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as expected from you boys, sounds like another top track

hmmmm thats a hard one... in the past i was all about the 12" single (EP), but on the other hand some of my favourite tracks of all time are usually unreleased singles found on an LP so i guess it would just depend on the artist and what they have upcoming etc. etc.

dont know the brand. but its got an innofader and qberts backing so it cant be that badd.

yooooo

biggity bump. this shit is banging \:D/

http://soundcloud.com/codeshouse/hip-hop-hooray-codes-jump-up freaking awesome

wasn't sure where to post this as not particularly hip hop albeit a mix of a hip hop track. but Codes has remixed Hip Hop Hooray for its 20th Anniversary. you may know Codes from the interview he did w/ adjf (viewtopic.php?f=126&t=5808&hilit=codeshouse) anyways this mix is banging. http://soundcloud.com/codeshouse/hip-hop-hooray-codes-jump-up http://www.vibe.com/article/vibe-exclus ... odes-remix

what radio DJs do is usually jockey from disc to disc

thanks for the hookup yest bonez99er! yeh sorry the grrls may not have mentioned they were on your list. zeke smashed it

damn mate thats awesome

looks like its time for another haul

yasiin bey (the artist formally known as mos def) is finally coming out with some new stuff! it has been four years since his last album. and i posted up big ups when he signed to kanyes GOOD music stable and was showing up at all the concerts, but still no news on music. he even didnt show up on the cruel summer compilation, which was expected. he did a whole bunch of shows with his black star holmie talib kweli last year with rumours of a new album which came to nothing. but this one may be worth the wait as it is produced by mannie fresh, the former cash money in-house producers now also with GOOD music and one of the best producers in the game. as ive said before back in the day a teenaged lil wayne and his label mates were one of many crews vying for their place in hip hop post the end of the death row and the bad boy era. and the man who provided the beats for countless classics was mannie fresh. can't wait http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.2 ... yasiin-bey

i know there are a few fans of dilated peoples and/ or babu with evidence already having dropped an album on the label, the whole crew have now come on board and will be releasing their next album http://www.hiphopdx.com/index/news/id.2 ... otography-

this is true for clubs but not festivals. its more like have you produced a summer classic? yes> can you DJ... oh wait actually dont worry go for your life! even the producers trip out that they can DJ gigs without ever having touched equip

yello

dr dre is about to release a new album too

farking lol joins in 09 not quite nek minit posts in member number thread

haha alphabetical. did you then whinge and say you prefer chronological

oh yeh what good about trainspotter is the dynamic playlists (basically smart playlists but they actually work!) and the custom tagging which is then searchable in traktor http://www.tspotter.net/

i think all your other questions are clearly answered above. but just to add some new info re: organising music i use trainspotter (note i use tsp w/ tt's). and yeh organise under "genres". the reason it is genre-ish as opposed to strictly genre is i put tracks that feel kinda the same in the same folder. so some tracks end up in multiple buckets. some of my folders: hippity - hip hop bassy - heavy bass tracks which can range from dnb, breaks, dubstep. just where a dirty heavy bass is prominent hip pop - r&b-ish hip hop rockstar - punk, ska and rock tracks funk house - funk house or any edm that has a funky feel (bass and keys) disco disco - disco gangsta gangsta - gangster rap vocal - dance or breaks tracks with a prominent vocal part. mostly female hooks breaks - breaks BBB (booty bass & breaks) - ghetto tech, booty breaks, baltimore bass, drrty rap tracks etc. ragga - anything that has a carribean feel from edm to hip hop to straight up reggae paatii - party or club tracks, uptempo tracks wonka - electro tracks that have that wonk sound

RIP

why do you say its the end? i dont know SFX entertainment

btown represent! well i dont technically live there anymore, but can you ever really take the blacktown out of someone who grew up there! but im probably old school for you fellas. who remembers tracks! both the OG location and then when they moved out to the back alley. insert oldman.tiff

wow you guys are brave upgrading with haste. dont you check the forums first? especially since roll back is hard with traktor. you have to reinstall an old one and find an older upgrade.

and thats why they call him one of the best!