Wicked Choons! props!

heavy!

sickness as usual

BANGERZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Promo wrote:Looks like Spazbook are trying to muscle in on myspaz territory.

umm it did

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http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/21/techn ... nted=print

"And we imagine the medal looks like two, brass testicles."



haha! great read!

danks

Don't know if anyone realizes that prolific is part of a krew called " Non-Stop Crooks

http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... d=86814861

very interesting . . . .


Danks to DLX and Dopelabs for the choons. . . .

dunno what to say bout releases but I put my records in a climate controlled storage facility while I couldn't use them

check it out and it to your collection!

http://www.discogs.com/label/Stupid+Fly+Records

Stupid Fly Records out of Jacksonville Florida!



http://www.StupidFlyRecords.com

haha, unless you have stupid gf's like in "Go"

A piece of vinyl as a hard copy of a song will long outlast a cdr or string of electrical data on a hard drive. If everything 'crashed' somehow, the vinyl will remain.
so true, unless the vinyl gets hot or scratched. Eventually, after a lot of use a vinyl gets pops and clicks too. I suppose every ...

wicked buziness!!!

I think that vinyl is headed toward the hands of collectors. For any serious dj it is much easier to use a hardware/software interface or CDJ's. Lugging around a 50 lb. box with your tunes really sux. I LOVE vinyl. I first learned to mix with vinyl and I now prefer to use a vinyl emulation program ...

werd!