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03-06-2008 | 09:35 PM
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This stuff is good, FUNKY, but good, some VERY good transitions.
http://waxdj.com/djs/5801/
I've listened to the first one, about to do the second.
Let me know what you think, so I can let HIM know.
http://waxdj.com/djs/5801/
I've listened to the first one, about to do the second.
Let me know what you think, so I can let HIM know.
03-07-2008 | 07:13 AM
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^^^
Meh, I could care less about most of the catagories folks try to stuff different electronic music into, all I know is it rocks.
Post up some of your stuff.
Uhm... Where?
Meh, I could care less about most of the catagories folks try to stuff different electronic music into, all I know is it rocks.
Post up some of your stuff.
QUOTE (purpletib @ Mar 6 2008, 11:25 PM)
Click on Annabelle.
Uhm... Where?
03-07-2008 | 07:34 AM
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lol, it's because the folks listening to it dont feel that they're taken seriously enough, so they have to subgenre their genre in order to be more important. laugh.gif
03-07-2008 | 07:43 AM
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Redz...sent you a PM. Let me know what kind of mix you want. smile.gif
Caj...people who follow the scene heavily take that stuff to heart. Theres alot of electronica snobs, if you will....who will ONLY listen to a certain genre, and if someone classifies their mixes as something its not...sometimes people can get upset over it. I, personally, could care less since Ive been in the electronica scene for a long time (my person preferences are Breakbeat....both Nu Skool and Florida/Miami Breaks, and Drum-N-Bass/Jungle)...but I'll pretty much listen to anything.....except Happy Hardcore...uggg....stuff drives me up a wall.....lol.gif
Caj...people who follow the scene heavily take that stuff to heart. Theres alot of electronica snobs, if you will....who will ONLY listen to a certain genre, and if someone classifies their mixes as something its not...sometimes people can get upset over it. I, personally, could care less since Ive been in the electronica scene for a long time (my person preferences are Breakbeat....both Nu Skool and Florida/Miami Breaks, and Drum-N-Bass/Jungle)...but I'll pretty much listen to anything.....except Happy Hardcore...uggg....stuff drives me up a wall.....lol.gif
03-07-2008 | 07:55 AM
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What are your opinions of Ferry Corsten? I'm still listening to "Rock your Body Rock" about 2 times a week. hahahah!
We should start an album of the week thing, posting our favorite albums weekly.
We should start an album of the week thing, posting our favorite albums weekly.
03-07-2008 | 09:05 AM
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Ferry Corsten is good. Ive seen him at a huge annual rave called Labour Of Love (held up in Canada). He usually plays down at Ultra (Winter Music Conference) in Miami Beach every year as well. I like his new stuff, but older stuff like Digital Punk, and Rock Your Body is always good too. smile.gif