Man I should change the title of the thread to "Paul Van Dyk interview". But then id have the risk of all the Dyk muppets puting me up to the torch, for using his name do spread my anti-poptrance propaganda... Cusick actually rights intelligently and noone gives two shits.

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Originally posted by fr0st Man I should change the title of the thread to "Paul Van Dyk interview". But then id have the risk of all the Dyk muppets puting me up to the torch, for using his name do spread my anti-poptrance propaganda... Cusick actually rights intelligently and noone gives two shits.

he 'rights' intelligently??

there's one thing for sure. Sean Cusick is more talented as a writer than as a producer.

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Originally posted by YaleTrance he 'rights' intelligently?? there's one thing for sure. Sean Cusick is more talented as a writer than as a producer.

heh you obviously haven't peeped Aphasia - Acapulco (Sean Cusick's Q6 Remix). I highly recommend you peep. The column is always a good read. It's nice to see a DJ speak his mind and not give a fuck.

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Originally posted by Dahippieman heh you obviously haven't peeped Aphasia - Acapulco (Sean Cusick's Q6 Remix). I highly recommend you peep. The column is always a good read. It's nice to see a DJ speak his mind and not give a fuck.

oh yeah i've heard it. he definitely is a good producer, i'm just saying that he's more talented as a writer imo. because he's a REALLY good writer.

Sean Cusick is a good writer, very eloquent and clear in his writing. However, I get a sense he's been a "slave" to the "dark beats" for too long... I gotta hear more of his trax and sets though. Good thread, fr0st.

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hehehe rights.... im such a jackass...... ohwell writes i was cought in the heat of the moment....

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