Mastermix Issue 271 Black and White Preview Video

0:00 Hi folks, another preview video on the Master Mix series

Hi folks, another preview video on the Master Mix series. In this video I'm looking at The Black Issue and The White Issue, issue number 271 for January 2009. Kicking off with track number one from The Black Issue, it's a commercial dance mix who've got four tracks. This one here is Keep The Fire Burning by The Outsiders featuring Amanda Wilson. If this is the first time you've seen these particular style of videos, It's basically me demoing the music and showing you exactly what to expect. On the black issue, we've got commercial dance, dancing divas, 20 years of dance, music for lights, a couple of mashups, Septembers vs Christina Aguilera, and Guru Josh vs Zelda. And also we've got a track 7, Mercy. I'm going to pause that. What does interest me in this is...

2:04 Number four, which is entitled Music

The third track, which is 20 years of dance. That's good. One of my favourite tracks, Madison Avenue, Don't Call Me Baby. Very uplifting. Okay, what we've got on this? We've got No Limit, Too Unlimited, Technotronic, Living Joy, Adventures of Stevie D, Hadaway, Urban Cookie Collecting, West End, Snap, Culture Beat, Run DMC, Heavy D and the Boys, Oceanic, to name a few. Put it this way I suppose in a sense if you're going to be doing a party say your 30th birthday party something like this they're going to absolutely love. It's crazy. You've got a lonely scene, turn around. Okay, let's have a look. Now that was track number three. Now again I said track number three, but of course track number three is an entire mix.

5:05 Track number one, Classic Rock

Exactly the same as track number one, number two and number four. What we're going to do now, we're going to go to number four, which is entitled Music and Light. So let's have a little listen. We've got Robert Miles, Guru Josh, Deval, Darude, George Kranz and Lil Louie. French kiss at the end. I'm liking this. Let's wang this forward a bit. Me too, we're going to go to the white issue quickly. Here we go. Okay, on this one we've got Chart Breakers. Track number one, Classic Rock. Number two, number three is a sing-along party mix. Number four, it's the worst party mix ever. Now it's not because it's a bad party mix, it's because it's got the most cheesiest tracks you can ever imagine. That's number four. Number five, Disco Magic. Number six, Swing The Soul. And number seven, Sean Kingston vs Benny King. Those should be interesting. Alright, let's have a look.

7:24 The worst party mix

Classic rock, this is track number two. We've got Journey, Death Leopard, Guns N' Roses, Rainbow and a shocking band, ACDC. Shocking, I don't know about you. But let's whack this one forward a bit. Is the sort of mix that you can play at the height of the night because the initial track, people are gonna go, I know that, I know that! And they, you know, I played this and you can see on people's faces, they're sort of like, I knew it but I can't place it. And as soon as the vocals come in, Thanks for watching, and I'll see you next time. The worst party mix. You've got the Conga, Black Lace, you've got Otterwood, Hands Up, and you have got, undisputedly, the most ridiculously crap song ever made, Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini by Bomb Ballerina, and then you've got Wigwam Bam, I Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet, I don't remember that one, Cheeky Girls, and finishing off with the...

8:54 Number six

The firm, sorry, I think it was a rumour from about 1987. A track entitled Star Trekkin'. Oh, damn it! Alright, in a sense, sort of a disco classic here. But some of those tunes are very sad. But I like them. Strange people in this world. Here we go, track number five. This is Disco Magic. Bee Gees, Abba, Dooley's, Liquid Gold, Boys Town Gang, Jimmy James and the Vagabonds and Sylvester. If you want to play at weddings, try all those tunes. And this is not steps. Tell you what, I'm going to go to number six. I've had enough of that one. Let's go to... Sorry. Swing my soul. Rhymes, Rod Stewart and the Temptations, Commitment, Cher and Jackie Wilson on this one. Alright, get on with it. It's the fact that through the eras of music, you've always had...

Wonderful songs, you've always had mediocre songs and quite often you'll get songs that you think, why did they bother? But there you go. Some people like them so you can't diss them really. To the black issue, this is track number five with the Septembers versus Christina Aguilera. The last one we're going to go to track seven on the black one, Mercy. Practice and enjoy and don't forget... All relevant information will be in the description of this video. That's me doing the effects by the way.

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