poax wrote:im just tying up some loose ends then im on my way, orsons giving me a lift to helsinki and i reckon ill hike the rest, that was the presidential capsule by the way.
dubstep in japan. too LARGE.
funny, i play that game with japanese children.japanese children play a `game` where they sneak up from behind and jab their fingers in your ass...this can be potentially avoided by wearing baggy trousers.
i'd love to go to japan, it looks mental. the ultimate contrast of tradition and innovation.
why don't we pool our cash and hire a jumbo
Could be this one?DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Any specific info re: time and place on this one?etidorhpa wrote:Looks like QuietStorm is playin there soon.....lucky sod!
28/10/06
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SYNDICATION
at
東京 代官山 UNIT
DJ
ive act: MAD PROFESSOR'S ELECTRONIC LIVE DUB SHOW featuring AISHA
djs: DJ QUIETSTORM - EXCLUSIVE 3 HORS SET, JAH-LIGHT SOUND CREW
saloon dj: HIKARU (BLAST HEAD) - EXCLUSIVE 5 HOURS SET
charge
前売4000円 当日4500円
time
OPEN/START 23:00
info
03-3444-6751 (SMASH), 03-5459-8639 (UNIT)
you're a freak barzel! you're a stoned freak!
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Boh! Thanks for the info 0dub. This looks to be quite a night. Anyone coming?0dub wrote:Could be this one?
28/10/06
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SYNDICATION
at
東京 代官山 UNIT
DJ
ive act: MAD PROFESSOR'S ELECTRONIC LIVE DUB SHOW featuring AISHA
djs: DJ QUIETSTORM - EXCLUSIVE 3 HORS SET, JAH-LIGHT SOUND CREW
saloon dj: HIKARU (BLAST HEAD) - EXCLUSIVE 5 HOURS SET
charge
前売4000円 当日4500円
time
OPEN/START 23:00
info
03-3444-6751 (SMASH), 03-5459-8639 (UNIT)
Take thy thoughts to bed with thee, for the morning is wiser than the evening.Slothrop wrote:well, the bass is interesting but the post-hegemoniacal rhythmic interventionism of the cowbell part is overly redolent of paleospheric neo-step
Can Anyone confirm this is the dubstep DJ Quiet storm and not the Hip hop DJ Quietstorm (of living legends fame) who, incidentally lives in Tokyo and plays out quite a bit?DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Boh! Thanks for the info 0dub. This looks to be quite a night. Anyone coming?0dub wrote:Could be this one?
28/10/06
*cut/paste*
SYNDICATION
at
東京 代官山 UNIT
DJ
ive act: MAD PROFESSOR'S ELECTRONIC LIVE DUB SHOW featuring AISHA
djs: DJ QUIETSTORM - EXCLUSIVE 3 HORS SET, JAH-LIGHT SOUND CREW
saloon dj: HIKARU (BLAST HEAD) - EXCLUSIVE 5 HOURS SET
charge
前売4000円 当日4500円
time
OPEN/START 23:00
info
03-3444-6751 (SMASH), 03-5459-8639 (UNIT)
I have a feeling it could be the latter.....
Re: dubstep in japan. too LARGE.
I'll buy the first roundseckle wrote: who wants to plan a trip to tokyo? i'm down 300%. say when...

yeah but you have to sleep n the same bed as that dude!poax wrote:ill come.
i wanna stay in one of those capsule hotels.
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Yeah, i was kinda blindly ignoring this possibilityhatsudai wrote:I have a feeling it could be the latter.....
Optimystikally crossing fingers for the former.
Btw hatsudai, was wondering about next thursday, what`s the dubstep:grime ratio like?
Take thy thoughts to bed with thee, for the morning is wiser than the evening.Slothrop wrote:well, the bass is interesting but the post-hegemoniacal rhythmic interventionism of the cowbell part is overly redolent of paleospheric neo-step
dubstep 80%, grime/2 step 19%, pump up the jam by black box 1%DJ Sinc Vision wrote:Yeah, i was kinda blindly ignoring this possibilityhatsudai wrote:I have a feeling it could be the latter.....
Optimystikally crossing fingers for the former.
Btw hatsudai, was wondering about next thursday, what`s the dubstep:grime ratio like?
mad rave= 100%
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WOOHOO!hatsudai wrote:dubstep 80%, grime/2 step 19%, pump up the jam by black box 1%
mad rave= 100%
Looking forward to it all the more!
Oh yeah, do mans play vinyl or cd sets?
I got tunes on cd given to me by some [established] beatmakers (ie. not me or some unknown friend of mine).
Do u reckon anyone would wanna play them out?
Take thy thoughts to bed with thee, for the morning is wiser than the evening.Slothrop wrote:well, the bass is interesting but the post-hegemoniacal rhythmic interventionism of the cowbell part is overly redolent of paleospheric neo-step
DJ Sinc Vision wrote:
Oh yeah, do mans play vinyl or cd sets?
I got tunes on cd given to me by some [established] beatmakers (ie. not me or some unknown friend of mine).
Do u reckon anyone would wanna play them out?
DJ'S play abit of both, I dunno about giving them CDR's of someones beats, cos the beatmakers gave them to you not to be freely handed around no? prolly should ask whoever made the tunes if it's ok first.
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No worries on that one, they gave them to me to be handed out. They wanna get their stuff played internationally, though obviously i would say to whoever received the tunes like "hold it down. don`t be passing this stuff on to your mate`s girlfriend`s grandad" (am working on translating that to japanese as we speak).hatsudai wrote:DJ'S play abit of both, I dunno about giving them CDR's of someones beats, cos the beatmakers gave them to you not to be freely handed around no? prolly should ask whoever made the tunes if it's ok first.
Take thy thoughts to bed with thee, for the morning is wiser than the evening.Slothrop wrote:well, the bass is interesting but the post-hegemoniacal rhythmic interventionism of the cowbell part is overly redolent of paleospheric neo-step
awww this thread makes my heart go funny!! Been dreamin of moving to Japan for years now... hopefully it'll materialise within the next few years!!! How possible is it to find work in Tokyo when u dont speak any Japanese (but speak fluent English of course)? I been hearin its even more expensive than London...
Regardless, I'll dream on and hope I'll be living there sooner or later! I guess London was like that too, just a dream first, til I actually moved there......
Good to see Goth-trad and Madrave man dem makin moves all the way there
hopef the scene will be huge by the time I get there!!
Good to see Goth-trad and Madrave man dem makin moves all the way there
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Workwise you`re best bet is to get into teching english (you`ll most likely need to have/be getting a degree).rokotiili wrote:How possible is it to find work in Tokyo when u dont speak any Japanese (but speak fluent English of course)? I been hearin its even more expensive than London...![]()
Price wise it`s muuuuuch cheaper than London.
My rent = 235 quid a month (20mins from centre).
Decent sized meal eating out = 3-4 quid.
20 box of cigarettes = 2 quid (methinks, don`t smoke so not 100% on that one).
Drinks in club = 2-3 pounds 50 (you`ll never have to pay a fiver for a JD + coke a la London).
The only thing that`s lacking in value is the draft beer, it costs about the same as a London pint but they veeery rarely have actual pint glasses, usually around 3/4 size, with about a fifth of that being head (apparently keeps the flavour in...give me more liquid anyday)
Take thy thoughts to bed with thee, for the morning is wiser than the evening.Slothrop wrote:well, the bass is interesting but the post-hegemoniacal rhythmic interventionism of the cowbell part is overly redolent of paleospheric neo-step
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