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n e one got n e mixes by this phatty =D
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I have an old one...


lemme find the link 4 U

goth trad clear spot set:

http://www.lo-la.co.uk/2007/01/12/goth- ... tember-06/

werd

more recent sets by him on hatcha and crazyd kissfm set and boomnoise and poax 19th sep:
http://barefiles.com/download.php?id=2013
http://archive.subfm.com/index.php?o=2& ... =boomnoise

faiya!

Saw him in Tokyo a few weeks back with a live drummer, ie he was up to his usual tricks on the fx or ableton or whatever he's got but with no drums in the tracks and his mate was playing all the beats on a full kit. Sounded really great, seemed really well rehearsed, drums worked really well. GT was effecting the snares n shit too. Sick.

jahtao wrote:Saw him in Tokyo a few weeks back with a live drummer, ie he was up to his usual tricks on the fx or ableton or whatever he's got but with no drums in the tracks and his mate was playing all the beats on a full kit. Sounded really great, seemed really well rehearsed, drums worked really well. GT was effecting the snares n shit too. Sick.

sounds fukin well gud, not seen ne dubsteo with live drums or even heard of n e one dooin it
yr i think he duz use ableton to play live, wikid program
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n thanx 4 them mixes

is that you in your pic half naked? just had to ask...

Eliah wrote:sounds fukin well gud, not seen ne dubsteo with live drums or even heard of n e one dooin it

come to nz and check tiki taane's live band (ex-salmonella dub) - pushin things forward... dubstep with live drumz, bass, mpc, rhodes, sax, strings, vocals ... too much!

tempest wrote:is that you in your pic half naked? just had to ask...

im not sure. she wont add me as a friend so that i may oogle over her boogliewooglies.

his show with hatcha and crazy was ill

nesslei wrote:

Eliah wrote:sounds fukin well gud, not seen ne dubsteo with live drums or even heard of n e one dooin it

come to nz and check tiki taane's live band (ex-salmonella dub) - pushin things forward... dubstep with live drumz, bass, mpc, rhodes, sax, strings, vocals ... too much!

i met this lovely lass, and we got talking about those guys salmonella dub, now i always have something to talk to kiwi's about other then LOTR and rugby, big her up and the fun we had.

ha yer it is me
...wont add u as a friend??


nz..ha long way to travel
lets here sum stuff

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nevermind

Eliah wrote:ha yer it is me
...wont add u as a friend??


nz..ha long way to travel
lets here sum stuff

xx

oh that was "as of yesterday" luckily things change every day. oh, and ... i love you. .... .......

*Grand* wrote:i met this lovely lass, and we got talking about those guys salmonella dub, now i always have something to talk to kiwi's about other then LOTR and rugby, big her up and the fun we had.

fat freddy's drop (mala did that sick remix) are another new zealand dub group

oh and listening to that hatcha/goth trad mix on kiss...and theres ADVERTS??! argh

badger wrote:

*Grand* wrote:i met this lovely lass, and we got talking about those guys salmonella dub, now i always have something to talk to kiwi's about other then LOTR and rugby, big her up and the fun we had.

fat freddy's drop (mala did that sick remix) are another new zealand dub group

they're incredible.

yeah theyre are. i still play that remix all the time, its probably my favourite dubstep tune. my vinyls getting proper fucked, need a new one but nowhere has them in stock

badger wrote:fat freddy's drop

Yeah their album's well worth checking out if you ask me, even if you're not immediately thrilled with it. All the songs have strange arrangements and intros, more tangental than anything else, not in a way that feels overtly innovative or explicitly clever (and i don't mean that in a bad way) - its just got this refreshing 'why not' sort of vibe.

When you combine that with the fact all the track names seem to bare no resemblance to the lyrics and make no attempt to describe or match the songs (in my view), you can get totally lost in this album. Many times I've found myself trying to listen to just one song that i liked and listened to the whole album trying to find it, or maybe listened to three songs by accident because i thought they were going to turn into the one I was looking for, but never being disappointed or frustrated by this experience, instead just re-discovering other parts of other songs. A unique experience for me, and a very unique album because of all this, perhaps only in this way but a little bit special none the less.

And oh yeah, the first track is great as an alarm clock mp3! When's the second joint out?