this was posted by junglette @SubVee on her blog, and i’ve reposted it here in hope of furthering everyone’s musical education. it’s well worth listening to, giving you a great history lesson about how “Amen Brother” from The Winstons became the very cornerstone of a culture. it goes on to provide some great commentary on the problems that copyright and drm are now creating for those wishing to experiment with sampling
my life is still in beta
the slightly less serious blog of Dan Monsieurle, snippets to chronicle a life spent on the web
you should read the posts on drum n bass and feel free to ask me anything
These are posts I *like*
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SPOONFED ALL NIGHTER!
As everyone has Good Friday off work we are staying open till 5am for the most diverse Spoonfed so far.
Spoonfed is Nu:tone, Commix and Logistics night based in Cambridge where they play alongside guest DJs of their choosing. It takes place in The Fez - a small 350 capacity venue with a sickeningly good soundsystem providing an electric ‘house party’ atmosphere and an opportunity to see the genre’s biggest names in an intimate setting. Get tickets early as this will sell out way ahead! -
Come on 2015.
(via aar0n)
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Twitter: The Criterion Collection (via Urlesque)
Thank god everyone chose the really funny ones.
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Kitten rockin out
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The Death Of Comments
Blog comments are dying off. This isn’t sad, it’s a natural evolution.
Many of my favourite bloggers, and people, have been...
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