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| Chimney |
| quote: | Originally posted by Woony
Fabric 53 by Surgeon is realllly good. And I thought we were all Autonomic fanboys here, why has nobody mentioned FabricLive 50 by Instra:Mental & dBridge yet? |
Got any more suggestions? |
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| Guest |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
because nina kraviz not being able to mix betty crocker cake mix is what this thread is aboot. |
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She lost major points with me pulling that K-hole dance sequence stunt video that Adam posted earlier in the thread. |
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| Woony |
| quote: | Originally posted by Chimney
Got any more suggestions? |
Shackleton but enydo already mentioned that one. |
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| enydo |
Nina KRAVIZZZ
K_RAV_IZ
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K-WHORE |
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| Adam420 |
Why wasn't the Levon Vincent mix mentioned? I guess it's not for everyone but personally I loved it.
Also the Martyn one I liked a lot. |
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| Guest |
| quote: | Originally posted by Adam420
Why wasn't the Levon Vincent mix mentioned? I guess it's not for everyone but personally I loved it.
Also the Martyn one I liked a lot. |
I was going to give Levon's cd a try. |
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| Dykes_on_Jay |
| quote: | Originally posted by Guest
ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto-ghetto.
She lost major points with me pulling that K-hole dance sequence stunt video that Adam posted earlier in the thread. |
i will admit to playing ghetto kraviz quite a bit. you need to play a decent amount of vocals here to keep people interested and it works well mixed with almost anything.
if another person asks me to play this goyte bootleg that i bought i think that i will punch them in the throat. it is always the same people asking 5 times a night for it....i say yes and play this awesome boot of twist of my sobri |
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| Dykes_on_Jay |
| sobriety dammit. chinese internet for the lose. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
Phil Kelsey Vocal Remix, right Jay?
Right? |
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| Guest |
| quote: | Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay
sobriety dammit. chinese internet for the lose. |
Care to share a story on how you ended up in China dj'ing for people? |
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| Dykes_on_Jay |
no story really. i'm not here to dj. i just do it because it is, fun, a great way to meet people when you don't know the language , and to be hoest i like the extra money it brings in. i don't have to work a full work week to live very well, so it is something to do that i enjoy.
when i originally planned to come here, djing was not on my radar at all. i was done with going out, clubs and the sort. i felt that as a twat over 30 it wasn't what i thought i was supposed to do. essentially it was a load of .
2 weeks before coming here, my friend told me he got me gigs. he never asked me if i wanted them. he showed them my pic, my soundclound and bam, i got gigs without even wanting them. at first i said no, but luckily my friend (since kindrgarten) convinced me to change my mind. i thought about my dad (was only 57), and realized that my views on life were wrong. we all owe a death and have no clue when it will be,so you might as well do something you enjoy instead of forcing yourself to do what is norma |
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