Another one from the Atmo Archives - requested by Erik Z. Back from a time when this was the future, when 720 was everything, when we still mastered & distributed on cassette and delivered them by hand or by mail... and this still got round the world :) Tracklisting Dr Chandra and SAL9000 KMC: Orbiting Probes Future Engineers: Life Support KMC: Alpha Centuri Blu Mar Ten: Lunar Odyssey: Submerge Control: Seven Days Future Engineers: Components Blame: Altered Course Blu Mar Ten: Voidfield Seba: Camouflage Artemis: Fairlight Alaska & Nucleus: Nautilus (Odyssey Remix) Future Engineers: Timeshift Blame: Alpha 7 Doctor Chandra & HAL 9000
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No show from me this week, as I managed to bork the recording. Instead, by way of recompense, get your teeth into the next in the 
Well, yes it has been rather quiet round these parts, and I apologise for that. We have been rather busy at home getting new floors put in and I've been on the festival trail with Echaskech (blissfields) and the Disco Shed (Cornbury and Latitude). However, last Wednesday I was given free reign at the Big Chill Bar and so I recorded it for you, dear listener. The file's in two parts as my AV500 stops recording when it gets to 3 hours. Next up on the ever busy agenda is The Big Chill Festival (Aug 6-9), then on to Bloom Festival (Aug 14-16) with Echaskech, then the missus and I are off to Green Man (as punters - yay! Aug 21-23), then I think we've got a spare weekend before we're off to Festinho (Sept 4-6) then hopefully rejoining the Disco Shed at The Thames Festival (Sept 12-13).
It's funny how these shows pan out sometimes. When I start the show I have very little idea what I'm actually going play for you; sometimes in my head I have some key tracks that have been bugging me all week and I feel I have to audially exorcise them from my head and sometimes there are mixes I want to try out that have been lurking around the back of my brain, but mostly it's pretty random what I'll end up playing. And then sometimes something special happens, like this one - I loved playing this selection :). I had no idea we'd end up in a Coldcut/Chemical Bros/Depth Charge sandwich, but I'm glad we did. Yea sure it clunks a bit between Dave DMX and Jamie Lidell, but I hope you'll forgive me for that. ;) Anyway I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I loved playing it. :)
After a horribly wet cycle ride home it was quite a relief to get behind the decks and play you some tunes, so that will probably explain why I don't say alot, this week - either that or I was shattered from
After lunching out of last weeks show, party because of their birthday celebrations, I thought it was only fair to dedicate this week's show to 
Ok, Ok I'm a sad 
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