Living without music

[djfase]

Just wondering if anyone can go a day without listening to any music? Cant remember the last day i did.

[DJ Corbzy]

i cant either! :D

[Elle]

i get withdrawl symptoms and it makes me go funny :?

[K Front]

i cant either. its food for the mind

[djjaym]

cant even think about that happening ,i would be lost

[Spooney]

Ive tried and failed!! :lol:

[Paul Nisbet]

Music keeps my alter ego damien locked away till lunch.

My tunes in assosation with Shreddies. lol

[Esox Lucius]

no way, i can`t go long without listening to music, i get days when i feel like listening to a certain tape/cd

today i had the urge to listen to a laurent garnier cd from tribal gathering 93, yesterday it was a producer tape from strings of life.

[Addict]

Sometimes I have to listen to really uplifting stuff coz that's the sort of mood i'm in and then I go through a stage of evil music. Always listening though! I walk around work all day with my headphones on!

[wenna]

its a proven fact that 1 in 5 people cannot go a day without listening to music. personally i take my walkman with me whereever i go. i would be rude not to!

[Hakka.]

I love my music. It helps me through everything.

[Voorheez]

I know you guys are probably getting fed up with me droning on about going to Australia now, but whilst I was over there it was so hard to not be able to listen to the music I wanted to. I used to walk along the streets trying to sing Tuneboy - Housensation or Megaphone - HCMF, but it's just not the same (I looked like a nut too).

I certainly couldn'e live without ANY music

[Hakka.]

Nah mate what is Aussie land like for music? From what I hear they call it all techno and don't like it?

[Voorheez]

Yes, it's a curious thing, they even call house tunes techno. There is a fair sized (and growing) dance culture over there, but hard trance/ hardstyle is definitley at the bottom of the agenda. You hear old stuff on the radio like Darude - Sandstorm then realise that it's new to them, which is strange - even stranger was that Yakooza - Cocaine was really commercial over there and it was on widely played on all the radio stations!

I watched one tv programme where a guy was playing a set which was OK, his mixing was pretty shabby, but he was good at scratching. He played things like Warp Bros, Yakooza, RBA, etc, then all of a sudden dropped...
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Montell Jordan - This is How We Do It!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

In an interview afterwards he explained how most dj's aren't skilled enough to mix 'techno' and R'n'B!

[Addict]

That would have caused my brain to explode! or melt! Jesus, what did you do?

[DJCraig Ryan]

Yes, it's a curious thing, they even call house tunes techno. There is a fair sized (and growing) dance culture over there, but hard trance/ hardstyle is definitley at the bottom of the agenda. You hear old stuff on the radio like Darude - Sandstorm then realise that it's new to them, which is strange - even stranger was that Yakooza - Cocaine was really commercial over there and it was on widely played on all the radio stations!

I watched one tv programme where a guy was playing a set which was OK, his mixing was pretty shabby, but he was good at scratching. He played things like Warp Bros, Yakooza, RBA, etc, then all of a sudden dropped...
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Montell Jordan - This is How We Do It!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

In an interview afterwards he explained how most dj's aren't skilled enough to mix 'techno' and R'n'B!

That is ridiculous about the classic Yakooza tune. Can't believe it!!


I also can't go for one day without listening to me Trance Music!!