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Moultz wrote:

TMSV wrote:

PinUp wrote:


Massive set mate, hope to see you back in the UK soon!

ah yes I remember, that was inside wasn't it! and thanks, was an absolute pleasure

ha this tee is growing. Had mine about 5 or 6 months now. Few heads had them on at Outlook.

http://bunthc.bigcartel.com/

The guy who's created the tee's seems very sound as well!

I saw the guy at outlook and asked him where he got the tee told me he made them himself and too add his FB group if I wanted to buy one. I did all this the day after i got back and only got my T shirt on tuesday

at the risk of seeming like a poser.. i want that but how can i get one shipped to USA?

-[2]DAY_- wrote:at the risk of seeming like a poser.. i want that but how can i get one shipped to USA?

Just find the BUN THC facebook group, the guy generally responds to messages, I'm sure he can sort you out

^ those shirts were sold as a 'limited run of 30' which is clearly a lie

haven't read the whole thread yet, but just wanted to say that 2562, Shackleton, and Kode 9 are probably the three friendliest people I've met in any music scene...all have done things for me that go well above and beyond what is expected of a nice person. gotta say that I have so much respect for them.

epochalypso wrote:

Phigure wrote:talked to kode9 and he gave me a copy of black sun before it came out.

what

it was only like a week or so early, but yeah it was rad.

Phigure wrote:

epochalypso wrote:

Phigure wrote:talked to kode9 and he gave me a copy of black sun before it came out.

what

it was only like a week or so early, but yeah it was rad.

good guy shit right there, big up kode9.

Around this time last year Eskmo was playing a local bar, so went down to see him (he played an absolutely sick set, so inspiring!). I got there quite early so was just chilling with some mates who had come down too, and he was just walking around the bar. I just went up to him and started chatting, he was very cool and we talked about music and gear etc. over a beer. I felt like a bit of a fanboy though, haha but he seemed like a genuinely nice guy.

I'm way too ashamed for anything like this, really I stood so close on DMZ 6 to sick ass producers and I had all these questions for them, even when I went backstage once I couldn't ask AG some questions

dreadfull I'm such a coy boy ;(

Even passed by Distance damn

really
damn

although not dubstep, another legend in my book is Thomas Fehlmann. I saw him a couple of years ago, and before his set he was just hanging out near the bar, the promoter (a mutual friend) introduced me to him, and we started talking about producing and live PAs. He mentioned that he used Ableton, and when I mentioned that I was preparing my own live set using it but was running into some difficulties, HE asked ME if I had some time to chat about it.

I also got a very slight scolding about my lack of work ethic when I mentioned that there was so much busywork in preparing the live set and I'd rather just be making music

apmje wrote:

mVI wrote:

apmje wrote:most recent was Chunky letting me on the mic a few times last time I saw Boddika. Was fairly funny, since I was fucking hammered.

I would love to see you MC ampje.

Was at DMZ / Exodus in Leeds when Swamp81 took over the back room...I was horrifically bad. Was a good laugh though.

lol that was you? i just heard some lairy guy shouting

i stood next to ramadanman once at a jamie woon concert, i kept looking at him wondering why he looked so familiar