im sure most of you would rather listen to ur winamp but for people who dont have much trance on there winamp or livesets .. i have about 150 GB and i broadcast thru shoutcast and if ud like to listen or have any request hit me up .. listen if ud like

slainte!

http://radio.pvp-nation.com:8333/listen.pls

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http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=292919

This is the third radio-whoring thread I've seen today, and in the previous two this link was posted. It's also stickied at the top. Is it really that tough for people to find?

By the way, nice way to tell us you'll be streaming illegal music.

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"i am not a magician, i'm just working with some records and trying to implant them under the skin of the listeners. to know the first and the last record of the set is important; anything between is set up by the crowd. that's what dj-ing is most about"

you can't measure up to di.fm so don't even try ..... damn dude

well yes i dont have 10 channels i admit .. only 1 doH .. but i know for a fact ill play more up to date solid singles .. well of trance/hard trance/progressive/hardstyle only .. wish i had mad channels ;o

and why are people so strict about broadcastin .. please explain to me someone

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"i am not a magician, i'm just working with some records and trying to implant them under the skin of the listeners. to know the first and the last record of the set is important; anything between is set up by the crowd. that's what dj-ing is most about"

Who cares i dont think you could ever have enough broadcast channels keep up the good work, ill chek it out after work :P

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thanks ..

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"i am not a magician, i'm just working with some records and trying to implant them under the skin of the listeners. to know the first and the last record of the set is important; anything between is set up by the crowd. that's what dj-ing is most about"