Showing posts with label Moullinex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moullinex. Show all posts

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Letters, Moullinex, and Winners

Dear DPC Readers (aka: our invisible Internet friends),

I've taken notice to the fact that we have acquired some new readers (Hi!) in the last two weeks, and it's been real swell. Let me rephrase that actually... DPC acquired new readers because we know you like free things. And hopefully our blog.

I hope you didn't come expecting much. We're just three Hokies who happen to have a fondness for dance parties and whiskey. Maybe too much whiskey. We're three professionals. We're so professional in fact... that we have meetings while sitting at my kitchen table way too late at night. We drunkenly bounce ideas off one another, reminiscing about whatever show we happened to have just come home from and we're usually still drinking... whiskey... straight from the bottle. #wehavenoshame

Clearly you have stumbled across the RIGHT blog. And if you've been with us from the beginning, thank you. We hope you came for the mixes, and now stay because you realize you share the same appreciation and love for DDPs and music that we have. Because in the end, that's what it's all about.

The winners for a pair of tickets to the Aeroplane, Cassian, and DJ Provoke show on Saturday were comments # 28 (K. Latimer) and #7 (Anne R.). Please email us at dpchronicles@gmail.com so we can pass along your information to U Hall.

Even if you don't end up winning the giveaway, we still hope you come say "hi" to any of us at the show. I can't speak for Rashad or Tyler because they aren't nearly as awkward as I am, but if I run away, it's not because I don't like you - it's because I really am super awkward. It's also really dark at U Hall, and sometimes I like dancing in the corner.

You can still buy tickets here, doors open at 10pm - we'll see you on the dance floor!

Sincerely,

Becca (and Rashad and Tyler)

And because this post has nothing to do with anything other than a weird letter for new readers and how we are so UNPROFESSIONAL, here's what I listened to whilst writing this courtesy of Moullinex (GOMMA <3<3 SWOON) from May 2010. Such a classic and full of amazing tracks - love the 30 minute drop, because let's be real: THAT'S WHAT DDPs ARE ALL ABOUT PEOPLE!Link
'Villains Have Feelings Too' Mixtape by Moullinex

Pink Floyd - Time [EMI]
Blackstrobe - Back From Beyond [Supersoul]
Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere (Psychemagik Edit) [Shotgun Edits]
Fernando - Blade Drummer [Redux]
Toba - Moving Up [Connection]
Rainbow Team - Dreaming [Full Time]
Alexander Robotnick - The Dark Side of The Spoon [Crème]
Strip Steve - Breakin' (Lorenz Rhode Remix) [Exploited]
The Heels Of Love - Quiet Please (Fabrizio Mammarella Remix) [Mad on the Moon]
Giorgio Moroder - e=mc2 (In Flagranti Remix) [Discotexas]
Siriusmo - Femuscle [Exploited]
Azari & III - Hungry for the Power [I'm a Cliché]
Methusalem - Robotism (Edits Piaf) [unreleased]
Juan Maclean - Feel So Good [K7]
Ichisan - Global Pillage [Airtight]
Moullinex - Superman (Lorenz Rhode Remix) [Gomma]
Nightriders - A Love Feeling [OMG!]
Munk - La Musica [Gomma]
Spirit Catcher - Sweet Deal [20:20 Vision]
DJ T - Funk On You [Get Physical]
Professor Funk and The Chicago Hous'n Authority - Visions [DJ International]
Paperclip People - Throw [Planet E]
DJ Kaos - Love the Nite Away [Rong/DFA]
Rodion - D.I.S.C.O. Rewind [Gomma]
Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder [Westside]
Hard Ton - Flawless (Snuff Crew Remix) [Permanent Vacation]
Four Tet - There is Love in You [Domino]
Pulp - This is Hardcore [Island]

Monday, October 10, 2011

The Do's and Don'ts of Dance Parties

We're back and alive from whiskey-fueled DDPs in the mountains of West Virginia. It was great. I ate s'mores, found whipped cream flavored vodka at a store, lost horribly in cornhole, and may or may not have rekindled my appreciation for Sisqo's "Thong Song". Uhhh... don't ask.

We hope everyone had a great weekend, and many of you are probably still enjoying the weekend because you have today off. Well, I'll spare you my bitching and moaning, but I do not. Therefore, I'm already day-dreaming about this coming weekend and I just realized that it's been awhile since I've had myself a good dance party. I know, it's pretty traumatic. #asiangirlproblems.

So I thought it might be fun educational to share some tips that I have learned along the way. Or maybe I thought this is also a good refresher for me as I plan to have many DDPs this weekend at U Street Music Hall - Fred Falke on Friday, Matthew Dear on Saturday - but more on that later (read: Preview of the weekend post later this week!)

The Do's and Don'ts of Dance Parties

Do: Go with friends. Shows are more fun with friends. I repeat, shows are ALWAYS more fun with friends.
Don't: Go to a Holy Ghost! show by yourself. The show ends up being 40 minutes and that entire 40 minutes is spent standing in a corner looking awkward. The boy standing next to you has on skinnier jeans than you and is donning a scarf that you'd like to own. After the show ends, you can't find your car because you are a space cadet. You aimlessly walk around U Street (uh, bad idea) trying to find your car, call your brother who lives in San Diego because maybe he can help you locate your car. Yea, it made sense at the time.

Do: Make sure that you're not getting completely hammered on an empty stomach.
Don't: Try to make up for the fact that pregaming was more important than dinner, so you find yourself at the 9:30 Club Backbar, a box of cookies deep, shouting "this is the best dance party EVER," to everyone. People will look at you like you're crazy and the friends you came with - they probably aren't your friends anymore.

Do: Meet new people. Shows are more fun when you meet new people and make new friends. And I like new friends.
Don't: Forget their name. Enough said.

Do: Save friends from creepy people.
Don't: Laugh at Becca when guys come dancing all up on her sh*t like it ain't no thang. (BTW, thanks Rashad! haha)

Do: Buy lots of drinks at the bar.
Don't: Buy lots of drinks for everyone at the bar. Woops.

Do: Show appreciation when you hear a song that you love being dropped by a DJ you adore.
Don't: Drop an entire beer on the floor in the process of said appreciation (Aeroplane in April) and try to play it off like it didn't happen. People saw and their feet are wet.

Do: Arrive early. Sometimes acts that you end up enjoying the best are first on the bill.
Don't: End up at the venue first. You'll be that guy sitting at the bar, waiting for your friends to come and take whiskey shots to pass the time.

Do: D A N C E!!! A lot!!!
Don't: Stand there and nod your head. Unless you're doing something else, like taking a shot. Unless you want a post about how you + inanimate object have many commonalities.

Do: Listen to this mix because you need a DDP.
Don't: Miss the song at 8.05 in. It's great. It makes me happy. And 17 minutes in, flashback to Tommy Boy anyone?

Gomma Podcast #57 - Moullinex Crown Jewels Mixtape by Gomma

1) Zimmer - Looking at You // Discotexas
2) Philosophy of Sound - It is like that (Special Long Version) // Discotexas
3) Moullinex - Sunflare // Gomma
4) Mirror People - Feel the Need (Munk remix) // Gomma
5) Justin Faust - Girl Talk // Discotexas
6) Moullinex feat Peaches - Maniac // Gomma
7) Moullinex - Modular Jam (Justin Faust remix) // Gomma
8) Moullinex & Xinobi - X Marks the Spot (Glimmers Disko Version) // Discotexas
9) Moullinex & Xinobi - X Marks the Spot (Drop Out Orchestra Remix) // Discotexas
10) Gigamesh - When You're Dancing (Moullinex Remix) // Our Label Intl.
11) Kamp! - Cairo (Moullinex Remix) // Discotexas
12) Moullinex & Xinobi - Human Fly // Discotexas