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Sight wrote: I'm barley arsed to reply but here goes : I think you are an attention whore and a bullshiting homophobe.. Your mixes are boring. *yawn* I regret listening.

It cracks me up that you are such a troll that you downloaded a mix from someone you dislike just so you can talk shit.

Get a life man, or a hobby or something.

Sight wrote:I'm barley arsed to reply but here goes : I think you are an attention whore and a bullshiting homophobe.. Your mixes are boring. *yawn* I regret listening.

wtf

he's "barley arsed" - nice, conjure an image

Liked it a lot ... even if the mixing isn't well executed ... the atmosphere and the tracks selection are just great ... thank you for this minimix

flint33 wrote:Liked it a lot ... even if the mixing isn't well executed ... the atmosphere and the tracks selection are just great ... thank you for this minimix

yeah the mixing is all over the place, cheers for checking

ON THE DL MATE

flint33 wrote:Liked it a lot ... even if the mixing isn't well executed ... the atmosphere and the tracks selection are just great ... thank you for this minimix

Bump!

Love Darkstar and Bandshell's mix! BIG!

like darkstar and his vocoder voices very much

sun_ck wrote:like darkstar and his vocoder voices very much

it's two guys and yeah I love them.

big mix

cheers.

Apologies for bringing this up in this thread, especially if its been doneso before, but did you see that Thom Yorke played "Need You" on Gilles Peterson??

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pws59

Thats fucking huge!! To be associated by such higher manimals is a win in my book. Big ups Darkstar!!

cyrusfx wrote:Apologies for bringing this up in this thread, especially if its been doneso before, but did you see that Thom Yorke played "Need You" on Gilles Peterson??

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pws59

Thats fucking huge!! To be associated by such higher manimals is a win in my book. Big ups Darkstar!!

They were opening their shows with it for a while too.

bandshell wrote:
They were opening their shows with it for a while too.

Nice, its a beautiful track... Its interesting how he mixed his show up with some Flying Lotus/Madlib reworks, jazz and Can.

I don't care what anybody says, some music is just objectively good.

agreed! even if it is on the FM radio





bandshell for a zomby mix next?

fractal wrote:agreed! even if it is on the FM radio

zing!

nobutseriously, that's a whole nother country which I've only been to once. if we had any sort of national programming like Radio1 I would probably listen to the radio (i was going to end with "more often" but i never listen to the radio).

fractal wrote:agreed! even if it is on the FM radio





bandshell for a zomby mix next?

I dunno.

@ cyrusfx : i meant radiohead, the huge mainstream conglomerate that lives on the fm radio over here, in the states... good band really

rah


@bandy: u know u want to

fractal wrote:@ cyrusfx : i meant radiohead, the huge mainstream conglomerate that lives on the fm radio over here, in the states... good band really

really? Radiohead's a good band? who's that?




Radiohead are an exception of a handful of exceptions. They have propelled the creation of much strange and wonderful music. The blanket generalizations I make in other threads revolve around the fact that MOST fm radio music is ego-driven, corporate-sponsored regurgitation, the result of a bunch of greedy suits sitting around figuring out how to hang on to the exorbitant amounts of money they already have, which basically involves milking a readily identifiable formula far past the point of death.

Radiohead don't even have a record label as far as I know, so what exactly do you mean by "conglomerate"? Yes, they are mainstream to a certain degree, but so was Pink Floyd, King Crimson, Genesis (who later made crap I admit), even Kraftwerk, New Order, The Cure and Morrissey all enjoyed mainstream success, but again they are largely exceptions to the rule, especially when you consider how much resulting good and interesting music they inspired.

On the other hand, shitty music inspires more shit, that's why you never meet interesting, edgy bands inspired by Oasis or Robbie Williams.