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Hey guys, was hoping you could check out this remix of Foster the People's Helena Beat that my friend did. This is his first remix that he has produced and I think he did a great job for his first time. Think you will enjoy it and would love some feedback that I can relay to him. http://soundcloud.com/andrewpaulcheck/foster-the-people-helena-beat
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Anybody else going on Holy Ship? http://www.holyship.com/ I've never been so excited about something.
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Mike Tysons CARFAX posted:Anybody else going on Holy Ship? Also, I am not ashamed to say I am going to this, mostly because I've never seen Chuckie or Congorock:  Battle Cattle fucked around with this message at 05:56 on Sep 16, 2011 |
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Sep 16, 2011 05:27
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Battle Cattle posted:I am not making assumptions here but, you know there will be a massive police presence at the port right? Don't try to bring drugs, or you might end up like Big Boi! Also wow, that lineup got way better since it was announced - Dillon Francis, Buraka Som Sistema, Egyptrixx?! Yeah I'm not worried about the police presence just because I definitely don't have the cajones to sneak stuff onto the ship. I'll stick to alcohol for the sake of my safety for this one. I'm interested to see what the prices are for stuff is on the cruise, because it's going to be highway robbery on the boat. And I would love to go to dancegiving. I saw Chuckie at lolla this summer...I would kiiiiill to see him again.
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The Biscuit posted:Ladytron's Gravity the Seducer was released today. I'm not a fan of their experimental tracks, I prefer the soothing synths and lyrics of Ace of Hz, White Elephant, and Melting Ice. I reckon I might need to play this album a few more times to try and get used to it though. Listening through this a second time it really hit me how much I love this album. 90 Degrees might be the best thing they've ever done. Sounds especially great through a good pair of headphones though I'm not sure how they'll be able to pull off some of these tracks live. Guess I'll find out in October, but either way, this just firmly cements their place as my favorite band. Would've loved another track with Danny on vocals like on Versus, though.
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Sep 16, 2011 17:37
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Navik posted:Listening through this a second time it really hit me how much I love this album. 90 Degrees might be the best thing they've ever done. Sounds especially great through a good pair of headphones though I'm not sure how they'll be able to pull off some of these tracks live. Guess I'll find out in October, but either way, this just firmly cements their place as my favorite band. Would've loved another track with Danny on vocals like on Versus, though. How are they live? Assuming you've seen them before, of course. I really liked Gravity too.
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Sep 16, 2011 17:59
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Honestly, dancegiving will be pretty good times, lineup aside. Just bought my ticket and downtown fort lauderdale is always a blurry night for me that somehow always ends at Scarletts 
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Sep 16, 2011 21:24
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Flashing Twelve posted:Minimal listeners: Gui Boratto's just released his third album, appropriately enough called 'III'. It's pretty great: incoherent posted:Follow up: Bird peterson split up Drankenstein 2 into singles. two awesome unrelated posts, joined for a fleeting moment in time...
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Sep 16, 2011 22:27
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Admiral Goodenough posted:How are they live? Assuming you've seen them before, of course. I really liked Gravity too. I've seen them twice in Toronto and they were fantastic both times. I've seen footage online of their earlier shows and I was unimpressed, but they've really gotten their live act down quite well. They put out a live album a bit back, Live at the London Astoria, if you haven't heard it before, which is quite good and should give you an indication of what they sound like live. Plus, watching Mira jig around the stage while singing "Fighting in Built Up Areas" rules. I do also recommend if at all possible hanging out by the bus post-gig if you can, my friends and I met them after the last show and they were absolutely super-sweet and friendly as hell. Met 3/4ths of the band (no Reuben) and Dino Gollnick of the Projects, who was their touring bassist at the time. Great bunch of people, Danny in particular was just absolutely wonderful.
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Sep 16, 2011 22:30
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Dono posted:Honestly, dancegiving will be pretty good times, lineup aside. Just bought my ticket and downtown fort lauderdale is always a blurry night for me that somehow always ends at Scarletts Because gently caress that PM me bro Battle Cattle fucked around with this message at 23:16 on Sep 16, 2011 |
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Sep 16, 2011 22:48
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Battle Cattle posted:Hey if Weaponized Cum comes and we might up does it count as a goon meet?  have you heard any information about where they are adding these extra stages? Revolution isn't THAT big.
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Sep 16, 2011 23:01
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Battle Cattle posted:I'll be going to this as well - true goon meet status now. It should definitely be more fun than the cancelled Identity festival.
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Sep 17, 2011 03:13
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Dono posted:
They're using America's Backyard and the Green Room as well, both of which are right next to Revolution.
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Sep 17, 2011 03:14
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Everyone has probably already heard it by now, but that new/old Daft Punk single was released today. http://soundcloud.com/soma/daft-punk-drive-unreleased
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Sep 17, 2011 20:02
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There is a very good reason why they asked for Da Funk over this: Whoever heard Da Funk knew thy had a massive hit with crossover appeal. Rollin’ and Scratchin’ and Drive are same side the coin, Da Funk is the opposite.
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Sep 17, 2011 20:55
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Rollin and Scratchin is such an awesome song. Anyways, I am super depressed that I missed Deadmau5 last night in Houston, but I just didn't have the 100+ dollars to get a ticket and didn't have a friend to go with. Any suggestions for artists that have a great live show and will probably be coming to Houston soon?
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Sep 17, 2011 21:05
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incoherent posted:There is a very good reason why they asked for Da Funk over this: Whoever heard Da Funk knew thy had a massive hit with crossover appeal. iirc they made da funk much later than drive - drive was around the time of musique. i'd say that it was probably made in 92-93 where musique was 94ish, judging by the sound
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Sep 17, 2011 21:09
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x TOMMYBOY x posted:Rollin and Scratchin is such an awesome song. Anyways, I am super depressed that I missed Deadmau5 last night in Houston, but I just didn't have the 100+ dollars to get a ticket and didn't have a friend to go with. Any suggestions for artists that have a great live show and will probably be coming to Houston soon? $100 for some lights and some super dull music plus a bad vibe? how did i miss that
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melee beats posted:$100 for some lights and some super dull music plus a bad vibe? how did i miss that drat did you really have to go with the generic thinly veiled "deadmau5 sucks" comment. Now that you said that, suggest to me some Super Good Vibe music that Totally Owns deadmau5. edit: also what is wrong with lights? lights are good. crazy expensive scintillating light shows make for good shows. unless you're a boring rear end in a top hat, i guess
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Sep 17, 2011 21:31
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x TOMMYBOY x posted:Now that you said that, suggest to me some Super Good Vibe music that Totally Owns deadmau5. Rotterdam Terror Corps
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Sep 17, 2011 21:33
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Ras Het posted:Rotterdam Terror Corps Neophyte
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Sep 17, 2011 21:40
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x TOMMYBOY x posted:Rollin and Scratchin is such an awesome song. Anyways, I am super depressed that I missed Deadmau5 last night in Houston, but I just didn't have the 100+ dollars to get a ticket and didn't have a friend to go with. Any suggestions for artists that have a great live show and will probably be coming to Houston soon? Really though there are a lot of better live acts than Deadmau5. Bok Bok is in Houston tonight. Go see him with Kingdom (who is also fire).
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Sep 17, 2011 21:46
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Haha why the gently caress would you ever pay $100 to go see a DJ?
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Mike_V posted:Haha why the gently caress would you ever pay $100 to go see a DJ? well first off he is NOT a dj......
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Sep 17, 2011 22:08
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dj bobby bieber posted:iirc they made da funk much later than drive - drive was around the time of musique. i'd say that it was probably made in 92-93 where musique was 94ish, judging by the sound It was made the same time apparently (or roughly). As the Soma release note says: quote:The tape had originally been sent with Rollin’ and Scratchin’ to be released as Soma25. But Soma asked these two bright-eyed and Techno-bound Frenchman, to finish and send Da Funk to accompany Rollin’ and Scratchin’ and DRIVE was shelved for a later date... Musique came later if I remember right. Wasn't that tacked onto the Virgin re-release of Da Funk in 95/96?
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Sep 17, 2011 22:28
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28 Gun Bad Boy posted:It was made the same time apparently (or roughly). As the Soma release note says: oh word. i think my timing is way off. http://www.discogs.com/Daft-Punk-Da-Funk-Musique/release/171632 i thought musique was released/licensed as a single before that but i cant back that up
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Sep 17, 2011 22:38
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Mike_V posted:Haha why the gently caress would you ever pay $100 to go see a DJ? To hear songs that only that DJ would play and lightshows that only that DJ has. I've never paid more than $40 to see any artist, EDM, hip-hop, rock, or otherwise. But I don't think that deadmau5 cost that much in Austin or... I think it was San Antonio. Both of the shows were less than 40 dollars I believe.
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dj bobby bieber posted:oh word. i think my timing is way off. Not that I know of, actually looking at the release page they make a big effort to say first time on wax. I think Da Funk was only the second release they had before signing with Virgin. I've actually got the original Soma release of Da Funk with Rollin's & Scratchin' on the flip (no Musique at all), the nice Irn-Bru-esque colour scheme does it for me. Shame though as Musique is a cracking little song. I wonder how it would've done as a single of it's own.
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Battle Cattle posted:Hey if Weaponized Cum comes and we meet up does it count as a goon meet? I'm seriously considering going because that lineup is pretty sweet and it's supposed to get better.
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Someone's put together an amazingly well-edited amateur video of the happiest EDM party in the world. The music choice is a bit dubious but it's worth checking out (and so is the festival, seriously, it's something else). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg3yAFN9FCw&feature=player_embedded In other news I just got $5 tickets for Dillon Francis on saturday, but then discovered that Grahmzilla and Jubilee are playing a much better, smaller venue nearby (across the downtown of a small ontario university town). I'm thinking I should just get tickets for that too and split my time but I'm willing to sacrifice one or the other if there's strong opinions on the matter.
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The Walrus posted:Someone's put together an amazingly well-edited amateur video of the happiest EDM party in the world. The music choice is a bit dubious but it's worth checking out (and so is the festival, seriously, it's something else). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg3yAFN9FCw&feature=player_embedded See Dillon Francis
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The Walrus posted:Someone's put together an amazingly well-edited amateur video of the happiest EDM party in the world. The music choice is a bit dubious but it's worth checking out (and so is the festival, seriously, it's something else). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rg3yAFN9FCw&feature=player_embedded Dubious for that kind of festival maybe; that's one of skrillex's most well-made tracks. Also I'd be much more impressed if they synced the dancing clips to the music BPM  Sick looking festival, though. Current favorite listens: Chilly Gonzales - You Can Dance (Robotaki Remix) Really any remix of gonzales is amazing, that man has impeccable taste. The filtered bass leading up to the drop is perfect, I love the breakdown as well. Mark Stevens - Prom Night Bit Funk posted this on his facebook, it's such a funky smooth house piece. Hey Champ - Cold Dust Girl (Gemini Club Remix) Amazingly catchy remix of a similarly catchy synthpop tune. Housse De Racket - Roman (Oliver Remix) Insert same description as above.
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For some reason I thought I posted this like a week earlier, but I didn't. Huh. http://www.beatport.com/release/supernatural/439825 PrototypeRaptor's new EP, I really like it.
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Fare Soldi are coming to America, they have "Miami" and a date listed but no venue - so I asked them on Facebook, and they responded with the venue. When I thanked them, they told me "Our pleasure! Can't wait to be there! Spread The word And bring a 10000 ppl yooooo" I feel very special. Dono posted:Pretty new gigamesh remix Ive been jamming all day to. I feel like I stepped back in time with the track Brand new remix, super fun music right here Battle Cattle fucked around with this message at 02:03 on Sep 19, 2011 |
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Tribute to medi from 2 many DJs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmBgplDNfRs
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Stuntastic posted:See Dillon Francis this. Anyone been bumping Tim Green's latest release, Lemon? threw this in my set last night and poo poo got popping! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vnn_11g4ksc
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Kerk posted:this. I've been playing this track out in my tech house sets sometimes. It's a cool track because it has a really good groove so it can be played a bit harder, but the piano and the upbeat feel also let me play it in more chilled out sets. People really like it and its a major release so its familiar 
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Kerk posted:bumping I feel a bit sick. It's a good track though.
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cubicle gangster posted:I feel a bit sick. magda, make the tea. every time I see your custom title I crack up
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Pacra posted:Dubious for that kind of festival maybe; that's one of skrillex's most well-made tracks. Hah, I actually like that song, as well as most of Skrillex's stuff, I just put that bit in to pre-empt the inevitable douche parade from Thretis et al. He played there this year, in fact, and absolutely killed it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZHMeBHi9858 This video is particularily noteworthy for two things: First is the hilarious bro party that occurs around the three minute mark. For most of the set there were two sexy ladies dancing on top of the (120k watt) speaker stacks, but they got down right as Cinema started. Cue about 20 bros hopping up in the span of 20 seconds, and, no poo poo, standing in a line and pelvic thrusting rhythmically in unison. One of the most hilariously homoerotic things I've ever seen. Second noteworthy thing is at the end of the video Calvertron goes missing, the crowd tries to find him, and Skrillex puts his ipod on shuffle.
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