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Originally posted by elFreak it was bad.

Ok, for production parodies, it wasn't all that bad.

would you like to try and justify another way?

i can call shit a big mac i still wouldn't eat it.

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Originally posted by elFreak would you like to try and justify another way?

Ok, for rapidly crafted production parodies from Markus Schossow based entirely or loosely upon someone else's tracks, it wasn't all that bad.

Now that's what I call justification.

considering sweedish beatballs is a metaphor for eating testicles i must concur.

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost The music wasn't actually all that bad. Ok, for production parodies, it wasn't all that bad. Ok, for rapidly crafted production parodies from Markus Schossow based entirely or loosely upon someone else's tracks, it wasn't all that bad.

why would you defend the creator of that shit? like it's fine for it to exist: crappy jokes make the internet better, etc.

but for someone who is a serious producer to put that out there, it is pretty frickin embarrassing

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Originally posted by mehta why would you defend the creator of that shit? like it's fine for it to exist: crappy jokes make the internet better, etc. but for someone who is a serious producer to put that out there, it is pretty frickin embarrassing

Wow, I make one passive, insignificant remark...

Nevermind.

By the way, he never actually 'put them out there.' None of these were signed, or exist under his official discography. It just, as you say, exists.

EDIT: Scratch that, 'Very Exactly' is signed to Oxygen (Spinnin'), under D-6.

Last edited by Paradox Lost on Oct-19-2008 at 02:55

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Originally posted by Paradox Lost Nevermind.

i didn't mean to make u mad mister

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Originally posted by mehta i didn't mean to make u mad mister

No harm done pal.

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Originally posted by RJT To answer the original question pretty thoroughly, there's this: Source

"i dont really see the technical merit in playing two songs at the same speed together and it bores me to fucking tears"

That story sounded like he has spun records for two years at maximum. Maybe he just doesn't understand the point of DJing. You can always play a dull pre-programmed set without any understanding of good selection, just for making money. That is boring like a hell. OR you can take a bunch of records with you and improvise your set on the fly with doing tricks and playing snippets from other tracks on the current playing track, probably making the playing track sound like entirely other track. That is more challenging and makes you busy all the time. That is FUN.

(ok, i just read tnu that was ment as a joke afterall LOL good one!)

Last edited by humilis on Oct-19-2008 at 11:45

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Originally posted by humilis That is FUN. (ok, i just read tnu that was ment as a joke afterall LOL good one!)

lots of idiotic tasks are fun. my question is when did being the geek picking the records become so cool?

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Originally posted by mehta lots of idiotic tasks are fun. my question is when did being the geek picking the records become so cool?

who are you? i don't think your opinions are wanted around these parts.

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