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Originally posted by lukechable Hi guys, someone pointed this thread to me so i thought i'd let you in on the news. Basically, the prog moved to the side because the $$ wasnt going to buy me a house and support a family, + i had been progged out. Some of you might say just dj but i prefer being at home and working in the studio than travelling the globe gettin caved by cabs planes and hotels! /luke

Question: Do you think your location hurts you in this area? In both opportunities and (mainly) desire to travel? I mean, if you lived in america or in europe, you could easily just hop on a plan and be just about anywhere you want within an hour or two. If in america, you could just focus on one coast for travelling with the occasional trip to the other coast or overseas. Anyhow, shorter travel times is obviously less stressful since you can be home most of the week and then just travel on the weekends....and cheaper airfare for the promoters would make your more desireable. :P

I'm suprised there is no mention of his monster remix of "I'll Kill For You". Dark prog as its best

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Originally posted by PEZ68 I'm suprised there is no mention of his monster remix of "I'll Kill For You". Dark prog as its best

It's not that dark... now Digi Mind Control - 'Darkness', that is dark.

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Originally posted by DaveT Question: Do you think your location hurts you in this area? In both opportunities and (mainly) desire to travel? I mean, if you lived in america or in europe, you could easily just hop on a plan and be just about anywhere you want within an hour or two. If in america, you could just focus on one coast for travelling with the occasional trip to the other coast or overseas. Anyhow, shorter travel times is obviously less stressful since you can be home most of the week and then just travel on the weekends....and cheaper airfare for the promoters would make your more desireable. :P

pretty sure he lives in melbourne because it's his home town and it's awesome.

aus > all.

(i maybe slightly bias coming from melbourne.)

melbourne rules. i tried living in europe and it caved me. i love australia too much.

about making music for money well,
do you go to work?

im not the kind of person to let shit music through my fingertips and there has been a few remixes that i have just not wanted to let out that i hated.

some will be cheese, some will be cool overground..
it just depends on the project. the tracker project btw is not cheese one bit.

got another rmx to look out for soon of hifi bugs. track called dont die dont kill anyone.
get involved kids

Chable & Bonnici - Ride (Have A Break Mix), his best work.

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Chable & Dirty Fours - Tokyo (Nubreed Mix)

OMFGIDIE...

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Nothing lasts, nothing lasts, everything is changing into something else. Nothing is wrong, nothing is wrong, everything is on track...

You know, William Blake said... uh, nothing is lost. Nothing is lost and I... I really believe that, we only move on...

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Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7 Best thing he ever did was Quest - The Shepeard.

'Sealers Cove' for me. So naughty it needed a detention and extra homework.

I love Luke Chable, the guy is a true stormer producing king, even his more electroish stuff is still good imo.

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the interesting thing about the nubreed mix of tokyo is it was actually the chable & nubreed mix. both of us worked on it and then i had also started a four on the floor mix..