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Ricardo Villalobos and the U.S.A. (pg. 5)
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Clovis
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Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
I think it would be awesome for him to play in the USA because then people like clovis that voted for him in the RA top 100 could finally see him live for the first time.

:toocool:



Actually I didn't vote in the top DJ poll.
bas
quote:
Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
I think it would be awesome for him to play in the USA because then people like clovis that voted for him in the RA top 100 could finally see him live for the first time.

:toocool:

Because traveling outside the country and seeing him never ever happens.
TranceArmstrong
doesn't play in america because he doesn't like GW? yeah like most of his audience / people who appreciate techno are big bush supporters. what a fag.

great talent though, i'd still love to see him live :clown:
woscar
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Originally posted by TranceArmstrong
doesn't play in america because he doesn't like GW? yeah like most of his audience / people who appreciate techno are big bush supporters. what a fag.

great talent though, i'd still love to see him live :clown:


Did you even read the link I posted?

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For many electronic music fans, the Obama win has raised a giddy possibility that, until recently, was all but unthinkable: the return of Ricardo Villalobos to American shores. The Chilean-German producer and DJ has long declared his refusal to visit the United States under the Bush administration, or indeed any subsequent administration continuing Bush's policies. As justification, Villalobos cites his alleged harassment at the hands of immigration officials when passing through U.S. airports shortly after 9/11; the musician, whose family fled Chile after Pinochet's 1973 coup d'etat, claims that the officials interviewing him knew of his family's history and pressed him to explain why they had fled the dictatorship, which in its early years had received CIA support and State Department blessings.
Neo95gt
quote:
Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
I think it would be awesome for him to play in the USA because then people like clovis that voted for him in the RA top 100 could finally see him live for the first time.

:toocool:


hahahaha

I love when the minimal circlejerk crew gets all riled up. They dish out the trance/plur/unicorn hate all day long, then some hate gets thrown their way and they throw fits. It's cute.
Clovis
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Originally posted by Neo95gt
hahahaha

I love when the minimal circlejerk crew gets all riled up. They dish out the trance/plur/unicorn hate all day long, then some hate gets thrown their way and they throw fits. It's cute.


At the end of the day I'm just glad I'm not from New Jersey.
Neo95gt
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Originally posted by Clovis
At the end of the day I'm just glad I'm not from New Jersey.


Hoboken/NYC > LA

Believe that Pipecleaner Arms McGee
Clovis
Sure buddy, I mean Hoboken just rolls off the ing tongue.
bas
quote:
Originally posted by Neo95gt
Hoboken/NYC > LA

Believe that Pipecleaner Arms McGee

Hahaah don't put that slash between Hoboken and NYC like they're the same thing. Please :stongue: :stongue:
Neo95gt
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Originally posted by bas
Hahaah don't put that slash between Hoboken and NYC like they're the same thing. Please :stongue: :stongue:


I've been ing living between Hoboken and NYC for the last 4 years, so yea, I think I can. I get into the east village faster now than when I lived uptown. Sit down Junior.

Clovis
Was somebody saying something about gettin riled up? :stongue:
bas
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Originally posted by Neo95gt
I've been ing living between Hoboken and NYC for the last 4 years, so yea, I think I can. I get into the east village faster now than when I lived uptown. Sit down Junior.

Lumping Hoboken in with NYC is the equivalent of lumping Orange County with Los Angeles. They're just not the same no matter how close they are. Sorry.
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