Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 3:01 pm
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Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 5:25 pm
Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 9:43 pm
I guess I am since I own that record.stormfield wrote:
Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 10:04 pm
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 12:19 am
He was one massive fucking twat...stormfield wrote:
proper nostalgia
and
Yea bwoy!
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 10:09 am
"FWOOOAAARRR!!"
"innit, bruv"
"innit, bruv"
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 10:10 am
blimey us oldies are showng our age hehehe
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 1:03 pm
Bollywood bhangra bashment..brrraaawwwahaa!
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 1:31 pm
ha ha
this is the funniest thread ever!
i started deejaying in 1991 at all the free warehouse/outdoor parties here in australia
classic times, classic tunes. Big influence on the scene were visiting UK backpackers mad into their rave. Ex-spiral tribe hippies and dutch hardcore maniacs settled here leaving an indellible sonic imprint.
i have recently been thinking about dubstep and its similarity to raw early 90s techno, times when there were no rules and no sub-genres. I've also noticed a subtle (or not so subtle in some cases) sampling or referencing of that early 90s sound in numerous tracks over the last 12 months or so.
The re-use of the mentasm sound, the way some tracks are letting the midrange version of the bass line (dare we call it melody?) get so close to a metasm rave noise/line (mig29 anyone?), or just out n out sampling of old rave tracks (TRG horny - AWESOME!).
I think its great.
Anyway if you all wanna hear the effect these mostly subconcious (until now) thoughts have had on my deejaying then why not head to:
http://www.voidsound.com
and download the set we (Sub Bass Snarl) played at VOID's first birthday in support of N-Type on May 2.
I should explain, for those not familiar, that since 1991 Sebastian and myself have rocked a decks + fx + sampler + etc set up so you will hear not just the tracks listed in the tracklist, but samples, fx and other drunken madness - oh and Steve Spacek on the mic
how many rave tracks can you spot??
:L
this is the funniest thread ever!
i started deejaying in 1991 at all the free warehouse/outdoor parties here in australia
classic times, classic tunes. Big influence on the scene were visiting UK backpackers mad into their rave. Ex-spiral tribe hippies and dutch hardcore maniacs settled here leaving an indellible sonic imprint.
i have recently been thinking about dubstep and its similarity to raw early 90s techno, times when there were no rules and no sub-genres. I've also noticed a subtle (or not so subtle in some cases) sampling or referencing of that early 90s sound in numerous tracks over the last 12 months or so.
The re-use of the mentasm sound, the way some tracks are letting the midrange version of the bass line (dare we call it melody?) get so close to a metasm rave noise/line (mig29 anyone?), or just out n out sampling of old rave tracks (TRG horny - AWESOME!).
I think its great.
Anyway if you all wanna hear the effect these mostly subconcious (until now) thoughts have had on my deejaying then why not head to:
http://www.voidsound.com
and download the set we (Sub Bass Snarl) played at VOID's first birthday in support of N-Type on May 2.
I should explain, for those not familiar, that since 1991 Sebastian and myself have rocked a decks + fx + sampler + etc set up so you will hear not just the tracks listed in the tracklist, but samples, fx and other drunken madness - oh and Steve Spacek on the mic
how many rave tracks can you spot??
:L
Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 11:11 pm
Rennaissance? Club rather than Rave? Or is that a can of worms?Jonnyrebel wrote:
Yea bwoy!
great album tho.
Exodus Raves !!!!!
anyone go to those??