07-11-2010 Blighty - Reaching Out 021

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And to add to what Polar just said, many of us (?) also immediately search out and DL tracks we haven't heard before, so it's nice to get the names right away. :) :friends:

I never remember to go back later and check so it's gone. :mask:
 
:: I never understood the use of waiting ::

Young Free said:
And to add to what Polar just said, many of us (?) also immediately search out and DL tracks we haven't heard before, so it's nice to get the names right away. :) :friends:

I never remember to go back later and check so it's gone. :mask:
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Well, I simply don't know what's going on in the heads of those DJ's who put a tracklist after the set is over :hmmm: I really don't know ... Was thinking the behaviour over yesterday. The radio practice of the 1910's - 1920's came to my mind: of what I read about it. Lateron, with the introduction of TV in the 1950's, similar behaviour existed:

Hours beforehand, people gathered in their houses. People got to family, friends & neighbours, whoever was the proud owner of a radio (later: TV). Sitting and discussing, awaiting the next broadcast to be.
After the actual brodcast, people talked the heard & seen topics over: hours lateron, days lateron !

This is 2010. We live fast :bumpit: Here's non-stop music, 24/24h. I'm not devoted to a single DJ. I'm devoted to a music style. That makes a difference. There is so incredible much choise of material to choose from !

When I present a tracklist myself, I never let the listeners wait :cap:


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Well said, Polar! :friends:

making progress on my server project btw :):):):) this thing kicks serious ass! :megacrazy:
 
danmark_ori said:
Well, I simply don't know what's going on in the heads of those DJ's who put a tracklist after the set is over :hmmm: I really don't know ... Was thinking the behaviour over yesterday. The radio practice of the 1910's - 1920's came to my mind: of what I read about it. Lateron, with the introduction of TV in the 1950's, similar behaviour existed:

Hours beforehand, people gathered in their houses. People got to family, friends & neighbours, whoever was the proud owner of a radio (later: TV). Sitting and discussing, awaiting the next broadcast to be.
After the actual brodcast, people talked the heard & seen topics over: hours lateron, days lateron !

This is 2010. We live fast :bumpit: Here's non-stop music, 24/24h. I'm not devoted to a single DJ. I'm devoted to a music style. That makes a difference. There is so incredible much choise of material to choose from !

When I present a tracklist myself, I never let the listeners wait :cap:

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Right :) :music:
 
danmark_ori said:
Well, I simply don't know what's going on in the heads of those DJ's who put a tracklist after the set is over :hmmm: I really don't know ... Was thinking the behaviour over yesterday. The radio practice of the 1910's - 1920's came to my mind: of what I read about it. Lateron, with the introduction of TV in the 1950's, similar behaviour existed:

Hours beforehand, people gathered in their houses. People got to family, friends & neighbours, whoever was the proud owner of a radio (later: TV). Sitting and discussing, awaiting the next broadcast to be.
After the actual brodcast, people talked the heard & seen topics over: hours lateron, days lateron !

This is 2010. We live fast :bumpit: Here's non-stop music, 24/24h. I'm not devoted to a single DJ. I'm devoted to a music style. That makes a difference. There is so incredible much choise of material to choose from !

When I present a tracklist myself, I never let the listeners wait :cap:


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:iagree:

:good:
 
 
1123 IT Geniuses Listening!!

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Not really sure why everybody is so in love with this old thrillseekers tune. The original may have been fine in its day but this remix in my opinion does little for it.
 
1190 Listeners ~ Loving the current beat ! ~ Blighty - Reaching Out 021 on AH.FM

SUNNY TOMORROW said:
Not really sure why everybody is so in love with this old thrillseekers tune. The original may have been fine in its day but this remix in my opinion does little for it.
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Real Name: Marc de Schaepmeester


Aliases: Marc de Schaepmeester, Marc S, Marcus Garcia
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Marc Simz - Forbidden City

Label: In Trance We Trust
Catalog#: ITWT 494-0
Format: 2 x File, MP3, 320 kbps
Country: Netherlands
Released: 04 Oct 2010
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance



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danmark_ori said:
:lol:IT Genius - you're lucky ! :grinning:


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well maybe not genius...I learn by trial and error. I just learned about something now by poking around under Disc Management and it worked. :lol::lol:
 
comparing: 2 times 2

SUNNY TOMORROW said:
Not really sure why everybody is so in love with this old thrillseekers tune. The original may have been fine in its day but this remix in my opinion does little for it.
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:dancing: :w00t: Dustin Zahn - Stranger to Stability (Len Faki Podium Mix) comes to my mind, of course. Similar, or at least: a comparablb beat. Hence, in this case, to me, there's at least some cool wey of artist's creativity. I am fond on both tracks :super:


:hmmm: Why do we have a Forum after all ? :dance: :rave:

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