Originally posted by sex hitcher
Yeah Vavoom! was a Man With No Name Track released on Perfecto. 1998 your in 3 Drives & GU New York territory. Whats the chance of Oakenfold getting a Perfecto track 18 months before the album is released. Whats the chance of the world biggist DJ at the time getting anything before its released? You don't want me to break it down for you! I can if you want! Mate 1996
I have been a big fan of Man With No Name ever since the mid 90s. I can assure you that Vavoom! didn't exist in 1996. If you want more proof you can check Oakenfolds tracklist archive here on TA. Check out his tracklists from 1996. He never played Vavoom during that time.
Originally posted by RebeL9
I have been a big fan of Man With No Name ever since the mid 90s. I can assure you that Vavoom! didn't exist in 1996. If you want more proof you can check Oakenfolds tracklist archive here on TA. Check out his tracklists from 1996. He never played Vavoom during that time.
So the basis for your argument seems to be because you can't find a set from 1996 with Vavoom on it must be form 98. And now another track from 1996 Virtual Symmetry - Mammal
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Mar-22-2009 17:27
sex hitcher
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Originally posted by RebeL9
If you want more proof you can check Oakenfolds tracklist archive here on TA. Check out his tracklists from 1996. He never played Vavoom during that time.
Just checked out the said place only found one TL form 1996 which was his Essential Mix. Other than off course the Twilo Mix which I complied.
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Mar-22-2009 17:38
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Originally posted by leonsv
02. Virtual Symmetry - Mammal
from album Paul Oakenfold - Essential Mix 4 1996
I can always count on you Thanks!
Mar-22-2009 19:09
RebeL9
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quote:
Originally posted by sex hitcher
So the basis for your argument seems to be because you can't find a set from 1996 with Vavoom on it must be form 98. And now another track from 1996 Virtual Symmetry - Mammal
you are welcome to ask Martin Freeland on his myspace if you are still doubting. I am confident enough that it's from 1998.
Originally posted by RebeL9
you are welcome to ask Martin Freeland on his myspace if you are still doubting. I am confident enough that it's from 1998.
So we haven't got to check the Oakenfold forum anymore. Now we have to ask him ourselves. You going to move the goal posts again? Mate save it for the windows
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Mar-22-2009 19:31
RebeL9
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Originally posted by sex hitcher
So we haven't got to check the Oakenfold forum anymore. Now we have to ask him ourselves. You going to move the goal posts again? Mate save it for the windows
stop being an idiot. you obviously didn't believe the tracklists so the next options for dickheads like you is by going to the source (the producer) since you have already decided beforehand that you have made up your mind.
oh forget that. even if he told you himself that its from 1998 you wouldn't believe it. "But how can you remember that you produced it in 1998 and not in 1996? maybe you mixed up the years!!!"
Originally posted by RebeL9
stop being an idiot. you obviously didn't believe the tracklists so the next options for dickheads like you is by going to the source (the producer) since you have already decided beforehand that you have made up your mind.
What track lists there was only 1 posted. I've checked his myspace he hasn't logged on since 18/10/2008. No point getting offencive just because it isn't going your way. The basis for your assumption seems to be that because the track was released in April 1998 that the set must be from 1998. FAIL
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Mar-22-2009 19:52
sex hitcher
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Originally posted by RebeL9
oh forget that. even if he told you himself that its from 1998 you wouldn't believe it. "But how can you remember that you produced it in 1998 and not in 1996? maybe you mixed up the years!!!"
BOO HOO HOO
your not going to start cring now are you
You will be telling me next if it had Bullet In A Gun on it it must be from 1999
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Mar-22-2009 19:53
RebeL9
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Originally posted by sex hitcher
BOO HOO HOO
your not going to start cring now are you
You will be telling me next if it had Bullet In A Gun on it it must be from 1999
no sissy. Oakenfold actually played a few of these track even in 1999 during his EM world tour, including Vavoom.