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General / The Forum / Re: The Macbook Air........
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on: January 17, 2008, 11:02:07
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Never once have I thought If only my laptop was 70% thinner, that is exactly what is stopping me acheiving my goals huge waste of money imo
i think thedave has made the key point here...
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General / The Forum / Re: under_score : sat 2nd feb : 2562 / A Made Up Sound @ the tube
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on: January 14, 2008, 16:42:29
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tracky listy???
not that i can find... although it starts off on a detroit techno vibe (redshape maybe?) as the mix progresses tracks by pinch and punch drunk label appear - if anyone can id some of the tracks that would be cool. some amazing new bits in that mix! thanks for the link! i got most of it, a few gaps though... Shed - Citylicker ? - ? T++ - Allied Distance - Feel Me Pinch - Lazarus Appleblim & Peverelist - Circling Monkeysteak - Lighthouse Dub (Pinch Remix) 2562 - Moog Dub 2562 - ? (assuming from the production) 2562 - ? (ditto) 2562 - Kameleon ? - ? (would guess 2562 but it sounds well different to his usual production) Horsepower Productions - Log On (Dub) Shed - Masque (A Made Up Remix) Martyn - Suburbia 2562 - Channel Two some sick bits in that first half too good  ing there elgato....
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General / The Forum / under_score : sat 2nd feb : 2562 / A Made Up Sound @ the tube
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on: January 09, 2008, 00:04:01
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greetings freaxxx this is a message about the next under_score: essential infos: A Made Up Sound vs. 2562( Subsolo / Philpot / Tectonic )+ under_score djs: Jim Petherwick Luke Malcher Placid Saturday 2nd February 2008 / 10pm - 4am / £4 @ The Tube
writing: under_score are proud to present Dave Huismans aka A Made Up Sound aka 2562. Hailing from the Dutch electronic heartland of Den Haag, Dave's debut releases have taken both the dubstep and techno worlds by storm. He is currently creating some of the most exciting and convincing fusions of the two sounds heard to date, and his music has won acclaim from top djs in both scenes. Huismans will showcase both his recording aliases; A Made Up Sound for Subsolo records in Berlin (an offshoot of Shed's Soloaction label) and 2562 for Pinch's Bristol based Tectonic, in a special 2 hour set which will move from deep techno to dubstep. His futuristic and energetic sound fuses raw Maurizio style dub techno, the percussive, skipping drum programming of 2-step, lush Detroit synths and of course the deepest and heaviest submerged bass to shake your bones. Those who witnessed 2562 at the massive Subloaded dance in October will know first hand his prowess at moving the dancefloor and if you missed it, here is your second chance. In support we have a selection of Bristol's finest techno djs; Jim Petherwick, Luke Malcher, Placid ( under_score ) playing the hottest electronic sounds around. including maxibeat. http://www.myspace.com/2562dubhttp://www.discogs.com/artist/A+Made+Up+Soundhttp://www.discogs.com/artist/2562http://www.underscoremusic.co.ukposterflyerposter:  END
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General / The Forum / Re: Hijack Chef Club
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on: January 08, 2008, 18:20:39
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mix up some coarsely ground kalonji, star anise and cumin and corainder with olive oil, add some salt and maybe a bit of sugar, then spread it all over the salmon and grill it. makes a nice spicy crust. serve it with greens and rice
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General / The Forum / Re: Deep glitchy (ish) techno mixes?
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on: January 07, 2008, 15:02:59
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I'll give em another go, does anyone know the Underscore line up over the next couple of months?
yep, i know it  2nd feb - A Made Up Sound aka 2562 (i'll do a proper post / flyer on here soon...) 1st march - Marcel Dettmann
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General / The Forum / Re: 909 Emulator
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on: January 06, 2008, 23:26:59
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Yes very cool indeed!!! But could I incorperate it into logic if I wanted to?
not really... but you could download rebirth (for free now i think) and use it as a VST (i think) http://www.rebirthmuseum.com/By the looks of that website you can only d/load the rebirth 'refill' for reason. If you buy or d/load rebirth you can 'rewire' into logic though. Think rebirth was the first bit of music software I ever used, used to bloody love it  I think you can download the CD image for the full software too, its a bit hidden though. yep, rebirth was bad. rebirth / fasttracker 2, happy days.
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General / The Forum / Re: 909 Emulator
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on: January 06, 2008, 22:38:11
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Is this a plugin?
flash init... pretty impressive really.... didn't know flash could do mushc soundwise, other than playing back samples (or maybe it's just lots of buffered samples) 909 BD, SD and CLAP on the ones, CH on the off beat = the one true drum pattern
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General / The Forum / Re: BEEF IS BACK!!! Sat 9th Feb with Mr Oizo @ Start the Bus
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on: January 05, 2008, 16:48:40
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Good booking. Quite interested to see what Stop The Bus is like  Start the Bus you chief  It's Edwards with a lick of paint surely can't be that different. Not just a lick of paint I suspect. Edwards is a shithole full of townie tossers. Start the Bus will be classier and probably full of annoying students rather than townie tools  You should come to the Bank tonight. Reckon you'd enjoy it  sbd - i think the people behind it are the same people who do sheffield's nr1 trendy chief-pub (*) "bungalows and bears" (used to be the old fire station) (*) actually it's quite nice but it's marketing ethos / extent of brand management present is painful at times.
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General / The Forum / Re: THIS SATURDAY: CHRIS DUCKENFIELD (Swag) 2 part special @T2 SWITCH/best befor
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on: January 04, 2008, 18:43:29
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1. chis duckenfield is a badman. this is a great record by him: http://www.discogs.com/release/2431572. did you know that the famous "Watch yer bassbins I'm tellin ya" sample used by Altern8 was uttered by chris duckenfield? On the latter, yes, on the former, no. Is the RAC track him? Prior to SWAG Chris and Richard Brown used to record as RAC as Warp. I actually used to buy records off Chris at the Warp shop as a youth. I always found it a bit scary as I knew nothing about Detrot techno or Chicago house then, and they used to stock shitloads of that stuff. It was a top shop… RIP  yep it's the RAC track. great 2step-ish techno... i used to go to the warp shop a fair bit, it closed (or turned to fopp) shortly after i started buying vinyl though. i didn't have a clue what any of the tunes were though. Yeah, it turned into Fopp. To start with they kept a big vinyl department upstairs (which is where the Warp record label offices used to be before they moved to 'The Ballroom' of some old building near Glossop Road baths), but ragged it off after a year or two. Bizarerly the bloke who used to serve me when I shopped in the vinyl bit at Fopp went to London and ended up working in PR. Had no idea until I met him at Cargo and he said "who are you… I used to sell vinyl to you". I said "Matt from iDJ" and he went "that's weird, I'm Lewis from Emms and I've been speaking to you on the phone for the last year and never knew". Who'd have thunk etc. Sheffield in the area this weekend  Steel City party vibes  indeed. the upstairs used to be OK for a while. I used to spend a lot of time in there ignoring all the quality detroit / chicago house and techno and just buying drumcode and primate records. anyway, have a goodun 2nite etcetc..
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General / The Forum / Re: THIS SATURDAY: CHRIS DUCKENFIELD (Swag) 2 part special @T2 SWITCH/best befor
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on: January 04, 2008, 17:25:55
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1. chis duckenfield is a badman. this is a great record by him: http://www.discogs.com/release/2431572. did you know that the famous "Watch yer bassbins I'm tellin ya" sample used by Altern8 was uttered by chris duckenfield? On the latter, yes, on the former, no. Is the RAC track him? Prior to SWAG Chris and Richard Brown used to record as RAC as Warp. I actually used to buy records off Chris at the Warp shop as a youth. I always found it a bit scary as I knew nothing about Detrot techno or Chicago house then, and they used to stock shitloads of that stuff. It was a top shop… RIP  yep it's the RAC track. great 2step-ish techno... i used to go to the warp shop a fair bit, it closed (or turned to fopp) shortly after i started buying vinyl though. i didn't have a clue what any of the tunes were though.
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General / The Forum / Re: Venue Top Banana Awards 2007 - Best DJ
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on: December 31, 2007, 18:43:47
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if jim rivers is such a hardworking dj, why does he only manage to fit 10 tunes into his may promo mix? what exactly does he do during the 6 minutes that each song is playing? receive congratulatory lines of charge from his army of loved up yesmen? book his next years flights to ibiza? surf the 'posh trance' section on beatport? or does he just gaze catatonically into the middle distance? sorry to be negative but yawn x999999999999
your just jealous that neither sugartime or maxibeat is getting any venue love in the 07.
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General / The Forum / Re: Tune of 2007
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on: December 22, 2007, 20:05:01
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ginuwine : pony
 OMG I haven't heard that in time!! Surely thats from like 2000-odd, cant be a tune of 2007! yeah i just thought i'd put it in to see if anyone noticed. it will clearly be in my top 10 of any year. including the years before it was released.
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General / The Forum / Re: Tune of 2007
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on: December 21, 2007, 16:11:02
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"grimey princess" from the joker record on earwax is the bossest tune of 2007.
also:
appleblim - vansan villalobos mix of shackleton "nothing never done before the time" white mice reissue ginuwine : pony emptyset's latest jams cv313 Syntheme record on planet mu ugandan speed trials RSD release on punch drunk (yep and everything else on PD as well...) sleeparchive - MRI scanner
i didn;'t buy too much new music this year due to being often quite skint, so i'm not the best person to comment
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General / The Forum / Re: Link I Up with some Minimal Techno mixes please 'Jack!
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on: December 16, 2007, 21:49:37
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Cocks - the link is dead. Ignore me. that looks really good, anyone fancy uploading it? I have it on my desktop - could bang it up on rapidshare or something? just got around to listening to this, it's really enjoyable, thanks for re-upping it.. glacial music to suit the current glacial vibes. i never knew that Ruxpin was behind a lot of the octal industries / spectral network stuff. and now i do. 
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General / The Forum / Re: techno albums are generally shit
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on: December 14, 2007, 13:35:30
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i've got the utah saints first album on tape. it's well boss.  I think you would really dig the Shaman Album - You can borrow the tape - its a classic techno isnt a genre that generally translates well to album format. usually its a case of artists putting a load of unrelated unreleasable fodder onto a double 12. no good for the home and no good for the floor...whats the point?! but yesterday i picked up 2 really good techno albums that have come out recently: cristian vogel : the never engine http://i139.photobucket.com/albums/q317/moochach/df21_irbm.gifdettman/klock: scenario http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/292227-01.htm&highlight=klocksome more classic techno/house that werks in LP format: cristian vogel: dungeon master vainqueur: elevations surgeon: force and form ricardo villalobos: alcachofa luomo: vocal city daft punk: homework the other people place: lifestyles of the laptop cafe what other techno/house dance long players would hijack recommend?
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General / The Forum / Re: techno albums are generally shit
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on: December 13, 2007, 18:30:00
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Really liking the Klock/Dettmann stuff. Someone should book them asap. I guess Klock might be hard to book though as he's resident at Bergheim if I'm not mistaken.
funny you should say that, we're not doing it but.... 
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General / The Forum / Re: techno albums are generally shit
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on: December 13, 2007, 17:47:41
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yep, there aren't really many. Also, the is it an LP or a double EP? thing that puffin mentions kicks in a lot. There a loads of good techno double EP's
But any way, here's a few more LP choices. presumably compilations don't count:
The Dave Clarke album Archive 1. Mika Vainio : Metri Surgeon : Communications Neil Landstrumm : Bedrooms and Cities.
Basically sell by dave hit the nail on the head here. If a producer comes out with 4 sides of great techno bangers, it's a great collection of tracks but can't be regarded as a single body of work in the traditional album sense. Or they throw in a mixture of stuff and try and express some "vision" over the trakcs as a whole and it rarely works. Cristian Vogel can do it well i think, Neil Landstrumm as well.
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General / The Forum / Re: Westcountry Shakedown Presents: Nuclear Winter...Sat Dec 15...Take5 Cafe
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on: December 10, 2007, 23:05:37
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do what youre told and dont do anything stupid. foward step, left step, right step, you'll be alright.
or just forward, forward, forward, forward, forward, forward, forward, forward, 
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General / The Forum / Re: Berlin! what to see what to do?
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on: December 07, 2007, 18:29:24
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hmmm
if the spatzles don't take your fancy, you could instead have a "farmers breakfast" which is basically fried potato, served with a gherkin and a couple of fried eggs on top. Or have them and the spatzles
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General / The Forum / Re: pinch - under water dancehall
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on: December 07, 2007, 13:41:30
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had a first listen to the instramentals vinyl of this last night. its proper good. it works as an album, it's not just a collection of dubstep trax. well done rob!
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