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Mylo. Destroy Rock And roll is very, very good.
[edit] Oh, and it doesn't have that appalling Miami sound machine remix on it. which was basically released as he couldn't release drop the pressure in it's current form.
And on a side notre. I watched the greatest fear factory (without the tunes) band I have ever saw last night. Just before anyone starts insulting my taste in music.
I just wished I still had my long hair so I could headbang properly.
[edit] Oh, and it doesn't have that appalling Miami sound machine remix on it. which was basically released as he couldn't release drop the pressure in it's current form.
And on a side notre. I watched the greatest fear factory (without the tunes) band I have ever saw last night. Just before anyone starts insulting my taste in music.
I just wished I still had my long hair so I could headbang properly.
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Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> I lost it in France not this summer but the one before. But yeah,
> there was some good stuff on there.
I could do you another if you fancy? If you can remember what was on there, I'll do the same again.
> I lost it in France not this summer but the one before. But yeah,
> there was some good stuff on there.
I could do you another if you fancy? If you can remember what was on there, I'll do the same again.
Your Honour wrote:
> I've got the cd you did mate - only had chance to have a listen to a
> couple of the singles so far - but I'm liking what I'm hearing.
>
> Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward
> to doing so.
>
> On another note, you still listen to that cd I did for you then
> Mouldy Cheese?
I lost it in France not this summer but the one before. But yeah, there was some good stuff on there.
> I've got the cd you did mate - only had chance to have a listen to a
> couple of the singles so far - but I'm liking what I'm hearing.
>
> Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward
> to doing so.
>
> On another note, you still listen to that cd I did for you then
> Mouldy Cheese?
I lost it in France not this summer but the one before. But yeah, there was some good stuff on there.
My mate just got released on a Nano Records compliation CD as his debut.
IF any of you know what I'm on about, you'll appreciate how amaing that is, if you, you'll be confused as feck :)
IF any of you know what I'm on about, you'll appreciate how amaing that is, if you, you'll be confused as feck :)
Your Honour wrote:
> I've got the cd you did mate - only had chance to have a listen to a
> couple of the singles so far - but I'm liking what I'm hearing.
>
> Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward
> to doing so.
>
Aye. Great to hear it. Just post on this forum or email me when you've heard.
> I've got the cd you did mate - only had chance to have a listen to a
> couple of the singles so far - but I'm liking what I'm hearing.
>
> Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward
> to doing so.
>
Aye. Great to hear it. Just post on this forum or email me when you've heard.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Underground Maniac wrote:
> Goto DJDownload for the Mr.Scruff album on the Ninja Tune label
>
> [URL] www.djdownload.com [/URL]
>
> Nah, I can see the attraction, but I like my music far more
> aggressive.
Aye. I've heard of Mr.Scruff's productions, but never heard him play live or do a mix. Try Warp records mp3 website - bleep.com
> Underground Maniac wrote:
> Goto DJDownload for the Mr.Scruff album on the Ninja Tune label
>
> [URL] www.djdownload.com [/URL]
>
> Nah, I can see the attraction, but I like my music far more
> aggressive.
Aye. I've heard of Mr.Scruff's productions, but never heard him play live or do a mix. Try Warp records mp3 website - bleep.com
Duck Fish wrote:
> Then again, as with all music, it's just about finding what you like
> isn't it?
Of course, that's why I said I can see the attraction but it's not really my cup of tea. This type of music is incredibly diverse.
> Then again, as with all music, it's just about finding what you like
> isn't it?
Of course, that's why I said I can see the attraction but it's not really my cup of tea. This type of music is incredibly diverse.
The stuff he plays is normally a little different from the stuff he creates.
I can see where Niddle is coming from, I have a mix cd he did, and didn't think as much of it as his albums.
Then again, as with all music, it's just about finding what you like isn't it?
I can see where Niddle is coming from, I have a mix cd he did, and didn't think as much of it as his albums.
Then again, as with all music, it's just about finding what you like isn't it?
Underground Maniac wrote:
> Goto DJDownload for the Mr.Scruff album on the Ninja Tune label
>
> [URL] www.djdownload.com [/URL]
Nah, I can see the attraction, but I like my music far more aggressive.
> Goto DJDownload for the Mr.Scruff album on the Ninja Tune label
>
> [URL] www.djdownload.com [/URL]
Nah, I can see the attraction, but I like my music far more aggressive.
I've got the cd you did mate - only had chance to have a listen to a couple of the singles so far - but I'm liking what I'm hearing.
Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward to doing so.
On another note, you still listen to that cd I did for you then Mouldy Cheese?
Haven't been able to listen to your mix yet, but am looking forward to doing so.
On another note, you still listen to that cd I did for you then Mouldy Cheese?
I went, and I wasn't amazed.
Maybe the fact that I got in for free (guestlist) meant that I didn't put in the same effort into the night as I would have if I'd paid the full £15...
I was there from 10 till midnight, and all it seemed to be was a bunch of 20-30 years olds trying to dance to jazz/soul (admitedly he was switching it over to slooow breakbeat as I left but.. meh). I guess if you're into that sorta thing then it was a good night, but otherwise.. I was kinda unimpressed. Maybe becasue I was expecting an all-out rave? maybe.
Also gave my ear-plugs a road-test (having bought them on Thursday), if anyone here is a regular clubber/gig goes/raver, then it really is worth investing in some decent earplugs. I bought a pair off eBay for a tenner, and they fit ok, don't hurt too much, and lower the volume of all the different frequencies, rather than muffle the music, it also meant that I didn't wake up with ringing ears this morn :)
Maybe the fact that I got in for free (guestlist) meant that I didn't put in the same effort into the night as I would have if I'd paid the full £15...
I was there from 10 till midnight, and all it seemed to be was a bunch of 20-30 years olds trying to dance to jazz/soul (admitedly he was switching it over to slooow breakbeat as I left but.. meh). I guess if you're into that sorta thing then it was a good night, but otherwise.. I was kinda unimpressed. Maybe becasue I was expecting an all-out rave? maybe.
Also gave my ear-plugs a road-test (having bought them on Thursday), if anyone here is a regular clubber/gig goes/raver, then it really is worth investing in some decent earplugs. I bought a pair off eBay for a tenner, and they fit ok, don't hurt too much, and lower the volume of all the different frequencies, rather than muffle the music, it also meant that I didn't wake up with ringing ears this morn :)
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