Blodders

those are published and distributed compilations you are referring to. and have nothing to do with what you where talking about above it. as of yet the RIAA in America's the most militant of the recording associations is yet to successfully sue any one for file sharing. they have tried a lot of cases yet all have failed.

Hey hey and welcome to the forums

OHHH F#CK ITS Adrian... i'm out of here welcome and how are thos surb nights going?

will do when i have some thing to add

the most under rated track in your crate? who would be your perfect groupie? mmmm

thanks for reminding me... i'd better ring the burdikin tomorrow

you playing?

you could always get a hdd shell like this http://www.netgear.com/Products/Storage/NetworkStorage.aspx and use the dual drives to mirror each other if your worried about losing information

haha hence i'm always broke... mightditch the gf for more toys

good to see the xone troove i think i need to upgrade my speakers next... mmm should i got the 6 or 8 krks P

looks good

not sure about the broken beats only cause i've never really looked. they are more about jazzy, funky, soulful side of house. i used to shop at the store in the city many years back and become friendly with Greg the old owner. then he had to shut that store so i use to travel out there to get my records not a huge fan of the new owner, bit to pushie for my likes but he knows his tracks ... unfortunatly i've gone digital just over a month ago due to budget restrictions DAM uni and part time work. but i still love vinyl and always will

what men will do to get their dicks wet

anything but white.... i'm a slob oh and SUPPORT AUSTRALIAN

tokyo? japan is one of the places i've always wanted to go. and no it's not cause i had 'yellow fever' a few years back. i have a love of there architecture and the philosophy's behind it. what took you over there?

Rhythm and Soul 128 Greville st Parhran Whats there Mostly house.. but anything form disco, to elctro, to minimal always had friendly and EXTREMELY Friendly staff

haha "look at all the pretty lights" am subject to being a 'little dazzled' at times

silly boy you should know better drugs and cameras never mix.... cause then there's photographic proof nice 800 trip

Might as well start a top ten list For the month of August. manuel sahagun - morning coffee candy music bear who ustep david sonospina dusttraxx Mark Farina - Dream Machine DJFluid Om Records Mark Farina - Dream Machine OM The Little men - Fall Down Sucker Lowdown Swirl People - Its Good To Be The DJ Lowdown this is rhythm - please dont call (dolls combers remix) duff note recording souldynamic feat nicole tyler - gonna fly (original mix) duff note recording soulmakers - falling (cookie monsterz club mix) duff note recordings bobby klein - jackzilla guesthouse all can be found on stompy records

we might as well start the usual threads SOO WHATS YOUR SET-UP? yes we want your gear porn... my little set up: stanton STR-8 150 Vestax PMC 250 Rane Serato in the cupboard A&H Xone 32 Vestax PCV 175 and a gemini PSi 676 and Boss Dr sampler 202 *pics removed by admin, all dead links*

Jon welcome ... there seem to be a few DJF guys here

thought i post a little review on the latest toy in my collection the other day i was perusing ebay as one does during work hours, and i came across something that i always regretted not getting a Vestax PCM 250. the PCM 250 is Vestax's specialist 2 channel house mixer at first look impressions the box is really long and skinny.... well it is a 19inch rack mounted mixer once opened you are greeted by the golden glow of an old school vestax the first thing you notice about the mixer is the 6 giant EQ knobs more on these later. above each knob is a small fader which also is part of the Eq features, these litter freq cut faders act just like the kill switches on lots of other mixers. only that unlike the switches they have a really nice smooth slope on the freq's. the mixer has one phono and two line inputs to each channel witch is great you can have your technics, serato and a CDJ's plugged in to each channel there is also an aux channel in case of emergency's check out some of my photos of this little beauty after an hour or soo use... i love this mixer more that you would believe... the eq's are sublime. really give vestax kudos for some of the risks that they took a few years back (not a real fan of the new stuff, the 'imixer' look Yuk) but there old stuff is really sturdy, the knobs feel like they are bolted to the centre of the earth faders are firm but that's how i like them. of course like are a few gripes, like most vestax's of that era the cueing is a pain in the arse... with something like this they should have had pre Eq cueing, the out put isn't as loud as the ol xone. the ability to disable the crossfader would have been a very worth wile feature on the mixer... ( any one know how to rig a bypass? am willing to remove it all together) over all a great little mixer BUT did i mention how good the Eq was ?

should have put it in meb thread i realised that just after i posted it if you can move it please do

just thought i'd share a few photos from flipside

welcome forum whore ... me ... never. work is a boring place i'm also form the DJF ... and guess what i'm blodders there too