Posted: Tue Jan 01, 2008 5:34 pm
Been a while since one of these threads popped up.
worldwide dubstep community
https://www.dubstepforum.com/forum/
yeah but you're then limited to the amount of labels actually releasing mp3s, which means you're going to miss out on tons of releases....DJ_Distinct wrote:This is why I went strictly digital. Tunes are cheaper, dont wear out over time, and dont weigh 5000 lbs.
low end music yall... vinyl ftwtrigga!!! wrote:FELIS wrote:dj phonetic wrote:Vinyl
Trying to find the original article on this online, it's been a few years... took place in a thread on CDJ vs Vinyljuliun_c90 wrote:DrQuynh wrote:keep thinking that... in 2010, they will stop producing vinyl, because OPEC has signed an agreement... = no more virgin vinyl... you will assimilate.![]()
i'm sceptical- a link to some more info on this please.
get back on the pc ...get the card out and away u go go babybright maroon wrote:Is that I just bought a bunch of records and I am mad because I needed to buy about 8 or 10 more..
yeah that's hardly the same thing as a global vinyl ban in two years. couldn't find any info to support this. smacks to me of idle internet rumour not based in trurth. anybody else found any links to support this?DrQuynh wrote:Trying to find the original article on this online, it's been a few years... took place in a thread on CDJ vs Vinyljuliun_c90 wrote:DrQuynh wrote:keep thinking that... in 2010, they will stop producing vinyl, because OPEC has signed an agreement... = no more virgin vinyl... you will assimilate.![]()
i'm sceptical- a link to some more info on this please.
none the less, here is a BIT on the concept from TIME MAGAZINE:
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/artic ... -1,00.html
"That advice has long been out of fashion in a nation surfeited with material abundance, but now it may be on the verge of a comeback. At the height of its biggest boom, the U.S. seems almost to be based on an economy of scarcity. Shortages of an astounding variety of goods—fuel oil, nonferrous metals, wool, copper, cotton denims, vinyl records, plastic bottles, to name a few—are jacking up prices, interfering with production, and in some cases directly threatening American living standards."
primate wrote:when the oil runs out, vinyl will to. back to metal cylinders for us...
when the oil runs out ill be more concerned with staying alive n shit then djing, u know wot i mean?contraband wrote:primate wrote:when the oil runs out, vinyl will to. back to metal cylinders for us...![]()
No don't be silly...
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It won't!!!
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Really??!?!
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FUCK!!!
ahahah innitozols man wrote: when the oil runs out ill be more concerned with staying alive n shit then djing, u know wot i mean?
Well, in the oil starved future there will be huge 'thunderdrome' type arenas where djs battle for musical supremacy in roving tournaments around the post-apocolyptic wastelands that were once the US and Europe, with the losers being put to death... so it'll really be the same thing.trigga!!! wrote:ahahah innitozols man wrote: when the oil runs out ill be more concerned with staying alive n shit then djing, u know wot i mean?
DJ_Distinct wrote:and dont weigh 5000 lbs.
The heavier the vinyl the better for me. Heavyweight sleeves too, load me up!skrewface wrote:DJ_Distinct wrote:and dont weigh 5000 lbs.
Amin to this...
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