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I'm inviting myself. Qwest.

I've got them hidden so I never really paid attention to them. Qwest.

I love it. As you could imagine the RIAA are not the friends of Metro Mix. QWest.

there ya go. there I go. Qwest.

well over a 100, time to delete. Thanks for the heads up adriennektu. Qwest.

still haven't met this cat... it's time. Qwest.

I look forward to it Kirk. I have heard you're a man of your word.... Qwest.

The tracks are made for djs to play so I can see how this could happen. Educating people is key, we do our very best at mmradio to provide our listeners and visitors with information on every mix they hear so they can identify the type of music, the producers, and the remix artist. Knowledge is power. Qwest.

It's not about how big you are or how big you may think you are, it's about delivering the music to the masses and being a part of the fastest growing online radio station and dance music community in the tri-state area and north east for that matter. Qwest.

Djs such as Victor Dinaire, MacGuyver, The Riddler, Mike Rizzo, Andrew Mendez, Denny Tsettos, Eddie Baez, and Jason Ojeda all participate... Metro Mix is about "The Best known and un-discovered djs in the greater tri-state area. We don't have them all yet, but we will eventually. and how is Kirk "To big of a dj" for additional exposure? Thanks. Qwest.

If you think that's all that's involved you're mistaken. I suppose your theory could also be applied to the hip-hop producers as well... Qwest.

And to Kirk, we've extended a number of invitations for you to be a part of mmradio, giving you the opportunity to showcase your music to those who otherwise wouldn't have the chance to hear you and for those faithful fans who have. You wouldn't have to compromise your style. The offer still stands... Christopher Saylor President/Founder MetroMixRadio.com csaylor@metromixradio.com

Wakeup, You can help, hit me off with your contact information djqwest@metromixradio.com Qwest.

I'd realize real quick that I'm out of that joint if I heard hip-hop. I would also have a different opinion of Kirk if I experienced that while he was playing. Qwest.

I was simply answering your question. I have no experience in running a music television network. Qwest.

I personally don't need to "realize" anything. I've heard Kirk at Hunka bunka for instance... I can't recall hearing him drop any hip-hop during his sets while I was there. So, if I was at Surf club coming to here him as I did at Hunka Bunka and I heard him drop hip-hop... I'd be abit taken back by that. Qwest.

With that said, there are plenty of djs in Jersey pleasing their crowds without dropping hip-hip or any other genre outside of their normal sets. Qwest.

Because Hip-Hop has MTV and other music networks television stations whoring it! Qwest.

Yeah Baby!...

Keep on keepin on brotha.... Qwest.

The statement below goes for the dj as well in my opinion... Reputation and integrity should be a motivating factor in everything you do. If you're a club dj specializing in dance music, you should never have to agree to playing hip-hop to modivate a crowd. If you do, it's not the place for you. Qwest.

This is true, there is plenty of quality tracks available and the music is once again changing and in my opinion... for the better. I'll address all the political bullshit in this post at a later time. Qwest

He's sick. Poin Blank. You can leave your comments and feedback here: http://www.metromixradio.com/forum/thread-view.asp?threadid=421&posts=1 Qwest.

Thanks a bunch. Qwest.