telefone no ar ! Abraços de Guimarães

im about to coment….. and u said :) transfixed is d w.

The software is mixing, not him.

Steve Wellings Do you think playing CDJs is something much different?😉

@@JA-SKI I can't comment as I've never used CDJ's.

I'll never understand people using 'sync', especially the likes of Luke Slater who are damn fine Dj's.

Sunil Sharpe is also top

@Ming man who are you to judge Luke Slater? Nobody, i guessed so.

@Ming man send me your productions.

Ming man kzfaq.info/get/bejne/b62op92imbC3Z2g.html No laptop here man

Obviously someone doesn't like the fact that this guy is getting some great feedback for his set. So he does things differently than you. And what? End of the day if you can fill a dance floor then it's job done. erelevent of what buttons are pressed or not pressed or how much you look at the screen . Get with the programme and if it's not your bag it's cool. Chill out a bit and do yourself a set 👍😀

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@@MarkErrington I'm just a number.

Saw him play there alongside James Ruskin once on four decks and two mixes. Will never forget how good that night was.

@@Theorbit1993 Best club ever. I'm so grateful I was fortunate enough to experience it.

@@MarkErrington your not wrong there..I used to travel from teesside.id have walked there if I had to.fantastic memories.I saw in the new millennium in there.Amazing times.

#masterclass

❤️🇲🇽

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

dude, thx for both tracks)

Joey Beltram so talented.

Conoces a Don Ben Sims? O a Ben Klock?

He's better than Felixstowe, never seen him live though, he'd have been good at bugged out

Got to see him at The Orbit. Always amazing

luke function bicknell

Dvs1 slater mulero