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UFO over easy wrote:

CFour wrote:spend a little less time writing and actually read the answers to your numurous questions perhaps

welcome along to the forum owen and all that, but without wishing to be rude can you stop doing my head in.

please?

thanks.

Shonky wrote:So is Youngstar still producing (True VIP geezer) under any of his many aliases?

Will he change his name to Gettingonabitstar or Imgettingabitoldforthismalarkeystar as the years go by?

I am genuinely fascinated but too lazy to search

I think his plan is to become DJ Red-dwarf.

Or possibly DJ Supernova, if he's gained a bit of mass in his later years.

/*astronomy blog*

Its a very easy mistake to make, and the fact there has been so little controversy about two people on the scene having the same name over the years then it is understandable that you would think the blackmarket boy is king of the playstation pulse. There surely must be a million people who have been thinking the same thing as me (I thought his denial of his musical mob past was just because he was snobbish about 8 bar)

That is why I didn't believe any of the previous posts saying I was wrong were true. But obviously I was wrong.

However I reiteretate, once he handed me a tune which was a sort of pulse x bootleg remix, which he implied was by him. Maybe what he meant was, this is an under the counter remix thing i did of SOMEONE ELSES tune.

So despite this, I accept defeat, FWD resident youngsta never did pulse x. But did he do the DJ Quest track? He would have been quite young at the time.

Wow...

For the last time...

The only tune released by Youngsta is on DMZ003.

owengriffiths wrote:Its a very easy mistake to make, and the fact there has been so little controversy about two people on the scene having the same name over the years then it is understandable that you would think the blackmarket boy is king of the playstation pulse.

Unlike certain pansy techno DJ's, not everyone gets their panties in a bunch over having same or similar names

Speaking of which:
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... ck=DDJS027

This new?

owengriffiths wrote:Its a very easy mistake to make, and the fact there has been so little controversy about two people on the scene having the same name over the years then it is understandable that you would think the blackmarket boy is king of the playstation pulse. There surely must be a million people who have been thinking the same thing as me (I thought his denial of his musical mob past was just because he was snobbish about 8 bar)

ouch. cringe. you need that blog mate.

and the thing is, they don't actually have the same name. surely this should make you think they might not be the same rather than that they are...?

owengriffiths wrote:That is why I didn't believe any of the previous posts saying I was wrong were true. But obviously I was wrong.

a repeat of the same question for scientific accuracy only without changing any variable and using the same sample?

owengriffiths wrote:However I reiteretate, once he handed me a tune which was a sort of pulse x bootleg remix, which he implied was by him. Maybe what he meant was, this is an under the counter remix thing i did of SOMEONE ELSES tune.

or maybe he was joking or something? i'm sure he gets idiots walking in off the street all the time going are you the pulse x youngstar!?

owengriffiths wrote:So despite this, I accept defeat, FWD resident youngsta never did pulse x. But did he do the DJ Quest track? He would have been quite young at the time.

gallant and antagonistic in the same sentence. your writing style is unreal. blog it!

Blog it or Blog off!

Is this some fucking rues to get everyone on the forum hating you? Is this how you get your satisfaction? .

Sorry mate but, you seem to be trying really hard to annoy people. Just calm down a little.

owengriffiths wrote:(by Youngstar!) that was a psuedo for Shut Up & Dance.

Don't think thats correct.......

owengriffiths wrote:Its a very easy mistake to make, and the fact there has been so little controversy about two people on the scene having the same name over the years then it is understandable that you would think the blackmarket boy is king of the playstation pulse. There surely must be a million people who have been thinking the same thing as me (I thought his denial of his musical mob past was just because he was snobbish about 8 bar)

That is why I didn't believe any of the previous posts saying I was wrong were true. But obviously I was wrong.

The fact that there is so little controversy is because Youngstar and Yungsta are not part of the same scene and that the majority of everyone here can distinguish between the two...so there has never been the need to make a big deal out of it.

But if you didn't believe any of the previous posts in other threads, why would you ask the same people the same question again?!

RickyRicardo wrote:

owengriffiths wrote:Its a very easy mistake to make, and the fact there has been so little controversy about two people on the scene having the same name over the years then it is understandable that you would think the blackmarket boy is king of the playstation pulse.

Unlike certain pansy techno DJ's, not everyone gets their panties in a bunch over having same or similar names

Speaking of which:
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/sc/se ... ck=DDJS027

This new?

Can only assume this is about the whole plasticman/plastikman thing which in fairness richie hawtin has been using the name since 1993 however the truth is that if you look up the amount of artists on discogs with names like "hype" or "random" theres loads of producers
released material under the same names with no difference in spelling, all a bit strange really but the legal arguement is does the name confuse the public and who has greater claim over usage of the name. Same happened with Blue and Liberty x if anyone wants to check case historys because there truely as boring as me.

lol anyways that one is nothing compared to Mark One having to change his name because of the guitarist from Texas too jokes

what happened with the Chef one? is he know cheffal or has it all been forgotton?

Did your hands touch that day?

elgato wrote:lol anyways that one is nothing compared to Mark One having to change his name because of the guitarist from Texas too jokes

i thought it was m-people? equally as bad! lol

you may well be correct!

either way its completely ridiculous

there seems to be a very popular wagon full of very harsh people in this thread.

billy blanks wrote:there seems to be a very popular wagon full of very harsh people in this thread.

true. i'm sorry. it's not antipathy i just got worked up very easily by the post(s)

jackquinox wrote: Can only assume this is about the whole plasticman/plastikman thing which in fairness richie hawtin has been using the name since 1993 however the truth is that if you look up the amount of artists on discogs with names like "hype" or "random" theres loads of producers
released material under the same names with no difference in spelling, all a bit strange really but the legal arguement is does the name confuse the public and who has greater claim over usage of the name. Same happened with Blue and Liberty x if anyone wants to check case historys because there truely as boring as me.

yeah but what gets me about the hawtin thing though is that he has about 13 other aliases, some of which are shared by other artists. The whole affair just seemed rather disingenuous to me. There should be a limit to how many aliases you can claim as "yours".

No matter...Plastician or not, he'll always be Plasticman to me.....

i think Plastician is a much better name

hawtin can suck his mum

minimal prick