carlos21
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Are you on here all night like mate I was an amazing set.All from home. This was pre-recorded, hence the reason it's so glossy.
The pace does step up - it's a bit of a mad rave by the end (get the rave on etc.)
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carlos21
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Alright then mate please pop into my thread.Not too late - tonight.
But that set is about 3 hours long so should keep you going
carlos21
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You got any pets.Not too late - tonight.
But that set is about 3 hours long so should keep you going
Sadly not mate. I work 12 hour shifts, so I don't think it would be fair to leave an animal on its own for that long
Gutted really as I always had German Shepherd dogs when I was younger. They make great pets!
carlos21
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That's a shame like I will speak with you tomorrow at some point.Sadly not mate. I work 12 hour shifts, so I don't think it would be fair to leave an animal on its own for that long
Gutted really as I always had German Shepherd dogs when I was younger. They make great pets!
Blues Harp
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Yeah Yeah Yeah.....da Beatles ....
I think Can Future Days was the start in 73. Preceded Kraftwerk Autobahn by a year (splitting hairs, it is a German movement without doubt) Listen to Moonshake from Future Days. Could be written tomorrow and still sound new.
Getting on for 30 years old and still absolutely 'kin colossal.
Absolute classic this. I'm a sucker for an acid 303 sequence though
Acid techno at it's finest!
Baines' left foot
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Some tunes make me want to go clubbing again so badly. I can’t really be bothered with my night out starting at 2am these days, but I’ll never forget the spell I had clubbing in London in my mid to late twenties.
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coollino
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I've probably read this interest 5 times in the last year.
So sad
www.theguardian.com
Good interview here too
So sad
Kemistry & Storm – the tragic story of the drum'n'bass originals
As a pioneering female DJ duo, the two best friends were integral to the rise of the 90s dance scene, before a car accident changed everything. Storm talks about the soul sister she lost
Good interview here too
Think we can all agree trance music is pretty much dead these days as a genre but always nice when a DJ remembers some of us still yearn for that 90's sound!