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LOL, dude aint going to canberra

#winter

i can't pack that much stuff only 10hrs until i board the plane

3 week ban (i'm flying across country)

I am unaware of a feasible excuse to not be He no longer has a soul. he has tickets to the gig that fiend is dj'n

not sure if hoodie or shirt

Guetta and nervo I'm not suprised at, although major lazer I was

Just saw that on Facebook, this'll be an awesome all afternoon event I reckon

Is there an entry fee for this record market?

Bout to go live with this weeks set, jump in chat and get tuned

https://soundcloud.com/ausdjforums/saturday-sessions-vol-49-ft Check out our set from a week ago, sorry it took so long to post, been really busy, enjoy lads

Hi m8, welcome to the forum

Glad you guys liked this

Work is getting shitter by the day, i guess it could be because of how soon i know this is coming

I saw one at the leedaville festival at the beginning of the year, was about $50 from memory

Welcome dude

trust me when i say you're gonna lose your shit at this mix, it's gonna be so off the chain

Hey guys, Today's the day, be tuned at 5pm EST for a brutal Drum & Bass/Drumstep set from myself and a very special guest, it's gonna be an epic one, be tuned to the radio and jump in chat for all the fun

Dude, there are too many tracks to highlight in it, was raised on a lot of it

I use sandisk aswell, I never have any problems with them, they're my preferred USB

Hey guys, don't forget that tomorrow at 5pm EST is the next instalment of The Saturday Sessions series, this week i am pleased to announce that i have a very special guest joining me in the studio. Be prepared for ear piercing, jaw clenching, gut wrenching Drum & Bass/Drumstep, it's going to be an awesome show. Be watching this thread for the announcement of the special guest

yeah i thought it was a really cool set, this was the birth of Hip Hop this decade

Bringing the earliest days of Hip-Hop to the digital age is a challenge. While DJ Kool Herc, DJ Red Alert, and Grandmaster Melle Mel (among many others) are highly active in telling the story, and presenting the culture they helped create, other things are harder to find. Pioneering DJs like Grandmaster Flash, Afrika Bambaataa, The Disco Twins, Pete “DJ” Jones and others can tell you about their playlists. These icons can recall which 12″ singles (some of which had covered-up labels at the time) really opened up the party. These mixmasters can debate who played which breaks first, and who freaked these musical moments better. But how often can Heads in the 2010s really hear it as it was? This weekend, cultural purveyor Hass718 shared a 40-minute segment from Elmhurst, Queens believed to be in the iconic 1977 year. The same calendar that brought the Blackout, Reggie Jackson’s “Mr. October” New York Yankees slug-fest, and the Son Of Sam’s arrest, delivered this party-in-audio. Recorded at P.S 127, Heads can hear the slang, catch the amazing rarities spun, and even get a taste of the Colt 45 beers for sale for 60¢ a pop—with some crazy on-the-mic advertising. This is just one party among many that era (and one that’s short on much info), but to the folks behind the wheels of steel, it rocks in ’15 just like it sounds like it did in ’77! http://soundcloud.com/hass718/01-127-park-1977-side-a Source

Yeah i'm down for that, we could grab lunch on Saturday then head out to it, I don't wanna be lugging records around at fiends gig though, cause you know i won't leave empty handed

Nah that's ok, they're all pre backyard project Thanks for checking though