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Slacker passed away (pg. 5)
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| Guest |
| It was a solid track that brings back specific memories for me about 10 years ago. Wasnt mind blowing but it had its place in opening sets and late night moments. |
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| ReclusNdangrmnt |
| I wish Goddamn Noize was on Youtube...One of my favorites, on account of the EM World Tour. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| Yeah, Goddamn Noize might actually have been the first Slacker track I heard, but I think it wasn't released until years after the first promos (1997). |
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| Redd |
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| Lews |
Was definitely sad to hear this news. Hope he's found peace now.
Their remix of Someone was the first I heard of them. Not entirely sure what the first original production was. Most likely God Damn Noize. Big fan of it, love to still play it on the radio. The original mix was never officially released, just pressed on vinyl and sent out as promos. Eventually it was given away for free on the Jukebox In The Sky website, and two new remixes of it (that weren't as good, imo) were released on a new vinyl.
Huge fan of a ton of their old productions and remixes. Hard to choose any one as a top over the others. Maybe A Million Dreams. So many to choose though.
RIP |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| It should be fairly obvious, but my status is actually a Slacker reference. I was going to change it, but I don't think I will now. |
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| dj christian |
| RIP! Very sad to hear. I own a couple of Slacker vinyls, will not ever sell them. |
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| rubez |
WTF! shocker.
damn, you could always rely on a slacker production. true electronic music. it's stuff like his that hooked me instantly.
his music always did sound other-worldly. RIP!
"welcome to heaven"
/slacker - your face |
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