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Originally posted by Az was it not marc houle drumming? she played some of it when I saw her, doing some crazy FXing, sounded great

Yes, it was Marc Houle. She played only few samples on the radio, so I haven't heard it "reworked". But it sounded wicked.

Can you tell me more about what you heard, please?

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Originally posted by mphreak Yes, it was Marc Houle. She played only few samples on the radio, so I haven't heard it "reworked". But it sounded wicked. Can you tell me more about what you heard, please?

she played something that was absolutely massive just beforehand, synths everywhere, and just dropped it down to that beat really slowly, built up the groove and then started fucking around with it, not entirely sure but i think she might have been running a vocal loop through the psp lexicon 42 as well. Very cool stuff, it was a bit strange hearing "real" drums on the fabric sound system

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Originally posted by Az he's playing some amazing stuff of late, really amazing.

I know, and he always has been imo.

Pus, since he's been living in A'dam he's been like a newborn techno kid . Nothing but good news.

Technically you will not get 'm any better than him.

/ remembers his i love techno 2001 set when he beatjuggled Funk D'Void - Diabla (heavenly remix); outta this world

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she played something that was absolutely massive just beforehand, synths everywhere, and just dropped it down to that beat really slowly, built up the groove and then started fucking around with it, not entirely sure but i think she might have been running a vocal loop through the psp lexicon 42 as well. Very cool stuff, it was a bit strange hearing "real" drums on the fabric sound system

Well, you were so lucky to be there. Probably she was testing that new material. Btw, if you want, I can rip that part with and about the drums from the show, and upload it somewhere .

This is going to be massive, I believe

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Originally posted by mphreak Well, you were so lucky to be there. Probably she was testing that new material. Btw, if you want, I can rip that part with and about the drums from the show, and upload it somewhere . This is going to be massive, I believe

if you could, that'd be great

I'll do that first thing in the morning

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great, looking forward

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Originally posted by Pete K par grindvik imo one of the best techno artists currently putting out some of the most amazing music. check him out.

agreed

http://www.zshare.net/audio/10011351a0940a3f/

Pär Grindvik Live! Stockholm Studio Mix Feb 2008

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Originally posted by RJT She's the only m_nus artist worth seeing, IMO.

try gaiser

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Originally posted by dcctnycprincess try gaiser

Never had the chance to see Gaiser live, but he's easily my favorite producer on m_nus.

Magda was just so immense when we saw her - she's one of very, very few DJ's I've seen the past few years who works the fuck out of a crowd. Just the way she carries herself live lends to the overall vibe - I don't know, I totally loved it. Everyone else (Richie, Maetrik, Troy) paled in comparison.

So maybe I just need to listen to all of them when I don't have to compare them to Magda

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Samwell is signed to Fatboy Slim's record label, Southern Fried Records. The What What (In the Butt) song and video are available for download from iTunes and a full commercial release (with remixes by well-known artists) is expected in May of 2008.

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Originally posted by RJT Never had the chance to see Gaiser live, but he's easily my favorite producer on m_nus. Magda was just so immense when we saw her - she's one of very, very few DJ's I've seen the past few years who works the fuck out of a crowd. Just the way she carries herself live lends to the overall vibe - I don't know, I totally loved it. Everyone else (Richie, Maetrik, Troy) paled in comparison. So maybe I just need to listen to all of them when I don't have to compare them to Magda

Theres just something special about this cute tiny little girl playing these fucking out of control records in such a weird way that is really her own. I cant think of any other DJ who sounds much like her or plays those kinds of tracks in that way, and in this day and age that is pretty impressive.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.