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From their origins in the flashy glitz of Las Vegas to their present home in the blazing limelight of Los Angeles, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland of The Crystal Method know a thing or two about living large. Today, they're international jet-setters, staking their claim on arena stages the world over with their in-your-face performances and DJ sets. Simply put: They're rock stars of electronic music. They make music like rock stars, too-literally. Incorporating edgy electric guitar riffs and rapid-fire percussion barrages with quaking basslines and breakbeats, the Method men have created a dance music fusion that can only be termed their own. Their latest concoction, the red-line big-room stormer "Born Too Slow" (featuring the vocals of former Kyuss frontman John Garcia) is already seeing spins on an international scale thanks to support by DJs across the globe. The single is also the first offering from Legion of Boom, The Crystal Method's latest CD in a series of well-received original releases that includes the artist albums Vegas and Tweekend as well as the mixed compilation Community Service. But what drives The Crystal Method? Is it the creative desire to make music? Or is it a more ideological push to advance music? How did Jordan and Kirkland come to join forces in the studio with artists as diverse as Mark Slaughter and Milla Jovovich? And how do the Method men describe their own evolution behind the soundboard? Log on. Tune in. Listen up. On Wednesday, April 14, at 9pm The Crystal Method joins THE REVOLUTION. For more information on The Crystal Method, please visit: http://www.thecrystalmethod.com For all Revolution Archives please visit: http://www.metromixradio.com/therevolution/ The Revolution is Sponsored By http://freedompartynyc.com

From their origins in the flashy glitz of Las Vegas to their present home in the blazing limelight of Los Angeles, Ken Jordan and Scott Kirkland of The Crystal Method know a thing or two about living large. Today, they're international jet-setters, staking their claim on arena stages the world over with their in-your-face performances and DJ sets. Simply put: They're rock stars of electronic music. They make music like rock stars, too-literally. Incorporating edgy electric guitar riffs and rapid-fire percussion barrages with quaking basslines and breakbeats, the Method men have created a dance music fusion that can only be termed their own. Their latest concoction, the red-line big-room stormer "Born Too Slow" (featuring the vocals of former Kyuss frontman John Garcia) is already seeing spins on an international scale thanks to support by DJs across the globe. The single is also the first offering from Legion of Boom, The Crystal Method's latest CD in a series of well-received original releases that includes the artist albums Vegas and Tweekend as well as the mixed compilation Community Service. But what drives The Crystal Method? Is it the creative desire to make music? Or is it a more ideological push to advance music? How did Jordan and Kirkland come to join forces in the studio with artists as diverse as Mark Slaughter and Milla Jovovich? And how do the Method men describe their own evolution behind the soundboard? Log on. Tune in. Listen up. On Wednesday, April 14, at 9pm The Crystal Method joins THE REVOLUTION. For more information on The Crystal Method, please visit: http://www.thecrystalmethod.com For all Revolution Archives please visit: http://www.metromixradio.com/therevolution/ The Revolution is Sponsored By http://freedompartynyc.com

what specifically do you want to know?

Black is the New Carbon... that's it. Thanks for your help guys.

oh wait... Black is the new Exit2?

black is the new exit?

Nark....

Wow, why didn't I think of this... ha ha!

It's all about Luv Dancin "you got me luv dancin"... dasss old school.

true. tune in below.

You'll have to tune into KTU for that sorry... we play "music" at Metro Mix Radio.

Show starts at 2pm (est) today. You can also catch it this friday @ 8pm (est). Peace out.

Just a friendly reminder, show starts at 2pm (est) today. You can also catch it this friday @ 8pm (est). Peace out.

yeah, "George Michael-Amazing" Full Intention Club mix It's in a live recorded set which is currently in rotation by Remy J. Global Groovement 3.4.4 Hope this helps

all of our rotation mixes are required to have tracklistings with the exception of recorded live sets. This following is our current mix rotation. Click any mix name to view all details including tracklistings. http://www.metromixradio.com/rotation.asp As well, we store all information on previous rotation mixes indefinately so you can check out any "mixes" section of any resident dj for other mixes and tracklistings. Also, you can check rotation forum on our message board for all current and previous mixes and tracklistings.. http://www.metromixradio.com/forum/forums/forum-view.asp?fid=22

cd's sound great!

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you can get them here: http://www.metromixradio.com/forum/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=3502&posts=2

definately don't make tracks like this anymore...

naaaa this shit is SICK! So RIP IT.

someone swallowed a bitter little pill...