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Originally posted by all-nite-freak listen to iclone son...shes really really really old...like your mom

fact.

check your PM

i am so not his father

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Originally posted by all-nite-freak i am so not his father

this is true. if you were, he'd at least have good taste in music...

yeh you deffinately know about my musical tates and knowledge, and about mother......pshhh n00bs.

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M_nus is not Detroit Tech

exactly my point.

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Did you know that Juan Atkins stuck his funk in my trunk?

really? ewww.

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Originally posted by ballmouse Anybody know how long it takes for a $1.99 track to fall to a $1.49 track?

I'm cheap okay? I just want an answer.

LOL @ this thread...I wish I came in here sooner. :/

IDk, I like beatport more then the other sites. Everything is better organized and they actually try to make it easier to find tunes you want. I have been using P2P until recently. I got a new amp and a lot of P2P stuff sounds like ass (even if it's supposedly recorded at 320kpbs) and I hate the fluctuating BPMs of vinyl rips. P2P tunes (especially vinyl rips) were pretty useful for learning the basics, because it made me more familiar with riding the pitch. They were also good for learning to phrase, since many of the tunes were cut from mixes and thus had no intros or outros. Beatport gets costly, but I don't regret buying tunes there. I don't really play out, but I'm a bit of an audiophile and I can really hear imperfections and whatnot.

I like beatport for 'basic' songs

But trackitdown is my favourite just because they have a fucking wicked techy track selection.