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^ah I see.

This 1 would probably either provoke gun-fingers or clear the rave



^rate tho

soronery you are a stupid tnuc

don't take it as a negative

not to worry, i have not. topmo3 admitted his opening comment wasn't worded especially accurately, so my comment and subsequent comments from other users were therefore not entirely correct in their context.


i am trying to remember the name of the blonde female dj producer who always wears hats. she did a remix of an aaliyah tune not long ago that i always keep handy as a get out of jail type tune in case.

Johoosh wrote:^ah I see.

This 1 would probably either provoke gun-fingers or clear the rave



^rate tho

that's exactly what i was looking for! too bad i'm already familiar with the track but u got the jist

flava d was who i meant.



this was from back in february so not as new as i thought. you might already be familiar with it. it's a good remix and easy to fit into a set as a bridging track.

i prefer this one, mainly cos 1 in a million is a percy

yuh flava d is peng

black metal -> power electronics http://halalnihil.bandcamp.com/album/atya-fi-szentl-lek -> some juicy techno bits -> drone -> banging 90s house record -> stage dive

Some of Pangaea's stuff is quite techy.

soronery wrote:flava d was who i meant.



this was from back in february so not as new as i thought. you might already be familiar with it. it's a good remix and easy to fit into a set as a bridging track.

what a pile of shite is that? cheap&sounds like a really lazy production

what are you on about thats a tune

Production "value" is only one component of a track imo. If the composition//arrangement/vibe is good then so be it. Look at Skream's remix of In for the Kill. Unmastered/mixed (I think) and still a dancefloor killa

yeah - probably just a question of taste.
same goes for that awful skream remix.

OGLemon wrote:black metal -> power electronics http://halalnihil.bandcamp.com/album/atya-fi-szentl-lek -> some juicy techno bits -> drone -> banging 90s house record -> stage dive

Stop copying my style (although I don't like Halalnihil that much to be honest)

OGLemon wrote:black metal -> power electronics http://halalnihil.bandcamp.com/album/atya-fi-szentl-lek -> some juicy techno bits -> drone -> banging 90s house record -> stage dive

and if all that fails throw a cake at 'em

OGLemon wrote:black metal -> power electronics http://halalnihil.bandcamp.com/album/atya-fi-szentl-lek -> some juicy techno bits -> drone -> banging 90s house record -> stage dive

Strong suggestion but I say surprise them and reverse the order

wolf89 wrote:

OGLemon wrote:black metal -> power electronics http://halalnihil.bandcamp.com/album/atya-fi-szentl-lek -> some juicy techno bits -> drone -> banging 90s house record -> stage dive

Stop copying my style (although I don't like Halalnihil that much to be honest)

i'm expecting a stage dive on friday

If its the "latest & greatest dancefloor bangers" you want just go through the first few pages on redeye or something and listen to the clips. Quick way of finding decent new releases if thats all you're intending on playing. I'd be more impressed if someone pulled for the dusty dubstep records though.

If the 130 is what you're after and you're playing digital go for this.. I bet it goes down well inna de dance

thats a banga

thats a big one Muncey, might pick that up