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Originally posted by djskyhigh Make it work. Fight the power.

Damn properties of physics and economics!

Marcel Woods - "Cherry Blossom / Beautiful Mind" [High Contrast]
Martin Roth - "Shockwaves" [Lunatique]
Substate, Remix By Mac Zimms - "Horizon" [Liquid]
Nico Parisi Vs Erik Hubo - "Metro" [Danza]


Soul Central, Remix By Sergio Flores - "Need You Now" [Legato]
Josh Wink - "Higher State Of Consciousness 2005" [White]
N-Gels Featuring Estelle Desanges - "I'm On Fire" [Positive]
Two Phunk D-Lux (George Centeno & Darren Ramirez), Remix By Elektro - "Disco Shit" [Elektronik Avenue]

gotta get my trance and house fix. having these 2 personas (house and trance dj) are breaking my bank account. hahaha

Tiefschwarz - Fly - Steve Bug Rmx
Cirez D - Punch Drunk
Dousk - D.I.Y. Part 1
Jimmy Van M - Stereco Control

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Originally posted by tjpatel Tiefschwarz - Fly - Steve Bug Rmx Cirez D - Punch Drunk

me likey! i gotta post my recent purchases, haven't had the time...but i got the cirez d record too. prydz r00lz

Martin Peter - Troubler
Daso - Go Upstairs
John Dahlb�ck - Huggy Music
Chaton + Hopen - Plak Reconstruction
Pantytec - Maybe Moriomelo

I have nearly 600 records that I'd like to get rid of. Anyone interested, I'm in Santa Monica and will have stuff you'd like. Prefer to sell bulk loads, ie: 100 for $100.

PM for a list of what I have. Most will range from 99-04 prog house and trance.

Moby - Slipping Away (Axwell Vocal Mix)/Where You End (Tiga's All I Need Is To Be Dubbed Mix)

Boyko presents: sound shocking � z music
Mylo � daft audio booty
Orange 2 red � legal drugs e.p.
Waldorf � fashionist
Cirez d � rematch
Pink panthers penthouse party (fischerspooner/Malibu) � pink panther theme
Fischerspooner � never win
The egg � wall
Tomas andersson � hip date (promo)
Mylo featuring: freeform five � muscle car remixes
Tiga � louder than a bomb
New order � someone like you (gabriel and dresden remixes)
the streets � origal pirate material (promo)\
Ronnie jones � video games (i found this in my dad's attic, it's pretty tight!)

and i just ordered these 2 bad boys from dancerecords.com

royksopp - what else is there? (remixes by thin white duke, the emperor machine, vitalic, trentmoller, jacque lu cont)

the egg - walking away (remixes by tocadisco, mylo, kiki)

the royksopp jam is catchy as hell. i wanna get 49% next angello ingrosso mix is HARD

nice selections niggaz

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Originally posted by ivanbee and i just ordered these 2 bad boys from dancerecords.com royksopp - what else is there? (remixes by thin white duke, the emperor machine, vitalic, trentmoller, jacque lu cont)

saw that virgin at the block for 9.99

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Originally posted by tjpatel saw that virgin at the block for 9.99

ya thats how much i paid. sometimes im just too busy to hit up the stores d00d. online shopping...i love it

Robbie Rivera - Float Away
Tracklisting:
A Float Away (2005 Club Mix) (8:25)
B Float Away (Dub) (7:25)

Starkillers - Diskoteka (Promo)
Tracklisting:
A Diskoteka (Original Mix) (7:50)


Balance 008 - 12" Sampler - Part Two
Tracklisting:
A Orbital Halcyon + On + On
B Chelonis R. Jones One On One (Desyn Masiello Edit)

Theodor Zox - Crystallized
Pj Davy - Henrys tune
Zoo Brazil - Body Talk EP
Desyn Masiello - Balance 008 - 12" Sampler - Part Two
Desyn Masiello - Balance 008 - 12" Sampler - Part One

depeche mode - here is the house [gabriel/dresden] [white label]

interpol/the smiths - evil/there is a light that never goes out [josh patrick] [white label]

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Originally posted by SVGmethod Starkillers - Diskoteka (Promo)

curly: where did you get this? dancerecords never has it in stock and it's not for sale on juno...
i love the lyrics "i make the beat go BOOM papi!"

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Originally posted by ivanbee depeche mode - here is the house [gabriel/dresden] [white label] interpol/the smiths - evil/there is a light that never goes out [josh patrick] [white label] curly: where did you get this? dancerecords never has it in stock and it's not for sale on juno... i love the lyrics "i make the beat go BOOM papi!"

dude i found it on dancerecords.com. i get the restock alerts so i am instantly notified when sometihng is available. that track is hot. hehe. =)

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Originally posted by ivanbee ps= i agree with you...vinyl just feels cool! an mp3 is nothing...just a fucking file on your hard drive. a record though...you can actually feel the music in your hands and the artwork is amazing on most of em. in the words of curly: keep vinyl alive yo!

The only vinyl I buy is old school techno. I don't buy anything else. Vinyl has gotten ridiculusly expensive, and I might only play a track once or twice. I already paid my dues with vinyl and it's time for me to move on. I use Serato Scratch Live with REAL VINYL. It feels exactly the same as vinyl cuz it is vinyl. Plus, I don't have to worry about scratching my record or it getting warped.

And as to Curly's statement about EVERYONE CAN GET THE MP3, not necessarily true. MP3's can be as hard to get as vinyl, if not even harder. Not everyone sells their mp3's or makes the public. I have some promo MP3s that were given specifically to me that if I make them public, people would know it came from me. MP3's also let you play the music upfront! Shoot, there's been times when a friend made a mash up in the morning, and I'd play the same day. Plus, it's a lot cheaper!

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Originally posted by SVGmethod dude i found it on dancerecords.com. i get the restock alerts so i am instantly notified when sometihng is available. that track is hot. hehe. =)

ya i just figured that feature out. i signed up for it that track is hot. i never get tired of it.

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Originally posted by DjWoody The only vinyl I buy is old school techno. I don't buy anything else. Vinyl has gotten ridiculusly expensive, and I might only play a track once or twice. I already paid my dues with vinyl and it's time for me to move on. I use Serato Scratch Live with REAL VINYL. It feels exactly the same as vinyl cuz it is vinyl. Plus, I don't have to worry about scratching my record or it getting warped. And as to Curly's statement about EVERYONE CAN GET THE MP3, not necessarily true. MP3's can be as hard to get as vinyl, if not even harder. Not everyone sells their mp3's or makes the public. I have some promo MP3s that were given specifically to me that if I make them public, people would know it came from me. MP3's also let you play the music upfront! Shoot, there's been times when a friend made a mash up in the morning, and I'd play the same day. Plus, it's a lot cheaper!

well, for someone like me who doesn't dj @ clubs, i don't mind spending 10 bucks on a song that i like cus it's just for my own personal use. but if i was a dj that played out every week, AND had to buy my own music, i can see why mp3's can be better. but with that being said...i just cant justify spending 3 bucks on a song that sits on my hard drive...maybe it's cus i work on the damn computer all day that when i get home i like to stare at my turntables and not my powerbook
i stopped buying cd's like 2 years ago when i got an ipod. now i just download albums from itunes and make my own mixes from vinyl for me to listen to while i'm in the car or the gym.

on another note...when i spend 30 bucks to see a dj spin, i kinda get bummed out when they are behind a fucking computer monitor the whole time. they are prolly checking their myspace or posting on TA the coolest thing for me is when i see a dj bust it out on some records. it's like 'this guy knows what's up' i remember when i saw oakenfold up there wiping records on his sleeve then just dropping a hard ass song...i was like HELL YA!! makes me wanna danse more than some guy clicking on a file.

much respect though to all dj's no matter what medium they use to spin. that's the beauty of the 21st century, we have so many options.

the end.

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Originally posted by ivanbee well, for someone like me who doesn't dj @ clubs, i don't mind spending 10 bucks on a song that i like cus it's just for my own personal use. but if i was a dj that played out every week, AND had to buy my own music, i can see why mp3's can be better. but with that being said...i just cant justify spending 3 bucks on a song that sits on my hard drive...maybe it's cus i work on the damn computer all day that when i get home i like to stare at my turntables and not my powerbook i stopped buying cd's like 2 years ago when i got an ipod. now i just download albums from itunes and make my own mixes from vinyl for me to listen to while i'm in the car or the gym. on another note...when i spend 30 bucks to see a dj spin, i kinda get bummed out when they are behind a fucking computer monitor the whole time. they are prolly checking their myspace or posting on TA the coolest thing for me is when i see a dj bust it out on some records. it's like 'this guy knows what's up' i remember when i saw oakenfold up there wiping records on his sleeve then just dropping a hard ass song...i was like HELL YA!! makes me wanna danse more than some guy clicking on a file. much respect though to all dj's no matter what medium they use to spin. that's the beauty of the 21st century, we have so many options. the end.

+1...and i think starkillers is availeble now!

Guy Gerber - Stoppage Time
Tracklisting:
A Stoppage (Original Mix)
B Stoppage (Dave Gardner & Sahar Z Haoman 17 Dub)

Sander Kleinenberg - My Lexicon
Tracklisting:
A My Lexicon (16 Bit Lolitas Remix)
B My Lexicon (Original)

Yellow Blackboard - Superfly
Tracklisting:
A Superfly (Greed vs. Mental X Remix) (8:18)
B Superfly (Andy Moor Remix) (8:57)

Sam Perez & Dariush - Across The Ocean
Tracklisting:
A Across The Ocean (Original)
B Across The Ocean (Max Graham Manta Rey Remix)
C Across The Ocean (Dean Coleman Dirty Be Design Remix)
D Across The Ocean (Samio Remix)

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Originally posted by ivanbee well, for someone like me who doesn't dj @ clubs, i don't mind spending 10 bucks on a song that i like cus it's just for my own personal use. but if i was a dj that played out every week, AND had to buy my own music, i can see why mp3's can be better. but with that being said...i just cant justify spending 3 bucks on a song that sits on my hard drive...maybe it's cus i work on the damn computer all day that when i get home i like to stare at my turntables and not my powerbook i stopped buying cd's like 2 years ago when i got an ipod. now i just download albums from itunes and make my own mixes from vinyl for me to listen to while i'm in the car or the gym. on another note...when i spend 30 bucks to see a dj spin, i kinda get bummed out when they are behind a fucking computer monitor the whole time. they are prolly checking their myspace or posting on TA the coolest thing for me is when i see a dj bust it out on some records. it's like 'this guy knows what's up' i remember when i saw oakenfold up there wiping records on his sleeve then just dropping a hard ass song...i was like HELL YA!! makes me wanna danse more than some guy clicking on a file. much respect though to all dj's no matter what medium they use to spin. that's the beauty of the 21st century, we have so many options. the end.

After seeing Sasha vs Zabiela I totally agree with you. It is a completely different experience when you hear someone breaking it down on vinly/cds as opposed to ableton cause you know all the work that goes into it. But this wouldnt stop me from going to see Sasha again cause he can really rock it. Now I just think that using ableton just cause you can mix a bunch of tracks and pieces of tracks, etc. isnt as exciting to me as a dj busting it out on the turntables.

starkillers - diskoteka [remix by kobbe / austin leeds [spinnin' records]

the cooky factory ltd vol. 1 [cirez d] - refuck/resuck dub/the fuck tool [white]:

who da funk - shiny disco balls

Benjamin Theves - Texas
Tracklisting:
A Texas (Original Mix)
B1 Texas (SebastiAn Remix)
B2 Texas (Stunt System Expansion Pack Edit)

Freeform Five - No More Conversations (Remixes)
Tracklisting:
A1 No More Conversations (Mylo Remix) (7:13)
A2 No More Conversations (Alter Ego Remix) (8:07)
B1 No More Conversations (Soul Mekanik Remix) (6:39)
B2 No More Conversations (Richard X Remix Radio Edit) (3:38)
B3 No More Conversations (Original Mix) (3:17)

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