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Hitchell > Modell.

THERE I SAID IT.

I'm sorry but I'll have to come to your house and murder you.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid Gotta go to some house music parties and snort some k, son.

Why would you even use a disassociative at a party anyway. Speaks volumes about the quality of such gigs if the attending people apparently don't actually want to be there, like consciously.

I haven't done k but I think when you do it low doses it's actually quite fun?

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Originally posted by Bierheld You mention destroying dancefloors (as in everyone leaves?) and present some twitchy MNML plodder and claim it works. How? because the bloopety-bloop bass line is so fantastically energetic and danceable? I'm either completely missing something here or something went terribly wrong in our communication networks. Is your planet called 'Earth' too?

Down here in Florida, minimal destroys dancefloors...and such basslines are energetic and danceable, the South American 10s getting down to such music is proof...

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Originally posted by ucforange Down here in Florida, minimal destroys dancefloors...and such basslines are energetic and danceable, the South American 10s getting down to such music is proof...

Is it 2006 in Florida?

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Originally posted by Woony I haven't done k but I think when you do it low doses it's actually quite fun?

It's a wonderful drug, but what you need in a party drug I'd thunk is something that gives you energy and focus, so you can listen to the music and concentrate on your dancing, or something that just makes you more sociable and more in tune with the crowd around you, preferably a combination. Not something that closes you off, that's just being boring.

It reminds me of a party I went to last year were they sold like those nitrous-oxide balloons. When we got to the closing hours the dancing just stopped and you just had people obliviously stumbling around or laying on the floor with big balloons in their mugs. It's just kind of silly.

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Originally posted by ucforange Down here in Florida, minimal destroys dancefloors...and such basslines are energetic and danceable, the South American 10s getting down to such music is proof...

Let me ask you this way, can you imagine going home after a gig and saying to your mates: "That was awesome. Wow! Remember that part were they played the finicky bloopy track?" "Yeah totally! Highlight of the night, absolutely destroyed the dancefloor!"?

We have minimal parties over here too, but they tend to go a bit further on the energy scale then this I can tell you. If this is your peak-time track I'm scared to think what the rest of the night was like.

Well I gotta say that I didn't at first listen to the track on the initial post. I did just listen to it just now and I think it sucks ass.

As far as what I think is a good peak time track, something like Pan-Pot's Gravity hits the spot.

And the comment about it being 2006 in Florida, that's just stupid. I guess we're not obsessed with what the latest fads are...I guess we should all move to Berlin so we can be really cool like that guy...then again we also don't have clubs down here that arbitrarily let some people in and arbitrarily don't let others in. You can keep all that pretentious nonsense.

ahhh fuck..

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Originally posted by Bierheld Why would you even use a disassociative at a party anyway. Speaks volumes about the quality of such gigs if the attending people apparently don't actually want to be there, like consciously.

I was kidding, sort of, I'd rather pop a molly. You'd be surprised how much fun k is at the right party, though.

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