Tracklist for my set:

Vangelis “Spiral Ascent” Blade Runner - [OST]
Cannibal Ox “Iron Galaxy” - [Def Jux]
Dabrye “Air” ft MF Doom (Dabrye remix) - [Sound-Ink]
Cdatakill “Yesterdays” - [Ad Noiseam]
Vex’d “Cold” - [Planet Mu]
Method Man “Sub crazy” - [Def Jam]
Dj Baku “Intro LL” - [Pop Group]
Dabrye ...

The way to fight p2p is to offer better physical and digital products.

Universal / Time Warner do not have a higher moral ground than the creators and users of Oink.

Majors have done more damage to artists & indie labels than Oink ever could.

(but) Just because you can't touch music, doesn't ...

nonclassical records present:

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The Elysian Quartet
"Gabriel Prokofiev String Quartet No 2"
with remixes by:
Hot Chip, Vex'd, The EarlyMan, Paul Conboy, Starkey, Marcas Lancaster ...

Jamie from Vex'd comes from a dnb background as well.

No that's not any more true for me than it is for Loefah or Kode9. Yeh Rols and I loved metalheadz & fullcycle, but I was always more in hip hop, and roly quickly moved out of jungle and into dub. D&B stopped for me around 2001, earlier maybe.

Yes we've done two remixes for Gabriel Prokofiev's Nonclassical label, on seperate releases. The label would like to re-release them on vinyl, but for now it's CD & mp3 only.

You can v short clips of them both at boomkat: http://www.boomkat.com/label.cfm?l=4082

All the remixes are made using only ...

sick!

I don't see how anyone who loves old school, boom box style hip hop cannot on some level like or respect this tune. fucking love it.

psk, we're making that green..

timbaland is great.

jay z is great.

most underground music fucking sucks.

i love kate bush.

As it goes, Plaid asked us to remix their track "Bar Kimura", which they scored for the anime film "Tekkon Kinkreet". You can hear the remix at virb.com/vexd (better quality player), or myspace.com/vexd, should be out in a couple of months.

Big up
J

Laurent wrote: you can hear it on Jamie Vex'd resonance show from december

na it wasn't just me roly put just as much into that show as i did. I love what blood1 did. More collabs with turntablists and mcs to follow :p

Pinch Live?! What the hell does that entail?!

I've seen Vex'd "live" which was basically decks + FX ...
Dubplates are tasty and all but I really dig the control and spontaneity of live performance.

We always tell the promoter to put it down as decks + fx, rather than "live". But invariably ...

TheSimonPure wrote:

Signus wrote:*starts chant*

"WE WANT THE REMIX! WE WANT THE REMIX!"

The Natives are getting restless!!! tick...tock...tick...tock

Sorry man. Problems with the distro... Mu are on it, it looks like it's been resolved.

wicked show boys.. all that grime on stateside air, it's too dirty

do you have a tracklist for the vex'd set. in particular whats that tune he drops between candyfloss and 3rd choice.

also an official tracklist of your set would be lovely, thx

hello

toasty boy - knowledge (vex'd rmx unreleased ...

Anyone into Fantomas?

Im still a huge Mike Patton fan. The guy is a nutjob!

Fantomas are sick. Im not into Dillinger Escape Plan but the collab EP they did with Mike patton is great . Mike patton formed a mini groupo with rahzell of the roots and went on tour here last year. The amount of ...

listening to root is like having your brain expanded. that bassline.

bwaaa.. (weeow)

sick.

im losing the high frequency response in my hearing, especially in my left ear. i've noticed it before after playing out, but today it's just silly, i cant hear shit.

does anyone know where to pick up those protective ear plugs?

plasticman dropped that dead prez beat into a dexplecit track on rinse last night. sounded crazy, brought a whole new perspective on that b line.

plasticman - cha vocal
bruza - ave some of that
wiley - colder remix
trim & scratch - trim & scratch
slew dem - grime ft d double

if these dont count, then maybe there should have been a grime section.

these are some of my fav releases of 2005.