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i do! i have a national panasonic boom box at work (as seen below) people used to run their turntables thru these so it has RCA input. so i run my iphone thru it while i work. but i have taken it outdoors (with batteries) while in the park or as mates skated, and its loud as fark! and the sound is so good. nice good levels, not tingy or bassy just right, as opposed to some speakers that are sold these days. i do use the tape player to run japanese for busy people in the background sometimes

haha colonel shirt is gold

well i need to get started again first! so now need to lose 25 k's. but yeh one day....

looking good! i prob need another hoodie. i wore mine to death i still havent gotten around to losing enuff weight to fit in my shirts i remember i lost like 20 kilos in about six months and thought another 10 should be easy so bought medium. instead i put on about 15 back

yo

bump haven't logged onto soundcloud for a minute. refixed link above. I really need to get back into it. when my fave mix was over two years ago..

the nate dogg post linked me to this. some gangsta gangsta from ten years ago westside connection ft nate dogg - gangsta connection. beats by aftermath's fredwreck

haha I lold at the window guy too

that's why they call him one of the best

richo! nekminit bigtime good to see you keeping the hustle going mate I wish you all the best. cant say im feeling the chorus but your flows are good as ever. cant remember which track I already bigged up, but was checking your soundcloud again. loving come on it yours and go on this way. so keep everyone posted about your release

oh yeh I remember that. dude was a nice guy. too bad he don't get on here anymore

this is from about two years ago from one of the adjf members, shifteq. its not on his soundcloud anymore http://shifteq.bandcamp.com/track/busta ... fteq-remix this cat does awesome remixes

QFNP else the soundcloud post makes no sense

haha I guess others have picked up on it http://soundcloud.com/user3549726/daft- ... s-warren-g ^ hotlinking disabled for this track, have to click it

so the track Beyond came on Monday while I was driving, and I swore I heard that sample before but couldn't pick it. anyways so it comes on again today and it was driving me nuts so I checked out whosampledwho and wiki, and no sample has been listed. then I notice on wiki it says Beyond resembles Warren G regulate. and what do you know, by damn it does. I guess will I am isn't the only one who learnt how to cut n paste RIP nate dogg

where did i get donnie from...

2.5 years later and still cant mix hip hop; and instead of a disco track here and there my last mix was all disco

i like it. i am a disco fan though. having been around pre and post daft punk, i still find it hard to understand what people were expecting. da funk, which for me (and australian television) was the first track that really blew up. and it was a great track during a time dance music was pretty massive. but i think everything post the first album has been commercial dance. not that there is anything wrong with that. i mean their second album was nothing but commerical dance and pop album. and i think maybe the issue (at least for some on this forum), people discovered daft punk during your pre-cubbing age; and without knowledge of buying music outside of itunes/ hmv/ etc. your comparison ability would have been less. but now that you have a greater pool of music to compare with you may be being critical. anyways my two cents. i bought it. and i like it.

I don't think it was any real epiphany for me. im way old school though. most twelve inches always had a dance-ish mix, be it a pop or a hip hop track. I will always remember the shep pettibone mixes. hip-house scene was pretty bigg too by the late 80's when i was about 12. soul 2 soul, technotronic, snap, bomb the bass, blackbox were kind of the commercial breakthrough artists that come to mind. pet shop boys 12 inches were always awesome too. my domino dancing 12 inch is still one of my faves but yeh back then you didn't really care to know what the dj was playing, as long as it was good. in fact DJs were the tastemakers, you were not meant to know the most of what they were playing. that was their aim to always have new shit. at our house parties we'd always want to ask the dude playing what a particular track was. then go into town to find it at disco city. ahh the good ol days. by 91 dance music was everywhere. the charts, radio, tv commercials, on every story line of every tv show.

oh okay now thinking i about it. I guess rather then hitting an unlabelled pad you can see visually the sample you are hitting. So i guess that is a step forward.

so he is playing out samples by touch. Ummmm isnt that what various samplers and sequencers have been doing for years. i think it may be a step forward for Fruity Loops to move to things ableton live was doing for live performances. Dont think it is adding much to the future of music production in general. cool none the less for the fruity loopers

Works for me, I tend to jump around from genre to genre when I mix, so it's fairly pointless for me to catalogue things by genre when I find it easier to find what I want alphabetically. Genres aren't even real maaaaaaaan ive got an easier way. "öh im done playing with my rekkids. lets pick them all up and shove them back on the shelf. ahhh time to drank.." my order is pretty much shove new records on the leftist end. mess them up as I play them. shove all the ones I just played on the leftest end. makes every session feel like im digging the crates

haha all you cats going alphabetical.

yeh says you are offline. wait maybe you dont exist does that mean i am talking to myself

yeh logout. then log back in and make sure you dont have the box ticked saying to hide you are online. you mustve been avoiding someone once and forgot