september 2004 on decks

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Here's what I have received this month on CD. Get me a copy of yours and we will have a listen and post a thought or three up here. Eventually, we may even create some sort of rating system or somthing. Until then, this is what's on the street this month!

4Star vs Sigma - Bassment Sessions Volume One (Drum N Bass)
contact: dj4starmo@yahoo.com

Beginning to end, good solid hard driving DnB!
J.A.H. - Eye Matter (DownTempo)
contact: 913.677.0010

Great downtempo mix with a little minimal Jazz & Ragga. Shaken, not stirred.
J.A.H. - Summer's End (DownTempo)
contact: 913.677.0010

Good ragga-feelin downtempo, though I found the levels slightly high in a few spots.

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