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Originally posted by rem11 north montreal + you +senegalese up ur culo = you fail x your success still = you r gay

You really are fucking inept.

stop trolling u french twat, if u want to go play tug go do it with ur bi friends, this was actually positive till u showed urself

can you speak English so that I can understand you better please?

swamper: plz remove this fool from this topic.


a succesful troll is still one whos tie hangs closer to his feet than ones peen

yawn.

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Originally posted by rem11 north montreal + you +senegalese up ur culo = you fail x your success still = you r gay

LOL! This thread delivers!

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Originally posted by rem11 swamper: plz remove this fool from this topic. a succesful troll is still one whos tie hangs closer to his feet than ones peen

That's it! You're fucking out of here by the end of the week, if I can.









But I'm aiming for tonight.

zyklon shows up because he smells my 11" from a mile away, tries to troll , i thwart him.

pizza time?

What kind?

sprinkled with lithium.

french clown VS american clown



lets watch the spectacle.

plz hold me.

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Originally posted by zyklon-jay I always find it funny that everyone always says detroit or Chicago...but always leave out new York.

Well, none of those are countries. New York gave the world disco and hip-hop, and for that is probably more important than either Detroit or Chicago.

makes no sense since ur 1 of them.

i cant believe oakey worked for DefJam before anything. well , no i guess that wsas after his ibiza stint, but u can make a uk/ny correlation.. plus dnb / hiphop.

u could say that each country had the biggest impact on a sub genre of edm at a specific decade but never fully as a whole.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Well, none of those are countries. New York gave the world disco and hip-hop, and for that is probably more important than either Detroit or Chicago.

it was in reference to nrg's comment. I suppose I should have quoted him to show I'm not that bad at geography. The sounds from all 3 cities rubbed off on each other quite a bit, and there was arguably just as much dance music coming out of the big apple at around the same time. I have always found that the contribution the city made got snubbed a little by music enthusiasts for some reason or another. I've never quite understood it.

Twilo

I'm talking about way before twilo existed.

No no, I'm pretty sure you're only talking about Twilo.

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Originally posted by -FSP- I don't think anyone can do what Todd Terry or Todd Edwards can do. Sampling isn't as easy as it looks.

todd terry and todd edwards? these guys showed up 10 years late to the party.


jean michel jarre, bortoloti, moroder, waterman and even barbosa from new york. Take a look at what these guys were able to do with regards to innovation.


the italians were sampling and max mixing in the early to mid 80s

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Originally posted by mathieu Not Canada.

maybe disputed that gino soccio had a hand in here though.

and we cant forget the lepage gang with lime and other projects

from 1980:

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Well, none of those are countries. New York gave the world disco and hip-hop, and for that is probably more important than either Detroit or Chicago.

new york is much more important than detroit or chicago. If we are talking about music production.

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