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zerohour wrote:Its about taking a stance to teach people something.cyrusfx wrote: ....why bother hating on the music delivery system in the first place?!?!
I believe in taking sides. F*ck political correctness. Its about raising the standard. If you know better you are obliged to do something about it. If you don't, you suck sh*t.
DZA wrote:smuttley wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/why-don-t-y ... 01475.html
how did u mix this???
surely u didnt cut dubs of all of these
1. Joker - Solid State [Free download]
2. Joker - Do You [Dubplate]
3. Joker - Output One and Two [Dubplate]
4. Joker - City Hopper [Dubplate]
5. Joker - How Do You Like (Remix) [Free download]
9. Joker - Taste The Rainbow [Dubplate]
zerohour wrote:Its about taking a stance to teach people something.cyrusfx wrote: ....why bother hating on the music delivery system in the first place?!?!
I believe in taking sides. F*ck political correctness. Its about raising the standard. If you know better you are obliged to do something about it. If you don't, you suck sh*t.
WOW. Answering a lot of questions there. Most interesting question still is:£10 Bag wrote:I don't like CDJs.Basic A wrote:Justify it. I fucking dare you.
Basic A wrote:He isnt a DJ
I'm legitimate. I've bought and sold enough records from people on this forum so I'm sure someone will come in and confirm I am competent enough to use Paypal and the postal service properly. You can whois my domain name and come visit me at my house if I'm lying.Basic A wrote:Lol, i love how you expect people to payapl you with no garentees or legitamacy behind this...
You are right for once. The first thing I wrote is that the shirts are going into production very soon.Basic A wrote:N on top of it, the preorders thing tells me you havent even actually started.
My Joker mix was done with permission from Joker, yeah.Basic A wrote:N yeah, do you have jokers permission to b using his tracks in a commercial promo for your TShirt?
I don't see where its being used to specifically promote my shirts though...?
Not everybody is trying to market to the majority.rob sparx wrote:Geezer you can take your t-shirts and stick em where the sun don't shine!
Yea that anti cd thing yea thats a good "marketing angle".....
You might like CDJs, that's cool, but unless your mum is a CDJ1000, I'm not sticking one up my ass or apologising for making them.
aftee wrote:DZA wrote:smuttley wrote:http://www.dubstepforum.com/why-don-t-y ... 01475.html
how did u mix this???
surely u didnt cut dubs of all of these
1. Joker - Solid State [Free download]
2. Joker - Do You [Dubplate]
3. Joker - Output One and Two [Dubplate]
4. Joker - City Hopper [Dubplate]
5. Joker - How Do You Like (Remix) [Free download]
9. Joker - Taste The Rainbow [Dubplate]
Make whatever t-shirts you like your still a sheep tool£10 Bag wrote:Not everybody is trying to market to the majority.
You might like CDJs, that's cool, but unless your mum is a CDJ1000, I'm not sticking one up my ass or apologising for making them.
If your referring to me taking a bit of influence from other producers then i dont see whats wrong with that long as the tunes are good, keeps them on their toes and stops me from getting writers block. You wouldn't see me printing t-shirts slagging off any styles I didn't like though thats whats childish here.hackman wrote:thats a bit childish, i could say your a sheep if you know what i mean......
borrowed wrote:Weed. Get you some.
Darn right ive seen plenty of vinyl hit the shops with serious pressing plant (not mastering) related quality issues recently and no-one even fucking notices! For those releases the mp3 sounds better than the vinyl but try telling that to someone whos more bothered about how they look than what they sound likezerohour wrote:We all know the majority are complacent/ half asleep.
