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2000-07-10 22:20Wendy Kalisin - pedro - coldcut special guests tonite are tom churchill, strictly kev from dj foo

From:: Wendy K <wendy@ninjatune.net>
To:: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>
Cc:: <ambient@hyperreal.org>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 23:20:21 +0100
Subject:: [idm] Re: solid steel

alisin - pedro - coldcut special guests tonite are tom churchill, strictly kev from dj food, and coldcut...(who said i wasnt gonna post again.....)

quoted 24 lines Pedro -

>Pedro - >Both dublab and solid steel archive their past shows... >i looked at both sites over the weekend, solid steel goes back about >two months and doesnt have any talking, and dublab has about four >months of stuff. i've only got a 56k modem and a crap uk bt phone >line - no isdn, no t3, no adsl... i woke up early to hear kfjc, and >i really had trouble, but i think they were streaming for higher >band width - maybe i'm wrong... >i heard steinski on sat nite on wnyu & that was excellent tho >occasionally it sounded as tho he were on mushrooms - all wibbly.... >alisin > > >>From: "Pedro Cevallos" <pedro_cevallos@hotmail.com> >>Subject: + Recording Real Audio Streams + >>Date: Sun, 09 Jul 2000 18:11:50 EDT >> >>Is there a way to do it? Does anybody out there do it? There are so many >>amazing shows out there (Solid Steel, Dublab, etc...) but po' folks like me >>with 56K connections cannot listen to them without breaking up unbearably... >> >> >> >>Pedro Cevallos

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2001-10-28 13:24Helix TradesmanI think what Pedro was talking about was that ninjatune.net used to have at least 50 shows

From:: Helix Tradesman <paelon@hotmail.com>
To:: <nethed@ninjatune.net>, <pedro_cevallos@hotmail.com>, <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.org>, <ambient@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 28 Oct 2001 13:24:49
Subject:: Re: [idm] Re: (amb) + Solid Steel +

I think what Pedro was talking about was that ninjatune.net used to have at least 50 shows all available in Real Audio in their Solid Steel section under the Past Shows Archive pic link. There are still tracklistings of a lot of past shows there, but no longer any links to real audio. It's good and all to give us a taste with 8 shows, but what are we supposed to do when we're hooked? :) Cheers

quoted 34 lines sorry to be so slack in getting back to you pedro -

>sorry to be so slack in getting back to you pedro - >the mixes that go out on monday night are generally up the >following week at ammocity. just checked it and there's >about 8 mixes up there. we logged >onto ammocity just last week to hear roots manuva's set. >we generally go to it thru solid steel link on ninja site. >the one thing ammo city dont have is the tracklistings for >all the shows & we only have the current shows tracklisting >on our site. but we're workin on it... > > > >At 7:46 pm -0400 22/10/01, Pedro Cevallos wrote: >>Whatever happened to all the all shows. They used to be archived >>off the ninja tune web site but I can no longer find them. I >>believe Ammo City has the last 10 but no more! :~( >> >>I just got DSL and I wanted to hear those amazing mixes! Please >>help ninjas... >> >-- > >SOLID STEEL LIVE ON THE RADIO - BBC London Live >94.9FM, Monday, Midnight to 2AM UK Time >LIVE ON THE WEB - http://www.bbc.co.uk/londonlive >LOCAL TIME: http://www.worldtimezone.com >ARCHIVE OF SHOWS - http://www.ammocity.com/solidsteel > >SOLID STEEL presents DJ Food & DK: Now Listen! 1st oct > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org >For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org >

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2001-10-29 10:08nethedthat's true - we did. the company that was serving/hosting them for us isnt really working

From:: nethed <nethed@ninjatune.net>
To:: Helix Tradesman <paelon@hotmail.com>, <pedro_cevallos@hotmail.com>, <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.org>, <ambient@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Mon, 29 Oct 2001 10:08:37 +0000
Subject:: [idm] Solid Steel
Reply to:: Re: [idm] Re: (amb) + Solid Steel +

that's true - we did. the company that was serving/hosting them for us isnt really working at the moment & we're looking at improving it. as broadband charges in the uk arent ahem cheap. there is a site which we'll dig up where mixes are posted, people are always trading mixes on ninja forum & there's a group uploading there own mixes somwhere...nethed At 1:24 pm +0000 28/10/01, Helix Tradesman wrote:

quoted 37 lines I think what Pedro was talking about was that ninjatune.net used to

>I think what Pedro was talking about was that ninjatune.net used to >have at least 50 shows all available in Real Audio in their Solid >Steel section under the Past Shows Archive pic link. There are still >tracklistings of a lot of past shows there, but no longer any links >to real audio. It's good and all to give us a taste with 8 shows, >but what are we supposed to do when we're hooked? :) > >Cheers > >>sorry to be so slack in getting back to you pedro - >>the mixes that go out on monday night are generally up the >>following week at ammocity. just checked it and there's >>about 8 mixes up there. we logged >>onto ammocity just last week to hear roots manuva's set. >>we generally go to it thru solid steel link on ninja site. >>the one thing ammo city dont have is the tracklistings for >>all the shows & we only have the current shows tracklisting >>on our site. but we're workin on it... >> >> >> >>At 7:46 pm -0400 22/10/01, Pedro Cevallos wrote: >>>Whatever happened to all the all shows. They used to be archived >>>off the ninja tune web site but I can no longer find them. I >>>believe Ammo City has the last 10 but no more! :~( >>> >>>I just got DSL and I wanted to hear those amazing mixes! Please >>>help ninjas... >>> >>-- >> >>SOLID STEEL LIVE ON THE RADIO - BBC London Live >>94.9FM, Monday, Midnight to 2AM UK Time >>LIVE ON THE WEB - http://www.bbc.co.uk/londonlive >>LOCAL TIME: http://www.worldtimezone.com >>ARCHIVE OF SHOWS - http://www.ammocity.com/solidsteel >>

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2001-12-13 18:21nethedjust thought you might like to know the archives will be up at http://www.groovetech.com s

From:: nethed <nethed@ninjatune.net>
To:: UK-Dance <uk-dance@uk-dance.org>
Cc:: <acid-jazz@ucsd.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.org>, <ambient@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Thu, 13 Dec 2001 18:21:52 +0000
Subject:: [idm] solid steel

just thought you might like to know the archives will be up at http://www.groovetech.com soon-ish there's gonna be a best of christmas something or other special 24th december & on behalf of everyone who made it to a night of solid steel a big thank you & have a good one. an if yr in london on the 27th stop by cargo for mr scruff keepin it surreal. http://www.ninjatune.net --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2002-02-09 05:46Irene McCOWMIGAWD!! The Ninja's Solid Steel outing in the form of DJ Food & DK must be heard - if o

From:: Irene McC <substar@iafrica.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sat, 9 Feb 2002 07:46:44 +0200
Subject:: [idm] solid steel

OWMIGAWD!! The Ninja's Solid Steel outing in the form of DJ Food & DK must be heard - if only for the sublime mixing of The Beat's Mirror in the Bathroom. Now that's how it should be done! I * --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2002-02-09 18:29production unitI don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food Solid Steel album INCREDIB

From:: production unit <productionunit@hotmail.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sat, 09 Feb 2002 18:29:28 +0000
Subject:: [idm] solid steel

I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food Solid Steel album INCREDIBLY disappointing. The mix that you speak of (Mirror In The Bathroom/Mask) is actually really simplistic - it's a drum and bass track that has no discernable melodies in it whatsoever, and thus is bound to sound pretty good with anything that it's beat-matched with. What's more, there's a big spiel on the cover about how one should 'not think for a second that this was made with just two decks and a computer', which I think is a total and utter crock. Hell, there's even a point in the mix where one record just stops and another begins, which I find *really* lazy. This would probably lead on to a good stream - what do you folks think makes for good and bad DJing? Myself, I like records to actually merge together both ryhthmically and melodically, which is not that hard at all with a bit of effort. I think that DJs have raw materials to work with, and have to present something amazing with these limited resources, without having to resort to too much trickery. Don't get me wrong, I'm not some 'Back to the land, away with ye and your machines, Satan!' sort of guy, but I do like to see limited tools used to their full effect before graduating to the next level of technology, a level that is often superfluous. Well, that's the 4-album deal with ninja down the tubes... Wow, 2 posts in 2 days! Cheers, folks. Please disagree to your hearts content. marciablaine.cjb.net forthcoming: e.p. on Dalriada inclusion on Benbecula "Music Volume 2" inclusion on Law & Auder "I Am:Bient" inclusion on Struktur _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2002-02-09 19:45Aaron D MeyersI thought the Solid Steel mix cd was quite good. It had some familiar stuff and some more

From:: Aaron D Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu>
To:: production unit <productionunit@hotmail.com>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sat, 09 Feb 2002 14:45:55 -0500
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel

I thought the Solid Steel mix cd was quite good. It had some familiar stuff and some more obscure stuff I'd never heard. I thought the mixing was superb and totally creative. I'm not sure what you expect from a DJ mix. Maybe you could suggest an amazing mix CD that will blow the Solid Steel thing out of the water. If you listen to the Solid Steel CD next to the DJ Spooky mix CD that came out at the same time, it should be even more obvious that a lot of talent went into that disc. That DJ Spooky is the laziest most boring mix ever! -Aaron ----- Original Message ----- From: "production unit" <productionunit@hotmail.com> Date: Saturday, February 9, 2002 1:29 pm Subject: [idm] solid steel

quoted 63 lines I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food

> I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food > Solid Steel > album INCREDIBLY disappointing. > > The mix that you speak of (Mirror In The Bathroom/Mask) is > actually really > simplistic - it's a drum and bass track that has no discernable > melodies in > it whatsoever, and thus is bound to sound pretty good with > anything that > it's beat-matched with. What's more, there's a big spiel on the > cover about > how one should 'not think for a second that this was made with > just two > decks and a computer', which I think is a total and utter crock. > Hell, > there's even a point in the mix where one record just stops and > another > begins, which I find *really* lazy. > This would probably lead on to a good stream - what do you folks > think makes > for good and bad DJing? > Myself, I like records to actually merge together both > ryhthmically and > melodically, which is not that hard at all with a bit of effort. I > think > that DJs have raw materials to work with, and have to present > something > amazing with these limited resources, without having to resort to > too much > trickery. Don't get me wrong, I'm not some 'Back to the land, away > with ye > and your machines, Satan!' sort of guy, but I do like to see > limited tools > used to their full effect before graduating to the next level of > technology, > a level that is often superfluous. > > Well, that's the 4-album deal with ninja down the tubes... > > Wow, 2 posts in 2 days! > > Cheers, folks. Please disagree to your hearts content. > > > marciablaine.cjb.net > forthcoming: > e.p. on Dalriada > inclusion on Benbecula "Music Volume 2" > inclusion on Law & Auder "I Am:Bient" > inclusion on Struktur > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at > http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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2002-02-09 21:13Paul.I too must agree with Aaron, I think that it's one of the finest DJ mixes I've heard in qu

From:: Paul. <sonic_tooth@yahoo.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sat, 9 Feb 2002 13:13:45 -0800 (PST)
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel
Reply to:: Re: [idm] solid steel

I too must agree with Aaron, I think that it's one of the finest DJ mixes I've heard in quite some time...especially tracks 16, 17 and 18 (riffing on a drum intruction record, Blackalicious' alphabet workout, and Four Tet's Glass Head)...very well mixed, and the flow just has that intangible "rightness". It makes me want to dance, and trust me, I _don't_ dance. :P Paul Aaron D Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu> wrote: I thought the Solid Steel mix cd was quite good. It had some familiar stuff and some more obscure stuff I'd never heard. I thought the mixing was superb and totally creative. I'm not sure what you expect from a DJ mix. Maybe you could suggest an amazing mix CD that will blow the Solid Steel thing out of the water. If you listen to the Solid Steel CD next to the DJ Spooky mix CD that came out at the same time, it should be even more obvious that a lot of talent went into that disc. That DJ Spooky is the laziest most boring mix ever! -Aaron ----- Original Message ----- From: "production unit" Date: Saturday, February 9, 2002 1:29 pm Subject: [idm] solid steel

quoted 63 lines I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food

> I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food > Solid Steel > album INCREDIBLY disappointing. > > The mix that you speak of (Mirror In The Bathroom/Mask) is > actually really > simplistic - it's a drum and bass track that has no discernable > melodies in > it whatsoever, and thus is bound to sound pretty good with > anything that > it's beat-matched with. What's more, there's a big spiel on the > cover about > how one should 'not think for a second that this was made with > just two > decks and a computer', which I think is a total and utter crock. > Hell, > there's even a point in the mix where one record just stops and > another > begins, which I find *really* lazy. > This would probably lead on to a good stream - what do you folks > think makes > for good and bad DJing? > Myself, I like records to actually merge together both > ryhthmically and > melodically, which is not that hard at all with a bit of effort. I > think > that DJs have raw materials to work with, and have to present > something > amazing with these limited resources, without having to resort to > too much > trickery. Don't get me wrong, I'm not some 'Back to the land, away > with ye > and your machines, Satan!' sort of guy, but I do like to see > limited tools > used to their full effect before graduating to the next level of > technology, > a level that is often superfluous. > > Well, that's the 4-album deal with ninja down the tubes... > > Wow, 2 posts in 2 days! > > Cheers, folks. Please disagree to your hearts content. > > > marciablaine.cjb.net > forthcoming: > e.p. on Dalriada > inclusion on Benbecula "Music Volume 2" > inclusion on Law & Auder "I Am:Bient" > inclusion on Struktur > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at > http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > >

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2002-02-10 18:36nethedjust to keep the controversy flowing, this monday night, new flesh will be in the mix, but

From:: nethed <nethed@ninjatune.net>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 18:36:06 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel
Reply to:: Re: [idm] solid steel

just to keep the controversy flowing, this monday night, new flesh will be in the mix, but it wont be like any other mix cuz they went in & did some fresh new things. does the list remember when journeys by djs by coldcut came out? that was 1995. regardless of the fact i now work for ninja, i didnt then & it was (& still is imho) one of the most creative mix cd's i've ever heard. what good mix cd compilations do you play over & over again? nH -- SOLID STEEL: Coldcut & Friends Live RADIO - BBC London 94.9FM, Monday, Midnight to 2AM UK Time Live WEB - BBC London Website http://www.bbc.co.uk/london Web ARCHIVE - Groovetech.com http://www.groovetech.com/solidsteel LOCAL TIME: http://www.worldtimezone.com SOLID STEEL presents DJ Food & DK: Now Listen! 1.10.01 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org

2002-02-09 22:28production unitTo be honest, I didn't think the Solid Steel mix was terrible or anything (I think it was

From:: production unit <productionunit@hotmail.com>
To:: <adm226@nyu.edu>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sat, 09 Feb 2002 22:28:29 +0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel

To be honest, I didn't think the Solid Steel mix was terrible or anything (I think it was better than most things you hear), but, coming from the stable that created Coldcut's Journeys by DJ set, I was expecting something just as good. In that mix, When Harold Budd mixes into the acapella thingy, into Photek's into the 90s, it really astonished me and changed the way I thought about what a DJ can do and acheive. I suppose it might have been unrealistic to expect anything to top that, but I thought that if anyone could, it would have been the Ninja posse once again. The solid steel album doesn't have bad songs on it, nor is it badly beat-matched in any way, but I hoped for a little more interaction between the records. I mean, the Jeru the Damaja track has no tune in it, so would have gone really well with any jazzy track of similar speed. If, by contrast, you mix 'Sunvibes' by DJ Food with 'The Lie-In King' by The Irresistible Force, both records actually go together in order to create a beautiful, soothing tune which both fuses and *improves* both of its costituent parts. I suppose this is what I think DJing is capable of, and what the Coldcut set (and despairingly few others) manages to reach. Incidentally, both those tunes are on ninja tune, one of my all-time favourite labels by quite a long way, so I'm not hating or anything. As you can tell, I'm really anal about my DJing, so please excuse my ranting. Cheers folks, Yer old Dad.

quoted 16 lines From: Aaron D Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu>

>From: Aaron D Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu> >To: "production unit" <productionunit@hotmail.com>, idm@hyperreal.org >Subject: Re: [idm] solid steel >Date: Sat, 09 Feb 2002 14:45:55 -0500 > >I thought the Solid Steel mix cd was quite good. It had some familiar >stuff and some more obscure stuff I'd never heard. I thought the >mixing was superb and totally creative. I'm not sure what you expect >from a DJ mix. Maybe you could suggest an amazing mix CD that will >blow the Solid Steel thing out of the water. If you listen to the >Solid Steel CD next to the DJ Spooky mix CD that came out at the same >time, it should be even more obvious that a lot of talent went into >that disc. That DJ Spooky is the laziest most boring mix ever! > >-Aaron >

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2002-02-10 01:32dcoldcut are the shit! this aint no cold shit action.The one thing these guys do is dj ecle

From:: d <dave.briggs@tiscali.co.uk>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 01:32:08 -0000
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel

coldcut are the shit! this aint no cold shit action.The one thing these guys do is dj eclectic sets, not many people can handle that........................ very few infact hassan i sabbah and the lemon merchant ----- From: "Paul." <sonic_tooth@yahoo.com> To: <idm@hyperreal.org> Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 9:13 PM Subject: Re: [idm] solid steel

quoted 2 lines I too must agree with Aaron, I think that it's one of the finest DJ mixes

> > I too must agree with Aaron, I think that it's one of the finest DJ mixes

I've heard in quite some time...especially tracks 16, 17 and 18 (riffing on a drum intruction record, Blackalicious' alphabet workout, and Four Tet's Glass Head)...very well mixed, and the flow just has that intangible "rightness". It makes me want to dance, and trust me, I _don't_ dance. :P

quoted 2 lines Paul

> Paul > Aaron D Meyers <adm226@nyu.edu> wrote: I thought the Solid Steel mix cd

was quite good. It had some familiar

quoted 90 lines stuff and some more obscure stuff I'd never heard. I thought the

> stuff and some more obscure stuff I'd never heard. I thought the > mixing was superb and totally creative. I'm not sure what you expect > from a DJ mix. Maybe you could suggest an amazing mix CD that will > blow the Solid Steel thing out of the water. If you listen to the > Solid Steel CD next to the DJ Spooky mix CD that came out at the same > time, it should be even more obvious that a lot of talent went into > that disc. That DJ Spooky is the laziest most boring mix ever! > > -Aaron > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "production unit" > > Date: Saturday, February 9, 2002 1:29 pm > Subject: [idm] solid steel > > > I don't want to pee on anyone's parade, but I found the DJ Food > > Solid Steel > > album INCREDIBLY disappointing. > > > > The mix that you speak of (Mirror In The Bathroom/Mask) is > > actually really > > simplistic - it's a drum and bass track that has no discernable > > melodies in > > it whatsoever, and thus is bound to sound pretty good with > > anything that > > it's beat-matched with. What's more, there's a big spiel on the > > cover about > > how one should 'not think for a second that this was made with > > just two > > decks and a computer', which I think is a total and utter crock. > > Hell, > > there's even a point in the mix where one record just stops and > > another > > begins, which I find *really* lazy. > > This would probably lead on to a good stream - what do you folks > > think makes > > for good and bad DJing? > > Myself, I like records to actually merge together both > > ryhthmically and > > melodically, which is not that hard at all with a bit of effort. I > > think > > that DJs have raw materials to work with, and have to present > > something > > amazing with these limited resources, without having to resort to > > too much > > trickery. Don't get me wrong, I'm not some 'Back to the land, away > > with ye > > and your machines, Satan!' sort of guy, but I do like to see > > limited tools > > used to their full effect before graduating to the next level of > > technology, > > a level that is often superfluous. > > > > Well, that's the 4-album deal with ninja down the tubes... > > > > Wow, 2 posts in 2 days! > > > > Cheers, folks. Please disagree to your hearts content. > > > > > > marciablaine.cjb.net > > forthcoming: > > e.p. on Dalriada > > inclusion on Benbecula "Music Volume 2" > > inclusion on Law & Auder "I Am:Bient" > > inclusion on Struktur > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at > > http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp. > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > > > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org > For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org > > > > --------------------------------- > Do You Yahoo!? > Send FREE Valentine eCards with Yahoo! Greetings!

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2002-02-10 21:48Helix TradesmanI've listened to Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Music by DJ Q-Bert pretty regularily since I f

From:: Helix Tradesman <paelon@hotmail.com>
To:: <nethed@ninjatune.net>, <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 21:48:40
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel

I've listened to Demolition Pumpkin Squeeze Music by DJ Q-Bert pretty regularily since I found out about it. Look everybody, it's Powdered Toast Man! DJ Kicks entries by Nightmares On Wax & Stereo MCs also get a good amount of play from me.

quoted 3 lines what good mix cd compilations do you play over & over again?

>what good mix cd compilations do you play over & over again? > >nH

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2002-02-10 22:30Gaiatekztur214@aol.comvaried but here goes some noteworthy mixes hellfish & producer-constant mutation (great to

From:: <Gaiatekztur214@aol.com>
To:: <idm@hyperreal.org>
Date:: Sun, 10 Feb 2002 17:30:24 EST
Subject:: Re: [idm] solid steel

varied but here goes some noteworthy mixes hellfish & producer-constant mutation (great to scare your grandmother to death w/) knowone-s/t (swirling mix of jungle/r&b/hiphop/techstep) killa bites lloop-bulbbs (not a mix per se but more like a well crafted blend, like powdered fruit punch) dj aura-s/t/untitled tidewatergemfish --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: idm-unsubscribe@hyperreal.org For additional commands, e-mail: idm-help@hyperreal.org