rudeboyyouth

Is the cd bootleg, or it is actually under a label? ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Just hope that it's only air, and not debris. I've wanted to do that before though. I couldn't imagine what it would be like. If I had to fart, I would tell her to stop because I felt sick, or tell her that I had to take a shit perhaps. I would then get it out of my system. I wouldn't be able to enjoy head if I really had some gastric shit going on inside of me. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)" [This message has been edited by rudeboyyouth (edited 05-14-2001).]

The Beginning: by Xavier Jacome Raise your Glowstix: by Josh Collins Ezekial 25:17: Josh Collins Magnetic Groove: 68 beats Kult of Krameria: Voodoo Drums Club 69: Muscles (R&G rmx) The Chocolate Track: Whachamacalit Guided by the Beat: Bushmen Partyalarm: Aquagen Versus: Tomcraft Vs. Sunbeam Mission: Tomcraft Ihr Seid So Leise: Aquagen Phatt Bass: Aquagen vs. Warp Brothers Melt to the Ocean: Cosmic Gate Fire Wire: Cosmic Gate The Drums: Cosmic Gate Mental Atmosphere: Cosmic Gate The Buildup: Razor & Guido Women Beat Their Men: Junior Cartier Deep Kemical: Madam x vs. Benny Maze Warp Brothers: We Will Survive The Future: Future Primitive Lightning: Future Primitive Open your Mind: Future Primitive Darkside: Future Primitive Music Makers: Future Primitive Missing you: Kim English (Ojeda/Mindtrap rmx) Take your Shirts off: Johhny Vicious Moments (in love): Myndy K (JV rmx) I'm in love: Veronica (JV) Let's Go all the way: React (JV) Exploration of Space: Cosmic Gate Ride the Trip: Plasmic Honey Boris & Beck: Be strong In the Midnight Hour: (Jonathan Peters Mix) Let the Music Play: Junior's circuit mix 321 feirn: Aquagen ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

I can't accept that. There are many.....show yourselves at once. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

I want a real woman that will: Suck my cock after I have fucked her up the ass......unprotected, of course. And if she allows semenal spillage in her mouth, thats definetly a plus. Every so often, lift up my cock and place her nose between by balls....and just sniff for a while. Very sweet gesture on her part. Let me lick her asshole out then kiss her deeply. Let me rub her asshole while I am fucking her, then dab a smudge on her cheek for good luck. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Junior and Plasmic Honey both did remixes of this song. So did Hex Hector. There is a single called, "Shannon, The Lost mixes" that is easily available. You will find Junior's remixes, Plasmic Honey's remix, Hex's remix, and Jonathan Peter's remix of "Give me Tonight." ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Night at the Opera is a good song. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

VIPER? There was no one character named Viper. There were foot soldiers known as vipers, and from that idea stemmed several other variations of vipers (i.e. techno vipers, strato vipers, etc). The Dreadknocks consisted of Buzzer, Torch, Ripper, MonkeyWrench, Thrasher, Zartan, Zarana, Zanzibar, and in the latter stage, Road Pig. That cartoon was phat, and no cartoon can come close to it, other than the original Transformers series, or maybe some of the old marvel series (i.e. Spiderman and his Amazing Friend, the Incredible Hulk,etc.). My favorite character on G.I.Joe however, would have to be Serpentor. Although he bullied Cobra Commander out of a long run as leader, he was ruthless, and brought Cobra to new heights under his leadership. One thing I always found humorous on that show however, was their rendition of Sgt. Slaughter. They animated him as this tall, slim, ripped son of a bitch who was all solid muscle, when in actuality, he was a fat ball of lard who looked nothing like the animated form of himself. That series was off the meter. After 1990, it went downhill. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Tetris is definetly a good song. Derb is off the fucking meter, and I also find myself getting very sick of it already. Not because of the radio play or the play it receives in New York night clubs, but because of the play it receives in my cd player. One song that will always be the king of played out songs is SM Trax's "Got the Groove." Not only is it played out, but it's the most stupid, tasteless, simple fucking house song I've ever heard. I don't understand how that song became such a hit. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

He got fired? Damn, that sucks. Why did this happen? ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Biggedy fucking Bump ....... ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

This song was out around the summer of 1999. It has a sample of an evil voice throughout it going "Just kill it, kill it, kill it, kill it." Then after a little bit, the beat stops shortly and this really evil demon-like voice comes on and says "It's Time...." Then the beat drops again and a sick tune accompanies it. It's a weak description, but if anyone can identify the name of the song and where I could possibly find it, I would appreciate it. Thanks. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

The Voice in that song by Aquagen, which is "You are so Quiet," sounds really weak. The German version of that song, "Ihr Seid So Leise" is much better; the voice is deeper and it adds to the quality of the song. What is said in "You are so Quiet" is phat, but the voice kills it. It sounds like some gay drunkard fucking around on the microphone. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

So far, it seems like Derb. Regardless of how much that song is played, it is fucking evil. It gets me open. When I hear it I can feel a sick fucking summer steadily approaching. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

I'm guessing the hip hop remix that was done of Capleton's "Tour." ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

"The Chocolate Track" has to be the one song that will always drag that animosity out of me. Other contenders would have to be Aquagen's "Partyalarm," Josh Collins's "Ezekial 25:17," Future Primitive's "Lightning," Bushmen's "Guided by the Beat," Junior Cartier's "Women beat their Men," and Razor n Guido's remix of Club 69's "Muscles." ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

That's a very interesting opinion of yours. It's a good thing your Sound Factory days are over; now you can continue to look back on it without disturbing others. As for your "past-life" of obsessing about theme parties and going out of your mind trying to attain every single track, well.......to each their own, regardless of how stupid. The parties on Saturday continue to be hot, continue to draw a sick crowd, continue to play sick music, and continue to have a very good dj spinning. Peters deserves respect, and that is without question. Those who choose to obsess about him, and even more strange, choose to look back on a history when they did, can enjoy doing so. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

CPI is definetly off the meter every summer. Was the recent party the usual pre-opening 18 and over party that is done? I tried it out last year and it was fucking retarded; the crowd didn't resemble any of the usuals, and I didn't see any familiar faces. The club always did close too early. Freedom afterhours used to be off the wall in the Hamptons; DJ Rob James kept the crowd moving until the early afternoon hours. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Sound Factory was definetly good last night. I had an awesome time; one of the best times I've had in a long time, in fact. The vibe, the music, and the crowd were all beautiful. A very good feeling overall. The basement was off the meter as well; good mixture of old and new shit, and the breakdancers were SICK as usual. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

I think the reason for him spinning at Exit has alot to do with the promoters. The same promoters used to work with him when he spun out in Queens and Hempstead. The party was at Metropolis, then they moved it to a shitty part time club out in Hempstead that was called "Phenomenon." After that, they took the party back to Metropolis, then to Sound Factory very briefly, then over to Exit. I was surprised to find out he was spinning at Exit, considering the popularity, scale, etc. of the club. But he's not a bad dj; he spins some hard shit; it's not always on point, but he isn't the worst. He's a mainfloor dj and for a mainfloor that happens to be the size of Exit's, a dj who spins nothing but pounding beats is needed. Nothing else is going to get a crowd like that moving. A chance was taken with giving Draper that Friday night spot, and it worked out well. I doubt that any dj could get that crowd moving; he draws somewhat of a following there, since the crowd has grown accustomed to what he spins. It's not really a club that caters to "musical appreciators" who focus on the quality and originality of House music. It appeals to a younger crowd that likes to go out and have a good time. The club is humungous, you can be in so many different rooms, it's beautiful, in the summer when the roof is open it's gorgeous. Alot of people go there for the overall beauty of the club; the music is a part of that as well. Draper isn't a bad dj though, and he seems to work well with the friday night crowd. Those who despise the younger crowd and the "tasteless" house, you have your saturday night parties where the music is a bit more diversified and qualitative at Factory, Exit, Twilo, etc. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Do you ever notice a woman who appears to be in either her mid-late 50's or early 60's, and has a face that is really wrinkled? Yet, she is wearing stockings, and for some reason, her legs seem young, shapely, and beautiful. I always find it strange. I suppose the spider veins become more evident when the stockings are removed. ------------------ "I hate explanations that are explanatory of something already explained. (Abraham Lincoln)"

Crime and Punishment is definetly a good book. I like Doestoyevsky's writing alot; "The Idiot," and "Memoirs from the House of the dead" are really good. Memoirs describes what Dostoyevsky's imprisonment in Siberia was supposedly like. Very good book.

Little kids? Are they doing that once a year 18 and over party shit? If anyone knows if they are abandoning their age policy for that night, please let me know. There are some real fucking faggots in that place when it's a younger crowd. I made the mistake of going to the early opening last year, and it was 18 and over. Nothing but a bunch of fucking faggots with premature beer muscles. Stupid shit, indeed.

At least she finally showed her legs for once. I get sick of seeing her in those stupid workout pants.

Without a doubt, it would have to be cumming in my girl's asshole, without protection. I love it.