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Fuck dubstep. Listen to gabber.
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I like Rather Ripped a lot.
Their earlier stiff is good, but it gets a little meh for me. I think it's definitely a million times better live than on record tho.
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Hay y'all.
I have a mixtape that I want to transfer to MP3 because I cant find it online anywhere.
Anyone have a good suggestion of the best method of transferring from tape to MP3 with a 30 minute track?
I have an old version of protools on an old computer, but it can be unreliable when recording for long stretches.
I have a mac, btw!
This tape needs to be shared with the world tho.
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Waiting for this one in the mail...
It's the Yoko one. Not the John one.
So fucking tough.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4EVj76htYs&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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LOLProbably the most depressing burger I've had for years. Had to have a bbq in the weather we had today and ran out of chicken so had to get last minute Tesco's Finest burgers. What a sorry state it was.
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I'd get it. They have become standard gear for small-scale, location sound.
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I would get it.
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yeah dude. gotta do it for the glass.
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i had a big mac meal and it was fuckin wank :(
Dude. Newsflash. You live in the UK.
Stay away from McDonalds and eat fish and chips instead. It's your birth-right, for chrissakes.
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Got it on eBay. Waitin by the mailbox.
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I was mesmerized.
Another home run for the acid master.
... a fine baptism for the new subforum too!
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I wish Umami's burgers were like 15 % bigger because I always need slightly more than one.
Granted, I haven't dipped into any pork belly. I probably couldn't eat more than one of those.
That's why u get the truffle cheese fries my friend ;)
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UMAMI's Kuai Burger.
Beef patty w/ pork belly slice and pineapple salsa. Frickin dopeness. Washed it down with a root beer float.
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Its afx.
If it was anyone else, there would be a digital release.
Only rdj fucks with people like that.
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Scary Monsters should be credited as a Bowie and Fripp album imo as Robert's performance is jaw-dropping.
A 10/10 album for sure.
I'm always blown away by the solos on that LP.
Another thing about it, does anyone else think it is Bowie's best vocal album? The shit he does is insane, especially considering how his other albums are. It's like he really is pushing himself to his most expressive extreme, vocally. I was just listening to it again yesterday and after listening to the end of Teenage Wildlife, I thought "Thank god for the miracle of recording equipment". To think that performance actually happened in a studio (or anywhere else), to me, is mind blowing.
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I've been mostly listening to the JS Bach pandora station lately. It's great. Bach in general is unbelievable.
I also like Couperin. I find I usually dig other Baroque composers. it mellows me out.
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David Bowie-Scary Monsters
...Graceland..love the guitar rhythms and that hard 80s snaredrum!!
I know I originally nominated Scary Monsters (1980) and went with Doolittle as my FAVORITE but if I was going to have to go with what was the BEST or MOST IMPORTANT, I'd probably go with Scary Monsters.
That album was basically a template that almost every album in the early half of the 80s followed in some respect.
Even seeing it next to Graceland... I LOVE Graceland. It is no doubt a perfect record. In some ways, it's a better "album" than Scary Monsters, but fuck me if it would exist as it does without it.
I know Bowie did some high-gated drums on Breaking Glass off Low and a lot of music nerds and famous musicians like Depeche Mode and Gary Numan say Low is kinda the mark of what they were striving for (so in a way Low might ironically be the best 80s album
), but I always still listen to Scary Monsters and think "this is what the 80s sound is in its purest state".I'm my opinion, from a macro view of his career, Bowie shot his load with that one and it was all downhill after it... although (I think) my actual fave of his is Station To Station. I'm a Bowie fanatic, btw. Surprise.
I forgot to also nominate Giorgio Moroder's Metropolis soundtrack.
Holy fuck. It doesn't get more 80s than that.
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public enemy - fear of a black planet
1990, isn't it? Technically, considering there is no year zero in our calendear, 1990 is the last year of the 80s.
I take it back.
I thought i remembered that it came out in the 80s. That and the House Party soundtrack.
That was also in 90. My bad.
I definitely disqualified a few because they were in 90. I don't believe 1990 counts as the 80s.
), but I always still listen to Scary Monsters and think "this is what the 80s sound is in its purest state".
Watmm, lets have your Jungle
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Just found this track!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KbG_lOsUoU&feature=related
Classic 94 sound!