Tuesday, September 1, 2009

DJ AM - Live At Moomba June 2002


So I basically tore my whole world apart looking for these for the past 48 hours. I finally found em at about 5am last night in the middle of a random spindle full of CD's.
I remember Adam burning copies for Shecky Green and I on a visit to LA. I can still hear him saying his classic quote "Aw man this set was wack... Why would you guys want this?"
Oddly enough it was one of the first times he had recorded himself live in a club.

The mixes are from June 2002 and it's him doing that thing he used to, all on Vinyl. The dope thing is that its the first 2 hrs of the night... So he gets pretty open with groovy shit for the first hour and it's perfect.
This mix was hugely inspirational for me and basically changed my whole approach to commercial club gigs. Just listening to it made me a better DJ. Hope it works for y'all too.
I really enjoyed rediscovering this.

DL: DJ AM - Live At Moomba June 2002 pt 1

DL: DJ AM - Live At Moomba June 2002 pt 2

32 comments:

  1. hey, thanks for this but there is something wrong with your HTML for the links. give it a look. Thanks again!

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  2. Thanks for these, man- it's such a comfort to hear such great stories from his friends.

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  3. Thank you soooo much for posting/sharing the set...and the story of the set. :-) I love it.

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  4. HUGE thanks for this, Mike. Nothing like hearing an all vinyl set. It's so uncommon these days, and just from the little I'v listened so far, these are incredible. Can't wait to hear some more man. Thanks!

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  5. thanks for the mixes yo!! AM looks like an angry Necro LOL

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  6. Mike,

    These mixes are fantastic. Thanks for digging them up! I have to say, hearing the vinyl is quite a pleasure. I think we all forget that sometimes. Keep 'em Comin' (Pause)
    -Zartek

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  7. As Someone who has been hitting up the L.A. club scene heavily just in the past three years and an aspiring DJ. My two local favorites have always been u and AM. Thanks for this amazing mix. Carry the Torch!

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  8. So how was this done? On three turntables? Find it hard to believe that the whole Lauryn Hill part of the mix with the blend could have been done on 2 turntables with vinyl.. There was a third table right?

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  9. Thanks for the mixes!!!! AM R.I.P

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  10. Thanks for the mixes , AM R.I.P

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  11. Thank you for spending the endless hours that you did to find these precious recordings in order to share them with Adam's fans. It's comforting to hear his sets....it helps to keep his spirit alive and with us all....It's a way to still connect with him.
    Thank you Mike,
    Fetty Be

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  12. Ian... I assure you there were only 2 turntables. The Lauryn/Dennis Edwards blend may have been a bootleg.

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  13. Mike B - thanks a lot for these mixes. I, too, am having trouble with the zShare links, though I have them downloaded. Would you mind if I put the mixes on my server later this evening?

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  14. can you please reup, the links dont work. really want to hear him ripping vinyl

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  15. The download links won't open, can you re-up these, I'd love to hear em. And big thanks to you for digging to find and post these.

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  16. Can you upload these to mediafire or something? Zshare has been down since last night.

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  17. 20 hours later... i donno if zshare is comin back...

    would you [or someone who grabbed them in time..] post these to mediafire? pweeeze

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  18. Man I heard the concorde mixes years ago. But to hear some of his other mixes? Fire! Can Someone please re-up these? Zshare is down. RIP to one of the greats..

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  19. Hello and thank you, but the link doesn't work.

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  20. Peace Mike.

    The words are amazing, but I think zshare is down right now. Anyway to re-up this?

    I wish I could have seen him live, even moreso to have worked with him. You are blessed to have done both Mike...RIP Adam.

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  21. Hi Mike,

    I've been dying to find these - keep hearing about AM pre-Serato, but the links aren't working for me. Are they still posted for DL?

    Its amazing to see how many people he touched through his music, his recovery, and other aspects of his life. There will never be another Adam. I'm truly blessed to have had his existence overlap mine in the grand scheme of time & the universe. RIP AM.

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  22. A million thank you's for digging these out & uploading them to share Adam's awesomeness with the world. Fortunate as all hell to have spent time with him. He was instrumental in my own recovery, and for that I will eternally grateful - one day at a time.

    Last night's service was inspiration, sobering & amusing. I was honored to be in that room with so many others he had blessed. My condolences on your loss. You, his other friends, & family are in my thoughts and prayers as much as he is. Thanks again, Mike.

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  23. Thank you for putting these up...RIP DJ AM

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  24. Crazy to hear him do some of his signature routines on Vinyl on these sets. Thanks for sharing these, the guy was one of a kind.

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  25. This is dope as hell, thanks for posting this a lot of great gems on this.

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  26. So far I couldn't find a tracklist on the internets.

    I'll give it a first try:
    [PART I]
    Led Zeppelin - All Of My Love
    Notorious B.I.G. - Who Shot Ya (Instrumental)
    Lenny Kravitz - I Belong To You
    Rolling Stones - Beat Of Burden
    Dennis Edwards - Don't look Any Further
    Keni Burke - Risin' To The Top
    Lauren Hill - Doowop (That Thing)
    Fugees - Ready Or Not (Acapella)
    Lauren Hill - All My Time
    DeBarge - All This Love
    AZ - At Night
    Chakachas - Stories
    Donna Summer - I Love To Love You Baby
    Al Green - Love And Happiness
    Barry White - It's Ecstasy When You Lay Down Next To Me
    Frankie Beverly - Before I Let Go
    King Floys - Groove Me
    Loose Ends - Hanging On A String
    Maceo & Macks - Cross The Track
    McFadden & Whitehead - Ain't No Stopping Us Now
    KC & Sunshine Band - Give It Up
    Time - Jungle Love
    Naked Eyes - Promises, Promises
    Howard Jones - Things Can Only Get Better
    Madonna - Everybody
    Hall & Oates - I Can't Go For That
    George Benson - Give Me The Night
    Michael Jackson & Paul McCartney - Say Say Say

    [PART II]
    Dazz - Brick
    Wham! - Everything She Wants
    Sheila E. - Love Bizarre
    INXS - Need You Tonight
    Prince & Revolution - Kiss
    Prince & Revolution - When Doves Cry
    Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
    Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
    Madonna - Into The Groove
    Human League - Don't You Want Me
    Janet Jackson - All For You
    Janet Jackson - When I Think Of You
    Janet Jackson - Escapade
    Bell Biv DeVoe - Poison
    Mr. Cheeks - Lights, Camera, Action
    Eminem - Without Me
    Truth Hurst - Addictive
    Notorious B.I.G. - Hypnotize
    Fat Joe & Ashanti - What's Luv?
    Slick Rick - Lodi Dodi
    Beanie Sigel & Freeway - Roc The Mic
    Ashanti - Foolish
    Notorious B.I.G. - One More Chance
    Usher - You Don't Have To Call
    George Michael - Faith
    Missy Elliott - Get Ur Freak On
    AC/DC - Back In Black
    Joan Jett & Blackhearts - I Love Rock N' Roll
    Beastie Boys - No Sleep To Brooklyn
    Billy Squier - The Stroke
    Naughty By Nature - O.P.P.
    Jackson Five - I Want You Back
    Jackson Five - A.B.C.
    George Michael - Freedom '90
    Arrested Development - Everyday People
    Pharcyde - Passin' Me By
    Ja Rule & Jennifer Lopez - Ain't It Funny
    Lenny Kravitz - American Woman
    Jennifer Lopez & Ja Rule - I'm Real
    Foxy Brown - Oh Yeah
    Dawn Penn - No, No, No
    Notorious B.I.G. - Juicy

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