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saturday edition
pic related arrived in the post today. sounding good
>latest purchase?
>latest purchase?
>>48207060
i really like that EP. butchwax is sick
>latest purchse
Greg Beato - Apron EP 12"
Verekker/Kupfer - CCCP 04 12"
Delroy Edwards - Slowed Down Funk Vol 2 CASSETTE
Dom & Roland - Remember your roots 12"
anyone going to anytink tongiht?
anyone attending today or tomorrow?
>>48208015
lineup looks kinda boring to me. just 2-beat loop techno all day and all night
is rustie /bleep/ acceptable? or has the trap backlash that happened way after glass swords and all that meant the underground cool kids like him even less
>>48207060
Should I get a Moog Werkstatt or an Arturia Microbrute? The Microbrute has loads more features and is an overall better deal but the Moog sounds fucking great but doesn't have midi
What are your favorite boiler room sets?
>>48208135
motor city drum ensemble in london for the good vibes and music
shlohmo in la because the video is so wonderfully weird and goofy
>>48208129
pls respond
>>48208135
Russell Haswell
>>48208135
ben ufo's 30 mins one probably
>>48208105
i'd actually say that trap is more liked in the underground than it ever was, now that it's blending in with grime. for example, some of the keysound gang like e.m.m.a and rabit play a lot of trap-flavoured tunes in their sets. i saw youngsta a couple months back and he played a pretty sick trappy tune near the end of his set. in the right situations, the right tunes can be pretty sick.
this all being said, people still dislike rustie. soz
>>48207060
Footnotes is my shit. Sort of obsessed with anything he does though
To any Junglist, this was really good. From last year but only uploaded now: http://16aj.bandcamp.com/album/16ajs-lost-dubplates
>>48208135
DJ EZ's.
>>48208105
rustie is more on the hip-hop side than dance really, plus his latest tunes have been wank so that's a bigger factor in him falling off.
nothing wrong with some trap influenced stuff, really liked this tune oneman played in a BR set
>dat footwork breakdown, dat chrono trigger sample
https://soundcloud.com/primyl/gucci-mane-pillz-remix
SICKK CHOONESS COMIN THROUGH
https://soundcloud.com/djjayrobinson/herv-x-zebra-katz-tear-the
ITT post your sassiest house tunes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obvtDJOmEeg
>>48208105
I liked glass swords and his earlier stuff, but as >>48208780
said his last few tunes have been pretty bad and it seems like he's getting a bit formulaic
what are some /bleep/ approved wcd collages?
>>48208129
get the fucking microbrute
just recently found this one, has /mu/ heard this one? thoughts?
>>48207244
>Greg Beato - Apron EP 12"
>Verekker/Kupfer - CCCP 04 12"
How did you get these???
>>48209402
not him but to be fair they're not THAT expensive on discogs, like £15-20 each
>>48209402
i went to my local record shop.
just because its out of stock online. sometimes there a copies in at shops.
>>48209610
You lucky bastard.
I want a copy of that greg beato ep. not going to pay discogs prices. i shouldn't have slept.
I pity anyone who wasn't at this soundclash
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2Ts5taUWKA
^ the most hyped 5 minutes i think ive ever had
>>48209103
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeW4ONcZEmk
newfag here...can it /bleep/?
>>48207060
rip that shit son, it's not on what yet
>>48209979
i would if my turntable wasn't ancient
What kind of electronic music is this thread for? I've been trying to get into the genre lately and I've been listening to stuff like Aphex Twin, Boxcutter, Burial, BoC and The Orb. Is that stuff cool to discuss in this thread?
>>48209883
Fug that is dope
>>48210011
>What kind of electronic music is this thread for?
lurk for 20 minutes and you'll find out
>>48210044
That's a given, you lurk no matter what, just thought I'd post and maybe generate some kinda discussion
>>48210061
this thread is for dance music, rather than electronic music as a whole. that stuff you've been listening to is for the /mu/tronica threads instead
>>48210080
apart from burial
>>48210080
Ah thanks anon. I'll probably lurk anyway, dance music seems cool.
>>48210093
yeah apart from burial, didn't notice that
>>48210109
not because he sounds more dancey, just because burial wears a hoodie
>>48210011
Sadly no brother, these threads are made to discuss "electronic music" that isn't discussed often on /mu/ (music that isn't indietronica, IDM, Contemporary Classical or Avant-teen stuff)
>>48207060
Got this in the post today
>>48210248
holding mine in reserve on redeye until the randomer release on clone comes out. looking forward to rinsing the b side
Wot you guys think of this?
>alan braxe will never be good again
:/
>>48210080
>this thread is for dance music
>shits on anything that doesnt have a circle record as the track or album artwork or anything made after 2005
>>48210725
pure autism
>>48210849
>shits on anything made after 2005
what the fuck are you talking about?
>>48210725
It was aight
>>48210890
>implying /bleep/ isnt a 90s circlejerk and the only music made after 2005 that people enjoy are from artists that were popular in the 90s
>>48210904
you couldn't be less informed, friendo
>>48210904
:^)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy2-UmQ11vw
https://soundcloud.com/underworld/scribble-underworld
>you will never hear scribble for the first time again
>>48210849
>>48210904
lol completely wrong
literally like 90% of the dance music i listen to was made after 2005
huxley is such a fucking hack
just watched his video of making a track in 10 minutes and it occurred to me that thats how he makes all of his tracks, just simple drum presets, ripped off chord pattern, and a sample or two
fucking bald faggot
Listening to Zed Bias - Sound of the Pirates
anyone else fucking love old garage mixes? whats your favorites?
>>48211286
who is huxley
>>48210953
That fucking tattoo. Hahahahahahaha
>>48211343
Ladhouse producer
someone posted him here recently though
>>48211332
Even though it was free, this J Da Flex mix was banging.
>>48211286
>>48211403
>expecting any broiler room producer to actually be good at producing
m8 come on
>>48211552
this is an incredibly dumb opinion to have considering how many producers have a boiler room(s) now
>>48211606
dance music isnt hard to make by any stretch of the imagination. Even less so in the case of deep house or techno
>>48211640
>this fucking imbecile
>>48211403
what does producer mean
>>48211640
so why are you sitting by yourself shitposting on 4chan instead of making techno/deep house tunes if it's so easy
>>48211689
oh please nobody has ever been impressed by the production on a techno track ever
>>48211738
whos to say im not?
>>48211640
completely and utterly depends on the track you're making. such an ignorant, sweeping statement to make
i'd like to see you try to succesfully make something as complex as this deep house tune then
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkV3bIQ2pa0
or this techno tune
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zexVEoBcU5U
anyone can loop a drum pattern, add a bassline and some atmospherics. but it takes a good producers to actually make it sound good. do your homework please mate
>>48211764
Me, I'll say it.
>>48211740
>nobody
>ever
>>48211640
>>48211789
Also completely depends on your definition of "dance music."
>>48211927
i think it's safe to assume we're talking about the definition of dance music that is related to these threads
>recent purchases
this banger
probably my soty too
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVrYbKBrI7o
>>48211640
stop listening to vengeance samplepack-core.
>>48211764
is that you joel?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKEdgf7IDXE
Listening to this damn toon.
So I have a tr-8. I'm having trouble getting great rhythms out of it because I sux. I guess I'll just have to practice my piano/theory and keep on practicing.
Got aurora recently, been playing it through a couple of times. Despite what some people are saying about it, I'm thoroughly enjoying it. Any thoughts on it?
>>48212346
Is that really AOTY-tier or is just /mu/hype?
I have it on my backlog but i haven't listened to it because of Uni
I need hyped about a new /bleep/ sound.
Starting to get bored of everything please help. What's the next "deep house revival.."
>>48212312
Come to me. Come to me, love me. Don't leave me, don't leave me alone.
The life force is in my soul. The life force is in my heart.
>>48212458
Jungle
Now make a mixtape
>>48212346
i thought it was a mess and i'm a bit of a ben frost fan boy. the lead synths on it are horrendous as well.
also people will tell you it's not /bleep/ technically.
also, op, if you're around: how does the vinyl version sound compared to the digis we've heard so far? the low end stereo trickery particularly - is that even there on wax?
>>48212482
Dude I know what you mean, I've tried, it's just not accessible.
>>48212482
been waiting for that jungle revival to kick into gear for like a year now. seems like only like 4 people are going to dip in and out of it.
>>48212556
Yep
>>48212448
Well opinions are mixed. I personally found it quite refreshing compared to some of the abient/noise music out there. It's not a release that will give you instant satisfaction and I would say that maybe half of the tracks by themselves aren't worth listening, just uneventful and weak. But overall, I really liked the atmosphere that was created and subsequently torn down only to be created again. Even if its not AOTY quality, its definitely worth a listen or two.
>>48212564
in fairness though this whole jungle@130 thing isn't as easy as someone like tessela makes it look. he's got some jew tricks going on on those drums of his.
>>48212482
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8E3c__cTuM
big toon fam
>>48212589
didn't mean to link to you dunno why i did that
>>48212587
nah it's ease trust i
>>48212529
Can see where your coming from with the synths, but as with the messiness, I felt they were actually intentional and gave the album a charming twist.
>>48212529
>low-end stereo trickery
give me a track and a time and i'll have a listen for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uH7u1ZeRK34
Detroit
>>48212667
okay :3
i'm p.bored these days so i might give it a shot for shits n giggles soon
>>48212691
it's all over rough 2 and slow dance.
comes in when the kicks hit.
could just be clever mid cuts around 150-200 but i cannae be asked checking with a visualiser.
>>48212750
>What are jungle/hardcore/breaks?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-D5jGMuBtI
http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/
>One in the Jungle archive
oneinthejungle.co.uk
>Ninjaaquas oldskool junglebreakbeat archive
www.mediafire.com/?i7a1b7dvgdgdx
https://mega.co.nz/#F!FQohzYYA!elH7Myk0DPE9We-2DFtYyg
>Jungle tools vol. 1, 2, and 4, courtesy of oystensghost
jungle tools 1
https://mega.co.nz/#F!tYgQDBKY!e6VvkAa6ai4xYnlEMF_OYQ
jungle tools 2
https://mega.co.nz/#F!sYgBTbTT!YBp7YmvkMRpnF8dQbHG8wA
jungle tools 4
https://mega.co.nz/#F!dQYjVQgT!Ixk8uxHS98VpeS8xb42QJg
>Various samples and construction kits
http://www.raggajungle.biz/tag/samplepack/
http://www.blumarten.com/free-stuff/junglejungle/
http://www.mediafire.com/download/zyg6v74mibweqjw/RK_Free%20Bonus%20Classic%20Loops.rar
http://www.junglebreaks.co.uk/breaks.html
http://rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3272177
Get any DAW or a Akai S3000/S3200 sampler or A Roland W30 and start messing with breaks. The Roland Juno 1 was used to get that oldschool hoover sound, along with other synths/keyboards including the Roland D50 and the Roland
JD - 800.
Take this if you don't have it already
>>48212750
>comes in when the kicks hit.
just to clarify: it happens every time the kicks hit on rough 2. it's like a stereo layer on the kick or sumin.
>>48212781
thx brer. i just need a break or 2. should be good for the rest.
>>48212783
ok i just had a listen. there's maybe slightly more bass presence in the left channel than the right channel, but i could just be listening too hard for something that isn't really there. however, the itunes sample is pretty much identical as far as i can tell. i think it's just the youtube/WIP version that had the stereo bass stuff going on
>>48212750
its ease
just get the break, chop into 8th notes. move them around. it's easy enough to get something hackney parrot like going. it's all about looping it from weird places in the bar.
>>48212913
thx brer. i'm on a bit of potato computer at the mo. is the itunes samples same as the soundcloud?
https://soundcloud.com/r-srecords/sets/tessela-rough-3
>>48212942
yeah
can't really hear the stereo stuff going on in here either. if you can, then maybe it's there on the vinyl too and i'm just deaf
hey /bleep/ nerds can one of you help me out with a production question?
>>48212935
s'not the sequencing i'm thinking of. more the way they sound. i half know how to get to there, just haven't been asked to sit there to make em sound right. just a lot of nicely controlled saturation and compression.
>>48212962
s'all good. i'll have a look at it in a daw once the digis hit funkysouls.
>>48213001
just ask brer. will help if know.
>>48213029
https://soundcloud.com/fuckkaskade/pissing-around-at-the-speed-of
does the quarternote guitar sound in key to you around the 1:04 mark? The track is in c# maj if it helps
>>48213065
is a bit quiet in the mix but sounds in key from what i can hears.
>>48213138
i just want a barely noticeable new layer to add in some depth. honestly it sounds a bit like a piano more than a guitar with all the processing.
>>48212482
post a tape fuccboi
>>48213171
scene. yeh, it's in key n such so need to worry there. i'd personally take more of the mids out and just leave a really thin sounding guitar in there - that plectrum-on-strings sound. i don't make or hear these kinda tunes tho, so just go with ur gut on the mix.
>>48213065
>he knows about music theory
>>48213302
literally boosted the mids after you posted that
>>48213309
w-what?
>>48213065
>https://soundcloud.com/fuckkaskade/pissing-around-at-the-speed-of
what the fuck is this
>>48213405
an unfnished remix
what else would it be?
>>48211789
I agree with you but you're implying that complex equals good with the tracks you posted.
4 club use only (for instance) is a something that's really simple but also very good and beyond the capabilities of idiot anon who thinks good dance music is easy to create
>>48213429
a load of piss but w/e tbh w/ u m8
>>48213844
get off your throne and post your shit then
>>48213890
who said i made shit?
is this /bleep/?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj5keQTbAQU
>>48213929
yeah of course
>>48213929
>>48213929
no it is a shit.
why would you even listen to that unless you were unaware of the original
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeiH9Mm0E5Y
this is really really good
mixed better than most of them as well imo. the little interludes of about 30 seconds are genius in blending it
>>48214364
go to bed dad
Seems Calyx & Teebe have a FabricLive, was not aware of this coming out.
>>48207215
>>48207060
anybody have a download link this for this?
>>48214811
digi's out on monday.
is hyperdub /bleep/?
>>48214797
Its leaked already
>>48214396
but im 12yo
how do you dj vinyl and what is the point? looking to get into it
>>48215016
Stick to CDJs, unless youre rich enough for it, seriously burns a hole in your wallet
>>48214972
Yeah I know, that's how I found out it even existed. Will probably listen to it after the JSR OSTs (which are some quality /bleep/s actually).
any recommendations for ragga jungle
i like the sound of jamaicans yelling at me
>>48215248
DJ Hype is a good place to start.
>>48215248
FFF maybe
>>48215248
Best place to start.
Street Tuff Records (http://www.discogs.com/label/3951-Street-Tuff-Records):
4 LPs of massive Jungle anthems. If you are an absolute beginner to the genre then start here.
(STRCD 1) [1994] Various - Jungle Hits Volume 1:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!FNwyiSCY!ezKquGY5H1IYDkVpDsNZ1W5ALqNvmoUqQyJQuTwwaL4
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mL2Bgj-za5k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACCDZlLLV0I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5NMTyAuPMk
(STRCD 2) [1994] Various - Jungle Hits Volume 2:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!9RpgnSrZ!cZzNVTo5wJfnAj9m-aIxQnKZJGlNS7IWxcmkHJpaKCs
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a5YvcPgqL0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtva9-AlPjo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1m09WTWIx8
(STRCD 3) [1994] Various - Jungle Hits Volume 3:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!NMICUKhA!eMCI5SuSvK-XR4m7xoqbLgss9hxif6mgs7fEsd_IEfQ
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbPHbAyRSko
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhaNXEBc9-Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMCBSSwTsNk
(STRJCD 1) [1995] Various - Ragga In The Jungle:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!hVBxUbgb!GnOdXHhizgfaSwaWEVgnJ0YcuBZEgfrJhu4fezb19fo
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Tox92yFWU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrhFRpICSuQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYS-4cwSQrw
>>48215320
And then to follow up.
LPs on Jungle Fashion Records. Ragga Jungle featuring the vocal talents of Top Cat, General Levy, Cutty Ranks and Poison Chang.
(JFCD001) [1994] Top Cat and General Levy - Rumble In The Jungle Volume One:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!ZQBXjbIY!J0XMaWQ8cNLRoodXwtxwYW71AZN0K6DGxms9SIXYEG0
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MNaRnuHhls
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zbgKfJ3ulKk
(JFCD002) [1995] Cutty Ranks and Poison Chang - Rumble In The Jungle Volume Two:
>Jungle
https://mega.co.nz/#!AMwkHDTJ!LJCbfh_VqArClyY2U_NXpl_rwaVOJsUTlmDogic-dIk
Samples:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9-pLuDSTbc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFc5UM6Ri0I
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kViFeqzm710
And then everything on Congo Natty, Mad Dem Records, JungleXpeditions and the two mix CDs on Killa Records. The shit on Big Cat Records is also good.
And, you know, Remarc. Obviously.
>>48215320
>>48215361
perfect
exactly what i was looking for
thanks a billion m8
posts like these remind me of why i still come to this place after all these years
>>48215404
same guy
one more thing
i'd definitely call myself somewhat of a jungle neophyte as well
any recs for regular jungle that isn't moving shadow, RAM, or metalheadz (i already have/am aware of the stuff on those labels)
>>48210248
meh
>>48215474
>regular jungle
I could be here all day m8. Link us some tracks to the sort of shit you want.
>>48210288
oh so thats why its out of stock.
mug
post tracks that fit this description.
>>48215474
Also listen to these (ignore the Metalheadz/RAM/Moving Shadow ones on there if you've heard them already): http://pastebin.com/xiQpkcCL
>>48215504
great post
>>48215514
ok i'll just list some of the stuff i have
most of the origin unknown stuff
most of photek's stuff
goldie obviously
the first platinum breakz comp
some moving shadow singles (like terrorist for example)
deepest cut vol 1 by omni trio
self evident truth... t power
sound murderer by remarc
black secret technology
probably some other stuff i'm forgetting but i'm obviously no expert here
really just looking for a good foundation and knowledge of the classics, whenever i start with genres i pretty much always start with the classics and then move from there
>>48215602
thanks as well m8
So yesterday I played some Industrial Hardcore @ a small underground party and I recorded it.
r8 & h8, m8.
http://www.mixcloud.com/DjGespenst/dj-set-distorsound-party/
>>48215682
u mad.
boring tunes. from bandwagoner. overrated label. record flipping the label.
reminder
>>48215775
hahahaha
>all i see is a brown abstract collection of squares and circles.
topkek
>>48215694
First of all there's these.
Breakbeat Hardcore/Jungle: http://www.mediafire.com/?i7a1b7dvgdgdx
Breakbeat Hardcore/Jungle/Drum & Bass: https://mega.co.nz/#F!FQohzYYA!elH7Myk0DPE9We-2DFtYyg
From these I'd check out the following labels:
Brain Records: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5X0jJZaQM1U
Ganja Records: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAaa6SJP1mo
Tearin Vinyl (essential): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GgDrr9fNA6U
Rewind Records: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jfcbk8BoAWs
Tom & Jerry (essential): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riuegh8HHCg
Hardleaders: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5WLvidFv5I
Kemet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7_ukgii0p4
No U-Turn (essential): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a5YvcPgqL0
There's a few things in there that started out as Breakbeat Hardcore and became Jungle over time, such as:
Lucky Spin Recordings: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HDWTQ1c71A
Dee Jay Recordings: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=prFk3bLlLMU
Suburban Base Records (words cannot describe how massive this label is): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNGddllF7AA
Reinforced Records and 4 Hero's stuff is also phenomenal, classic and essential all at once (Golgie owes his career to them).
I could go on but that's probably enough for a start.
>>48215722
Pretty banging m8, slightly 2hard4me but I tend to only listen to that sort of shit when I'm in the mood for it.
It also made me realise I haven't listened to anything from Enzyme or it's sub-labels for like 3 years now.
Thoughts on this?
>>48215744
looks like someone's too hip for LIES!
It's happening...
>>48215952
once again thanks man
i appreciate all the help
>>48216041
Apart from some K7 releases, nothing interesting coming from Enzyme since that time.
>>48216217
im not too hip for l.i.e.s
prick
get some other shit
i'm new to bleeps and djing so go easy... but just wondeing how djs deal with music of different tempos or would a dj set all be roughly the same tempo?
thanks!
>>48216279
i've got loads of other stuff... i'm just not too good for lies, sorry mate
>>48210248
Still waiting for mine from bleep
#post-service-anxiety
>>48216272
I guessed as much.
I've also only just realised I've had Genosha One Seven Five downloaded for ages but never listened to any of it. I'll probably end up liking it more than the main label since it's more breakbeat oreinted.
>>48216312
they lean on the record a bit to make it go slower. it needs practice to get it right.
>>48216503
i know you're trolling but also i know that you do that for small changes in tempo / tracks of roughly the same bpm
what i'm wondering is if djs do entire sets where its roughly in the same ball-park in terms of bpm or wether they play something at say 80bpm and then some stuff at 120bpm later in the set
>>48216415
175 have a few good tunes, esp their last EP.
>>48216575
i was just having a laugh.
i think it's usually similar bpm. dubstep or bassy inflected garage nights for example would all be around 130 - 140 bpm.
>>48216575
Really depends on the style and the set time.
Some DJ's will play at 125-135 for 6 hours straight (see Ben Klock & Marcel Dettmann), and some others like Sven Vath or Laurent Garnier like to start their long sets at a slower pace.
>>48217450
mmmm ghey
tried to make a head high type banger but where do i go from here
http://vocaroo.com/i/s0xDTNYwvJfy
>>48215543
it's just the same as placing any regular order tbh m8 except you get to choose when you get it delivered. redeye = best by a country mile
>>48213441
very late reply but no, i was implying that complex = hard to produce, not necessarily good. kassem mosse's untitled A1 on workshop 12 is incredibly simple with few elements to the track, but would be very hard to reproduce, and that's not just down to the fact that he uses a lot of hardware
What's the most expensive / valuable bleep record one could buy on Discogs?
Bleep-related: that Burial vs Massive Attack is the most expensive thing I've seen. Released 2011 with 1000 copies and the cheapest currently on sale is £190 and the most expensive is £396.71
ayy lmao
This. Its fucking awesome
Terre Taemlitz = God-tier
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xJ2LwssQIU
>>48220757
some first presses of Basic Channel/Chain Reaction (even a lot of their second hand CD's) can go for $1000+ easy.
>that day when LIES001 is the most valuable record in existence
>>48220852
Am I missing something here? Just looking at the first Basic Channel releases from the 90s and they're going for a fiver
>>48221092
A lot of those are re-presses.
>>48221193
I'm on the page for the 1993 releases and such, not the represses
>>48221193
>>48220852
nope, even the first presses of basic channel stuff never go for more than like £50ish.
from what i've seen, valuable /bleep/ records tend to be cheaper than in most other types of music
however you do get a few exceptions
this AFX promo has 2 copies for sale for £1000 and £7000 from different sellers
http://www.discogs.com/marketplace?release_id=160224
>>48221538
£150ish***, not £50ish
bvmp
>>48221538
>>48221241
Fine, I don't see any right now but I've seen them before.
And here is some of Chain Reaction's releases
>>48222318
Thanks for the screenshot!
Turns out discogs do lists for the most expensive sales of each month - who knew black metal was so expensive?
http://www.discogs.com/user/discogs/lists
What do you think of this album?
>>48222749
based on the cover it looks unlistenably shit, sorry
bleep is kill during american hours
hurr durr but we invented it
but why is it kill
>>48223110
a lot of events are stuff are happening this weekend, at least in ny
idk
Any /bleep/ approved nights in Southern Cali? I moved here just for the summer with some m8s
https://soundcloud.com/brokntoys/bt03-marco-bernardi-emotional
Electro/techno flex
>>48226000
music for short attention spans was good
I kind of wish there was a higher quality version of this video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lox2Ho-Dv9k
production thread
>>48229086
>>48229086
>>48229103
miss u wp666
