djwrecknyc

http://www.stuckonearth.com Doc Martin should be starting right about now. thats it im gone...

where's the CP meet going to be?

its final.. im going! ed rush, optical, matrix & j-majik!

more than three.. cant get enough of dnb dj krust kemal + rob data (aka konflict) nick blackmarket brockie concord dawn

dj krush dj shadow towa tei (pa)

you just missed him at downtime like two or three thursdays ago. i believe i posted something about it too.

you're actually going to be up here at a good time. there's alot going on btwn october and november. where will you be staying btw? or is your company going to shack you up at some hotel for two weeks.

:laugh:

too bad i have an early start on friday.

RBVs sound very tempting but ive been procrastinating over purchasing tickets too long so arc will have to do...

It was sometime back in Nov of '99 at Buzz (aka "Sting" at the time) for their first cryogenics party. Those days are well missed.

holy shit! :eek: i i just about wet myself.

few people have the whole actual set but its on there. slsk that is.

uh... im going to try my best to come but still doubt that itll be possible. on a side note, andy c is in town this month. is the camouflage crew responsible for this or is it direct drive?

"baby got back!" "yo dat shit iz tight son" "dat beat iz phat" "lemme sample dat shiet" "damn u bangin!" "thugged out g mofo" "gangsta 4life!" "nigga plz.."

10Sui vs. Meat Katie

DJ Marky vs. DJ Craze Marcus Intalex vs. Calibre Andy C vs. Grooverider Ed Rush vs. Optical Friction vs. Usual Suspects Decoder vs. Substance Digital vs. Dylan Storm vs. Bailey ....

i meant tuesday

downloading it now. thanks

once again, monday nights are a drag...

washington & 14th = meatpacking district

in more detail... in nearly every record agreement made since the 1960s, the contractual definition of "record" says a record is both an audio-only (cds, recorded cassettes, vinyl, etc) and audiovisual device (videocassettes, dvds, etc). eventhough such devices werent even invented in the 1960s, companies anticipated their development, not knowing what form they would take.

not much a fan of starbucks huh?

technically, in music lingo, "records" consists of all physical forms of recorded music.