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"The Private Memoirs of ..." (1992) CLUB ANTHEM HOUSE
Recorded live in 1992, This excerpt is an early example of DJ Met's musical progression. Full of classic club anthems and Met's penchant for dramatics, this mix's moniker has long been an alias for Met's goofier side after a few cocktails ;)
Track Listing:
01. Sandy B "Feel Like Singin'"
02. Clivilles & Cole - "Pride (A Deeper Love)"
03. Mariah Carey - "Dream Lover"
04. Bizzare INC. - "Took My Love"
05. Our Tribe With Frankë Pharoah - "Love Come Home"
06. Mount Rushmore - "I Got The Music In Me"
07. Inner City - "Follow Your Heart"
"Odyssey" (1994) CLUB ANTHEM HOUSE
With “2001: A Space Odyssey” samples and sound effects,
Odyssey offers weirdness with undeniable dance floor classics.
Track Listing:
A.
01. The Daou - "Surrender Yourself"
02. Hysterix - "Talk to Me (Sasha Remix"
03. The Daou - "Are You Satisfied?"
04. Eastmen - "You Dig"
B.
01. William Orbit feat. Beth Orton - "Water From a Vine Leaf"
02. Voyager - "Astronauts"
03. Ramp - "Rock the Discotheque"
04. The Wildchild Experience - "Keep it Going"
05. Spank Spank - "Hold Back"
"Magnetic North" (1995) PROGRESSIVE BREAKBEAT
A direct followup to "Odyssey", Magnetic North a is trippy 45 minute mix of
atmospheric, and at times, jazzy break beats.
Recorded on New Years Eve of 1995, Magnetic North features after-hours classics from God Within, Jedi Knights Dubtribe Sound system & Ice-T, (yes that one), among others.
"158.5" (1996) DRUM+BASS
Click here to Download Side A
Click Here to Download Side B
158.5 began as an experiment.
Although DJ Met had managed to establish a foothold in the southeastern US club scene, spinning funky house, he briefly dabbled in Drum + Bass after being turned on to it by DJ Bobble from Atlanta, GA.
Curious, Met picked up a stack of D+B vinyl from Satellite Records.
Soon, the 12'' tunes, combined with the idea of mixing hip hop and R&B vocals at half the speed over the frenetic beats made made their way into live performances and eventually a mix cassette that featured all female vocals, with the complete title of "158.5 (female version)"
Met handed out copies to friends and a few promoters for sh*ts and giggles.
In no time, the whole thing began to snowball; one copy turned into 20 and so on. Eventually, over 1,500 were ran with the help of rave vendor extraordinaire
Jen Solo and South Carolina Mix tape king Greg Fish of Big Fish productions.
URB Magazine even gave 158.5 a favorable review in its 1997, volume 55 issue. Gigs exploded as a direct result. For the remainder of '97 and well into 1998, Met toured the United States with the same modest crate of vinyl that started it all.
A sequel to 158.5 was planned, featuring all male vocals but the idea was ultimately shelved with side 1 of "Supa True Playa" being the only remnant remaining of the planed direct followup.
By 1998, Met acknowledged that Drum + Bass was fun and because of it, national name recognition was right around the corner but he chose to be true to his first love, House Music.
Track Listing:
A.
01. Omni Trio - "Who are you?"
02. Tek 9 - "Is it On?"
03. Rising Sons - "Touch Me"
04. Abstract Truth - "Get Another Plan"
05. Lemon D - "Going Gets Tough"
06. Lil' Kim - "No Time"
07. Neo - "I Wanna Be"
08. Dee Lite - "What is Love?"
B.
01. Omni Trio - "Nu Birth Of Cool (Rogue Unit Mix)"
02. Nexus - "Apache"
03. Erykah Badu - "On and On"
04. Back 2 Basics - "Back to Life"
05. DJ Ani - "The Whale Song"
06. L Double and Younghead - "New Style"
07. Voyager - "Long Distance"
08. Mystic Moods - "Horn Fusion"
09. MC Lyte - "Rock a Party"
10. Spacer - "Contrazoom"
This version of 158.5 has been re-recorded from the original master cassette.
Time has not been entirely kind with occasional wavering in audio and the tape has stretched a bit in spots. Every attempt to digitally correct these issues was made without degrading the audio any more than time already has.
"Super True Playa" (1997) DRUM+BASS
Click Here to Download Side A (Easy Mode)
Click Here to Download Side B (Hard Mode)
With Met growing in confidence with the realms of Drum + Bass
& video gaming, "Super True Playa brought together both.
Side A or (Easy Mode) recalls the smooth ethereal jazz of "158.5"
Side B, (Hard Mode) blisters with funky, rolling Jump-Up sounds
from Aphrodite to KRS-ONE and even the great, Queen Latifah!
"Sunday School Charlatan" (1999) DISCO HOUSE / FUNKY HOUSE
A high BPM Disco House mix full of comedy sketches,
filtered disco / funk samples and pounding bass, recorded live.
Track Listing:
01. Steve Harvey - "Prayin'"
02. CTA - "Muzik"
03. Todd Terry - "Reach Out"
04. Richard F - "East Side"
05. Fellow Man - "What it Takes"
06. Joff Roach - "Finest Funk"
07. Derbee - "Non Stop"
08. Kim English - "Missing You"
09. Mr Pink - "Lovesong"
10. Spiller - "Jet Groove"
11. Mr Pink - "Marathon"
12. Flip Wilson - "Reverend Leroy"
"Throwing Back the Apple" (2002) FUNKY HOUSE/PROGRESSIVE
Slower and less colorful than its predecessor, "Sunday School Charlatan",
The start of this mixtape indulges in an extended ambient introduction.
Japanese subway announcements, snippets of conversations, footsteps, cell phones and heartbeats invoke feelings of claustrophobia.
"Throwing Back the Apple" is part two of the trilogy of mixes that explore
Met's then turbulent internal spiritual quest.
As the mix progresses, the solem tone lifts and the lighter vibe that Met is known for returns.
Track Listing:
01. "Invocation" - Garutachi
02. "Home Cookin" - Freddy & Carlos
03. "Close My Eyes" - Shadow People
04. "I Need Your Love" - Mojolators
05. "Voices" - DJ Phenix
06. "Rhythm of Life" - Jason Jinx
07. "Feel It With You" - 7th Ave
08. "Everything You Need" - Madison Ave
09. "Just Wait and See" - 22nd Street
10. "Midnight Horns" - Soul Providers
11. "Benediction" - Garutachi
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