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The Return of theDMZ! - yes at last I've recovered from the disappearance of radiodmz.com and have decided to forge ahead with some new shows on new stations, and of course a whole load of new records and new guests. Production of the show has relocated to my new house and hopefully we should be in for a long run.

You can hear the show weekly on various internet stations - 9am-11am PDT on club246.com, 4pm-6pm PDT on smoothmusic.org and 7pm-9pm PDT on m4radio.com - and it's also possible to download the shows from the edonkey network. So, if you're a DJ wyo wants to play a guest set, or a radio station who wants to play the show, or maybe just a listener who's wanting to chat then you can mail me here - scott at djsnm dot com

Tracklisting - Hour 1

Artist	Track	Label	Buy? (readme)
Bassbin Twins	ESW	Marine Parade
This is the intro track we play at the start of every show. Nice to hear it again after a few months off.
Rui da Silva	Touch Me	Future Sound Of Lisbon
Vocal driven progressive house number which was a huge hit in 2001.
Supreme Bachelors	S&M	FFRR
Another of my theme tunes makes an appearance......
Chemical Brothers	Out Of Control	AstralWerks
From their 1999 Album 'Surrender' this track featured Bernard Sumner from New Order providing vocals.
Dusted	Always remember to respect & honour your mother - part 1
That's one hell of a title, a great sentiment certainly, and well suited to the angelic sounds on the track.
Orbital	Nothing Left (Tsunami 1 Remix)	FFRR
A perfect example of the progressive breaks genre, this rare orbital remix gets a look in for this show, sadly I can't spare the time to present this near perfect record in all it's glory.
Christian J	Nightfighter	Distinctive
Everyone loves the breakdown in this track, almost to the point that I see breaks fans on the dancefloor getting prepared for the warbling bass to kick in - about 2 minutes before it actually happens.
Junkie XL and Sasha	Beauty Never Fades
Junkie XL have secretly worked together for a long time, this electro tinged progressive house track is the first to actually give them the same billing.
Q+K Session	Pulsate	Dorigen
Regular listeners to the show may be interested to know that regular DMZ guest Leni K is the K in this duo, expect another guest slot from Leni RSN.
Monk and Cantanella	Enter The Monk (Hybrid Mix)	Distinctive
One of my all time favourite breaks tracks - no I mean really it is - I know I say that a lot, but this is a damn fine record I'll think you all agree. If you like this you should pick up the Hybrid remixes album.
Members Of Mayday	Sonic Empire (Jan Driver Mix)	Deviant
The Jan Driver mix is probably the most dancefloor friendly, effortlessly transitioning between groovy electro and banging techno, in a manner which makes me jealous I should add.
Dave Clarke	Before I Was So Ruedly Interrupted
The Dark Lord of techno, Dave Clarke, garnered some headlines when he released this track digitally before it was released in any physical format, that was back in the days when the record industry was terrified of digital downloads.
DJ Zinc	138 Trek
One of the few UK garage tracks that managed to really escape that nice with credibility, DJ Zinc was better known for his Jungle tracks, and indeed he produced a follow up called 178 trek (in case you hadn't guessed - the number refers to the BPM, and Trek refers to the Star Trek samples liberally sprinkled through the track.

Artist

Track

Label

Buy? (readme)

Bassbin Twins

ESW

Marine Parade

This is the intro track we play at the start of every show. Nice to hear it again after a few months off.

Rui da Silva

Touch Me

Future Sound Of Lisbon

Vocal driven progressive house number which was a huge hit in 2001.

Supreme Bachelors

S&M

FFRR

Another of my theme tunes makes an appearance......

Chemical Brothers

Out Of Control

AstralWerks

From their 1999 Album 'Surrender' this track featured Bernard Sumner from New Order providing vocals.

Dusted

Always remember to respect & honour your mother - part 1

That's one hell of a title, a great sentiment certainly, and well suited to the angelic sounds on the track.

Orbital

Nothing Left (Tsunami 1 Remix)

FFRR

A perfect example of the progressive breaks genre, this rare orbital remix gets a look in for this show, sadly I can't spare the time to present this near perfect record in all it's glory.

Christian J

Nightfighter

Distinctive

Everyone loves the breakdown in this track, almost to the point that I see breaks fans on the dancefloor getting prepared for the warbling bass to kick in - about 2 minutes before it actually happens.

Junkie XL and Sasha

Beauty Never Fades

Junkie XL have secretly worked together for a long time, this electro tinged progressive house track is the first to actually give them the same billing.

Q+K Session

Pulsate

Dorigen

Regular listeners to the show may be interested to know that regular DMZ guest Leni K is the K in this duo, expect another guest slot from Leni RSN.

Monk and Cantanella

Enter The Monk (Hybrid Mix)

Distinctive

One of my all time favourite breaks tracks - no I mean really it is - I know I say that a lot, but this is a damn fine record I'll think you all agree. If you like this you should pick up the Hybrid remixes album.

Members Of Mayday

Sonic Empire (Jan Driver Mix)

Deviant

The Jan Driver mix is probably the most dancefloor friendly, effortlessly transitioning between groovy electro and banging techno, in a manner which makes me jealous I should add.

Dave Clarke

Before I Was So Ruedly Interrupted

The Dark Lord of techno, Dave Clarke, garnered some headlines when he released this track digitally before it was released in any physical format, that was back in the days when the record industry was terrified of digital downloads.

DJ Zinc

138 Trek

One of the few UK garage tracks that managed to really escape that nice with credibility, DJ Zinc was better known for his Jungle tracks, and indeed he produced a follow up called 178 trek (in case you hadn't guessed - the number refers to the BPM, and Trek refers to the Star Trek samples liberally sprinkled through the track.

DMZ Diary

#27 - July 4th 2004

Tracklisting - Hour 1

Hour 2 - Guest DJ - Stardragon