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Paul Ritch - Evil Laff [Wagon Repair]

The original mix isnt doing it for me. I've never liked the "dooka-dooka" percussion rhythms I personally dont know why people are still using this boring nonsense its been played out since 2006 maybe even before that.

The B-side, Konrad's remix is nice and smooth, will have to investigate on proper speakers. Nice cover art

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/343673-01.htm

Bought the Konrad Black remix the other day, good stuff.

Re: Paul Ritch - Evil Laff [Wagon Repair]

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Originally posted by Guest The original mix isnt doing it for me. I've never liked the "dooka-dooka" percussion rhythms I personally dont know why people are still using this boring nonsense its been played out since 2006 maybe even before that.[/url]

lol, its called swing

Yea not a fan of the original and much prefer the B-side

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Originally posted by meDina lol, its called swing

really? never heard that before

Original is terrible. Heard Konrad play his mix a few weeks ago, works pretty good at 4am.

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Originally posted by Clovis Original is terrible. Heard Konrad play his mix a few weeks ago, works pretty good at 4am.

you really get around dont you? Where did you hear konrad play?

both sound really boring to me. :/

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Originally posted by Guest you really get around dont you? Where did you hear konrad play?

In LA.

Konrad's here in 2 weeks Konrad's mix >

I'm really disappointed in the original. I usually like Paul Ritch but this is really subpar for him.

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Originally posted by Guest you really get around dont you? Where did you hear konrad play?

We live in a city with a thriving dance scene. It's not unusual for us to see every single hotshit dj under the sun at the moment.

I like the original, sick percussion and glitch work.

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Originally posted by bas We live in a city with a thriving dance scene. It's not unusual for us to see every single hotshit dj under the sun at the moment.

Oh yea L.A. is such a Techno Hotspot. LOL

in US terms it is starting to become one.

there are a few bigger cities when it comes to techno, sure...but the reality is still that the US is a relative dead zone in terms of electronic music. By that definition LA is a techno hotpot.

b side for me as well.

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Originally posted by thechronic Oh yea L.A. is such a Techno Hotspot. LOL

Actually it is. If you're having issues finding solid techno parties in LA, you're doing something terribly wrong.

ps
I said "thriving dance music scene", not specifically techno you illiterate zagnut.

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Originally posted by bas Actually it is. If you're having issues finding solid techno parties in LA, you're doing something terribly wrong. ps I said "thriving dance music scene", not specifically techno you illiterate zaggazawnut.

fixado.

i quite like both of em
the original is fucking storming on a big system, really stands out.

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Originally posted by thechronic Oh yea L.A. is such a Techno Hotspot. LOL

You would want to move to LA if your into Techno, quite a few Techno DJ's have come through LA the past 2 years.

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Originally posted by elFreak in US terms it is starting to become one. there are a few bigger cities when it comes to techno, sure...but the reality is still that the US is a relative dead zone in terms of electronic music. By that definition LA is a techno hotpot. b side for me as well.

Not entirely true. Some people would consider Philadelphia, for example, a dead zone for electronic music when it really isn't. If you are coming here to see international talent, good luck, but there are a lot of parties behind the scenes that you can go to and are also very fun, with great talent. And then of course you have NYC about 2 hours away and then DC 3 hours away.

USA != Electronic Dead Zone

This track doesn't seem worth buying either, by the way. The first 10 seconds of the original was about all I could take.

Konrad Black remix is fantastic. The verdict is out on the original but I'm sure it will crush a club system. I'm still waiting to hear Paul Ritch - Just Two out on a club system, that track is bananas.

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Originally posted by elFreak in US terms it is starting to become one. there are a few bigger cities when it comes to techno, sure...but the reality is still that the US is a relative dead zone in terms of electronic music. By that definition LA is a techno hotpot. b side for me as well.

lol. oh well, i'm good.

Liking the Konrad mix a lot, original has some things in it I like but there's something about it that annoys me a great deal.

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Originally posted by DOOMBOT Not entirely true. Some people would consider Philadelphia, for example, a dead zone for electronic music when it really isn't. If you are coming here to see international talent, good luck, but there are a lot of parties behind the scenes that you can go to and are also very fun, with great talent. And then of course you have NYC about 2 hours away and then DC 3 hours away. USA != Electronic Dead Zone This track doesn't seem worth buying either, by the way. The first 10 seconds of the original was about all I could take.

i wouldn't call it dead, but a lot of it is either vintage or imported rather than innovative and thriving.


and nyc nightlife, while not entirely bad, is a shadow of its former self really

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Originally posted by Clovis Original is terrible. Heard Konrad play his mix a few weeks ago, works pretty good at 4am.

we got Konrad here on Saturday...works pretty good hear as well

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