DJ Mindwrecker/Dr Mindwrecker: This mix was done way back when the "Global Underground Mixes" were hot as hell, so I actually wanted to do my own version for Portland, Maine; but a "Raw Live Demo" version complete with mistakes, versus someone going in after and editing them out. This mix was recorded in spring of 2002 at my house in Maine, done on 3 Technics 1200's and a Gemini mixer, straight into a tape deck, live on the fly all in one sitting. I sped up some hip hop instrumental records on 45 (I call this a Repitch instead of a Remix-the opposite of DJ Screw slowing down the record) and I mixed records together, some that had no business going together at all. This was before you could sync up 2 or 3 CDJ's real easily or go to beatport and download all the best tracks and make a mix. Some of these records I found in a pile of records that was going to be thrown out. I tried to mix in something new at least every minute or so, and many times tried to have two or more records going at once. Sometimes train wrecks started but I tried to spin out of them. I call this mix a Techno-Turntablism style. My third 1200, which I had bought at Daddy's Junky Music,  had a loose tone arm, so at times I could not scratch hard on that turntable. My Gemini mixer also had volumes that were not always clean. I tried to do something different and did not want to have a clean mix in Pro Tools. I was heavenly influenced by Jeff Mills "Live at The Liquid Room Mix", which I still think is one of the greatest and most slept on DJ mixes of all time. My only regret is that I did not do this mix live in front of people so it could have been seen better for what it is. Maybe some day I will try again. Below is the track listing, I will give the name of the artist or DJ but will leave you to dig for the track. I think it is important for DJ's to have to dig deeper. 

Track Listing: Running Time 47 Minutes

1. Black Moon Enta Da Stage Intro>
2. KRS ONE-Repitch>
3. Group Home-Repitch>
4. Intec Records-Oxia>
5. The Cable Guy>
6. Vanilla Ice- Repitch>
7. Jeff Mills- The Bells (1st Copy)>
8.  Intec Records- Oxia>
9. Jeff Mills- The Bells (2nd Copy)>
10. Jeff Mills - The Bells (3rd Copy-experimental juggle)>
11. Drum Code - Code Red>
12. Bush Records/Boo House>
13. G-Man>
14. Drum Code-Code Red>
15. Steve Stoll>
16. French Kiss - Josh Wink Version>
17. French Kiss - Belgian Hard Version>
18. Frankie Bones-Lords of Acid>
19. Steve Stoll>
20. Steve Stoll>
21. Pacou>
22. Steve Stoll>
23. Iggy Pop>
24. Final Cut-I told you not to stop>
25. Steve Stoll>
26. Stickman Records>
27. Tiga "The Real Techno Producer-UMEK">
28. KRS ONE- Repitch>
29. Freak Nasty- Bump That Rump>
30. JD Walker - Zombie Like State>
31. USER 6>
32. DJ Mindwrecker-Dub Plate Unreleased>
33. Outro with DJ Mindwrecker

DJ Mindwrecker Global Underground Portland, Maine 2002 Bootleg

This is a DJ Mindwrecker Techno mix from 2004 with 3 Turntables. 

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DJ Mindwrecker Live Tribal House 2002 Turntable Mix Portland Maine

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Bio - I started mixing on a Radio Shack mixer in 1992 when I was 14, doing some raw raps over Cypress Hill, FU-Schnickens and Wu-Tang. After moving back to Maine in 1995, I got my start on WMPG Radio at 4AM in fall of 1996, then I switched to Fridays at 1AM and produced a radio show called "Blunted Sine Waves". This was a techno collage show where I played techno 12 inches like Steve Stoll, Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Frankie Bones, DrumCode etc... I was also the RPM director at the radio station and charted electronic in CMJ, I actually charted Richie Hawtins Decks, Efx and 909 when it first came out. I was the only DJ on the radio in Southern Maine playing this stuff on the air consistently back then.  I also entered DMC battles in Boston, Philadelphia and Miami-WMC, and some Guitar Center battles as well. I did a few hundred gigs around the Portland area too, and co produced one of the more successful MC Battles in Maine called the Iron Mic, where we had rapper Sage Francis as host the first year. I took a break from DJing in 2006 to pursue a Doctorate degree, and now that I have graduated I am going t start djing again periodically. 

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