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Anyone here like Hard Trance/Dance? DISCUSS!
Here's a starter: DJ Tiesto's 'Love Comes Again'-Mark Norman remix. Banging tech-trance and Mike Robbin's 'Are You A Freak?' remixes on Bulletproof. Can't wait till' it comes out.
Cheers.
Here's a starter: DJ Tiesto's 'Love Comes Again'-Mark Norman remix. Banging tech-trance and Mike Robbin's 'Are You A Freak?' remixes on Bulletproof. Can't wait till' it comes out.
Cheers.
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Your Honour wrote:
> Am trying to get a couple of tracks off Soulseek, but not having much
> luck at the moment kernel...
I just fired up Soulseek now and I have the album in my shared stuff. My username is unknownkernel and I'm in the TECHNO, Mixes and Tunes room if you want to grab it from me.
> Am trying to get a couple of tracks off Soulseek, but not having much
> luck at the moment kernel...
I just fired up Soulseek now and I have the album in my shared stuff. My username is unknownkernel and I'm in the TECHNO, Mixes and Tunes room if you want to grab it from me.
unknown kernel wrote:
> Your Honour wrote:
> Am trying to get a couple of tracks off Soulseek, but not having
> much
> luck at the moment kernel...
>
> I just fired up Soulseek now and I have the album in my shared stuff.
> My username is unknownkernel and I'm in the TECHNO, Mixes and Tunes
> room if you want to grab it from me.
I'm grabbing too. If It causes problems, let me know and I'll quit.
> Your Honour wrote:
> Am trying to get a couple of tracks off Soulseek, but not having
> much
> luck at the moment kernel...
>
> I just fired up Soulseek now and I have the album in my shared stuff.
> My username is unknownkernel and I'm in the TECHNO, Mixes and Tunes
> room if you want to grab it from me.
I'm grabbing too. If It causes problems, let me know and I'll quit.
No, that's fine. Help yourself to whatever you want.
unknown kernel wrote:
> No, that's fine. Help yourself to whatever you want.
Cheerios. Quite an eclectic mix of music you have there! I'll stick with CI, as I've got a number of torrents open at the moment. :)
> No, that's fine. Help yourself to whatever you want.
Cheerios. Quite an eclectic mix of music you have there! I'll stick with CI, as I've got a number of torrents open at the moment. :)
One more to grab, kernel, then I'll free up your bandwidth again. ;)
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Cheerios. Quite an eclectic mix of music you have there! I'll stick
> with CI, as I've got a number of torrents open at the moment. :)
Yes, it is pretty eclectic :) I'm very slowly transferring my CD collection onto my hard drive - if I ever finish then the full bizaare spectrum of my music collection will be forced upon the world. If I wasn't really lazy I'd copy all my vinyl to mp3 too; but I am really lazy so I'm going to use Soulseek and download them all instead.
Don't worry about the bandwidth - I just went and got a haircut and bought Rallisport Challenge 2 so I wasn't using it. I now plan to admire myself in the mirror and pretend to be a racing driver. I love 'working' from home.
> Cheerios. Quite an eclectic mix of music you have there! I'll stick
> with CI, as I've got a number of torrents open at the moment. :)
Yes, it is pretty eclectic :) I'm very slowly transferring my CD collection onto my hard drive - if I ever finish then the full bizaare spectrum of my music collection will be forced upon the world. If I wasn't really lazy I'd copy all my vinyl to mp3 too; but I am really lazy so I'm going to use Soulseek and download them all instead.
Don't worry about the bandwidth - I just went and got a haircut and bought Rallisport Challenge 2 so I wasn't using it. I now plan to admire myself in the mirror and pretend to be a racing driver. I love 'working' from home.
unknown kernel wrote:
> Don't worry about the bandwidth - I just went and got a haircut and
> bought Rallisport Challenge 2 so I wasn't using it. I now plan to
> admire myself in the mirror and pretend to be a racing driver. I
> love 'working' from home.
Just finished. Cheers man. I'm gonna burn a cd and listen to it on my way back from work to evaluate it.
> Don't worry about the bandwidth - I just went and got a haircut and
> bought Rallisport Challenge 2 so I wasn't using it. I now plan to
> admire myself in the mirror and pretend to be a racing driver. I
> love 'working' from home.
Just finished. Cheers man. I'm gonna burn a cd and listen to it on my way back from work to evaluate it.
Your Honour wrote:
> I think the problem is that it is very hard to hear new dance stuff.
>
> I don't have braodband, so no way of listening to online radio
> stations, though when I was at unversity www.digitallyimported.com
> had me listening for hours...
>
> Also, the clubs round here are rubbish, playing R'nB and crap like
> that. I don't have sky either, so there's no real way for me to find
> new artists to listen to.
>
> The only way would be to go into HMV or Play or where ever and buy
> random cd's hoping that I'll like them.
>
I used to but random CD's and it didn't work for me. Finding new dance stuff is, indeed hard, but going into HMV/Play does help. The best way to hear new dance music to go into a record shop. Most of them sell 12"/7" depending on genre and if you're really wanting to hear new stuff, buy a turntable that has a built in amplifier e.g. a Vestax Handy-trax worth £99. Plus, on SKY, there is Music Choice channel which has a Dance Floor Fillers section which they play all kinds of dance music, but most of its House and Electro.. My best advice is probably buy a turntable to listen to new stuff.
UW.
> I think the problem is that it is very hard to hear new dance stuff.
>
> I don't have braodband, so no way of listening to online radio
> stations, though when I was at unversity www.digitallyimported.com
> had me listening for hours...
>
> Also, the clubs round here are rubbish, playing R'nB and crap like
> that. I don't have sky either, so there's no real way for me to find
> new artists to listen to.
>
> The only way would be to go into HMV or Play or where ever and buy
> random cd's hoping that I'll like them.
>
I used to but random CD's and it didn't work for me. Finding new dance stuff is, indeed hard, but going into HMV/Play does help. The best way to hear new dance music to go into a record shop. Most of them sell 12"/7" depending on genre and if you're really wanting to hear new stuff, buy a turntable that has a built in amplifier e.g. a Vestax Handy-trax worth £99. Plus, on SKY, there is Music Choice channel which has a Dance Floor Fillers section which they play all kinds of dance music, but most of its House and Electro.. My best advice is probably buy a turntable to listen to new stuff.
UW.
This is not Hard Dance/Trance, but has anyone heard Shapeshifter's 'Lola's Theme'? It's brilliant funky house and I think it will be bigger than Spiller's 'Groovejet'. DISCUSS!
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