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funk0ar

Member
Shaneus said:
Which file has Hustler in it? I'm at work so can't really go through any of the stuff.

BTW, is that the AVH remix? If so, you are godly for bringing that track back!



In other news: DIM played at my local on Sunday night. About A HUNDRED FUCKING PEOPLE showed up... pathetic. Played some pretty decent shit, though, including:

Danse en France (DIM remix)
Is You
Disco Sirens (DIM remix)
Mr. Oizo - Positif
Worry About It Later (Switch remix)

...yet, didn't play his remix of My People. A track by an Australian band WHILE HE WAS IN AUSTRALIA. Go figure. Either way, still good to hear something different, though.

But I reckon I could do better ;)
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Sounds like he's just been playing the same set. I saw him at boys noize last week and then and the after party, and he played pretty much the same set hahaha. D.I.M was pretty good. Boys noize was pretty awesome too!
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
The first of my LIVE mp3's is UP! :D

Prodigy Vs. Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girls (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55135711f2d0d8f5/

DECK'ARD said:
DECK'ARD = DIGITAL DJ

2 x Pioneer CDJ400's
1 x Korg Kaoss KM-202 Mixer (aka the 'Jesus Mixer')
2 x 8GB Memory Sticks (around 1000 mp3's on each, no CD's/vinyl/laptop are used)
1 x Sony ICD-UX71aS MP3 Digital Recorder

This was recorded live @ ibar, with no editing and all Kaoss effects were performed in realtime, mid-set.

The full set is 5 hours 27 minutes and 111 (count 'em!) tracks long, it includes:

Simian Mobile Disco, Daft Punk, John B, Prodigy, Robots In Disguise!, Treasure Fingers, Fake Blood, SPYPER, Lock N Load, Fischerspooner, Ladytron, Utah Saints, Goose, Waldorf, Snap!, Planet Funk, Chemical Brothers, Boy 8-Bit, Benny Benassi, Soulwax ...

Track #4 was RELLIK, the first play ANYWHERE in the WORLD of ADAM SKY (aka ADAMSKI)'s remake of the best electronic track of the 90' > KILLER! :D

ENJOI! \(^_^)/

> DECK'ARD
ibar, discover stuff // www.ibar.com // ibarmusic.blogspot.com // hypem.com/ibar // youtube.com/user/ibartv
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http://ibarmusic.blogspot.com/2009/02/tons-of-deckard-mp3s-from-requiem-for.html

... the rest are uploading as we speak!
 
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Shaneus

Member
funk0ar said:
Sounds like he's just been playing the same set. I saw him at boys noize last week and then and the after party, and he played pretty much the same set hahaha. D.I.M was pretty good. Boys noize was pretty awesome too!
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Shame. This is why I FUCKING HATE sequencers for "live" gigs. DJs get lazy.
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
I do agree though.

Ableton Live has a bit of an ironic name if you use it in the wrong way for a live set ...

Personally, I prefer the old-school 2 decks + a mixer set-up =)
 
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Shaneus

Member
Nash said:
I don't!

With a Kaoss Mixer no 2 sets will EVER be the same ... ;)
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The Kaoss Mixer isn't a sequencer, though ;)

Although, I have no problem with a "DJ" who can put together a set that's relatively different each time using a sequencer like Ableton or Acid Pro. Just look at what Daft Punk did at each of their shows... essentially the same, yet still different enough to keep you intrigued.

Which is why, whenever I'm knocking up a mix for my site (www.shaneus.com) I *always* do live mixes and never use anything pre-programmed. Sure, it might not sound as clean as a computer screen that's been fawned over for hours to get everything perfect, but damnit, it's honest. And you know what you're getting when you see me play without a computer screen.

Otherwise, I might as well just be using Windows Media Player to play a .WAV I knocked up earlier in the day, without any feedback from the audience (which is what I consider *critical* to putting together a stellar set).

Excuse the rambling, but it's something I'm intensely passionate about. Nothing shits me more than a DJ who becomes lazy and stops being creative.
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Shaneus said:
The Kaoss Mixer isn't a sequencer, though ;)

Although, I have no problem with a "DJ" who can put together a set that's relatively different each time using a sequencer like Ableton or Acid Pro. Just look at what Daft Punk did at each of their shows... essentially the same, yet still different enough to keep you intrigued.

Which is why, whenever I'm knocking up a mix for my site (www.shaneus.com) I *always* do live mixes and never use anything pre-programmed. Sure, it might not sound as clean as a computer screen that's been fawned over for hours to get everything perfect, but damnit, it's honest. And you know what you're getting when you see me play without a computer screen.

Otherwise, I might as well just be using Windows Media Player to play a .WAV I knocked up earlier in the day, without any feedback from the audience (which is what I consider *critical* to putting together a stellar set).

Excuse the rambling, but it's something I'm intensely passionate about. Nothing shits me more than a DJ who becomes lazy and stops being creative.
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I agree competely, which I've ignored everyone who told me to just use Ableton.

Being able to respond instantly to the music (and the crowd) as you 'feel' it takes a set to a whole new level.

I wouldn't be anywhere NEAR as proud of my Requiem For A Dream set with it's shitloads of Kaoss effects if I'd been slaving over it for a month, rather than doing it off-the-cuff on the night.

... and it probably wouldn't have sounded anywhere as good (or as creative) if I'd taken that approach =)
 
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joelseph

Member
I would rather not hear a live set where the DJ simply plays entire tracks end-to-end. You have to be able to create something new and different, not a playlist of your favorite tracks.
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
joelseph said:
I would rather not hear a live set where the DJ simply plays entire tracks end-to-end. You have to be able to create something new and different, not a playlist of your favorite tracks.
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You should like my Requiem For A Dream set then ...

;)
 
Kccitystar

Kccitystar

Member
Shaneus said:
The Kaoss Mixer isn't a sequencer, though ;)

Although, I have no problem with a "DJ" who can put together a set that's relatively different each time using a sequencer like Ableton or Acid Pro. Just look at what Daft Punk did at each of their shows... essentially the same, yet still different enough to keep you intrigued.

Which is why, whenever I'm knocking up a mix for my site (www.shaneus.com) I *always* do live mixes and never use anything pre-programmed. Sure, it might not sound as clean as a computer screen that's been fawned over for hours to get everything perfect, but damnit, it's honest. And you know what you're getting when you see me play without a computer screen.

Otherwise, I might as well just be using Windows Media Player to play a .WAV I knocked up earlier in the day, without any feedback from the audience (which is what I consider *critical* to putting together a stellar set).

Excuse the rambling, but it's something I'm intensely passionate about. Nothing shits me more than a DJ who becomes lazy and stops being creative.
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So from what I've read here, you don't like DJs who have a set playlist? I mean, I have a set playlist, but since I always carry my library with me, which allows me to improvise within the set list on the fly, I seem to ALWAYS deviate. Usually when I do gigs, I'll have about an hour or two to just mix some music, but by the end of the night my playlist is completely not what I had at the beginning, although the genre remains the same (Electro/House/Disco House). Plus, if you have good track selections and manage to drop the right songs at the right time, that's all that matters. If you have good taste, you can highlight great tracks from pop music on down to a white label test pressing of a record no one else has.

To me, 90% of DJing is:

1) track selection
2) track order
3) reading the crowd to choose 1 and 2

What I do usually is follow a few requests and play similar music for a while and then gradually fall back at what I want to play. It never fails. The only problem I hate when you're a DJ is when you have a gig or throw a live set somewhere and you get all of these jackasses requesting songs that just do not mesh well, or they have some sort of "insider" song that just kills the entire floor.
 
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djtiesto

is beloved, despite what anyone might say
Kccitystar said:
So from what I've read here, you don't like DJs who have a set playlist? I mean, I have a set playlist, but since I always carry my library with me, which allows me to improvise within the set list on the fly, I seem to ALWAYS deviate. Usually when I do gigs, I'll have about an hour or two to just mix some music, but by the end of the night my playlist is completely not what I had at the beginning, although the genre remains the same (Electro/House/Disco House). Plus, if you have good track selections and manage to drop the right songs at the right time, that's all that matters. If you have good taste, you can highlight great tracks from pop music on down to a white label test pressing of a record no one else has.

To me, 90% of DJing is:

1) track selection
2) track order
3) reading the crowd to choose 1 and 2

What I do usually is follow a few requests and play similar music for a while and then gradually fall back at what I want to play. It never fails. The only problem I hate when you're a DJ is when you have a gig or throw a live set somewhere and you get all of these jackasses requesting songs that just do not mesh well, or they have some sort of "insider" song that just kills the entire floor.
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Hmm... what about the beatmatching? Maybe it's because some of my first DJ mixes I've ever listened to were the extremely tightly-mixed Sasha and Digweed albums - intricate, subtle progressive where mixes were held for 2+ minutes at a time - but effective and smooth transitions are very important... nothing quite pulls me out of the moment then when I hear clanging or trainwrecking.

I usually play for friends and they only really want to hear the house or trance... I sometimes start off with a bit of minimal/tech-house and I get yelled at for 'dragging on'. Then I'll play some of the more commercial house and people seem to love that.
 
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boredofcanada

Member
smoke a spliff to this shit

here is a ton of rob hall dj mixes.....he used to be in autechre and currently runs the SKAM label, and is also one part of gescom.

styles range from classic idm to techno to electro to more experimental stuff.....it's just crazy awesome music....

http://www.reloadonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1039

i have had them all on rotate in my ipod since september and i am still finding great tracks....flawlessly mixed too...
 
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Shaneus

Member
Kccitystar said:
So from what I've read here, you don't like DJs who have a set playlist? I mean, I have a set playlist, but since I always carry my library with me, which allows me to improvise within the set list on the fly, I seem to ALWAYS deviate. Usually when I do gigs, I'll have about an hour or two to just mix some music, but by the end of the night my playlist is completely not what I had at the beginning, although the genre remains the same (Electro/House/Disco House). Plus, if you have good track selections and manage to drop the right songs at the right time, that's all that matters. If you have good taste, you can highlight great tracks from pop music on down to a white label test pressing of a record no one else has.

To me, 90% of DJing is:

1) track selection
2) track order
3) reading the crowd to choose 1 and 2

What I do usually is follow a few requests and play similar music for a while and then gradually fall back at what I want to play. It never fails. The only problem I hate when you're a DJ is when you have a gig or throw a live set somewhere and you get all of these jackasses requesting songs that just do not mesh well, or they have some sort of "insider" song that just kills the entire floor.
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I don't have a problem with DJs who have guidelines as to what they play (in fact, that's what I prefer if it's regular)... if it's a residency, obviously the crowd has favourites that the DJ would be stupid NOT to play. But when you see a guest/big-name/one-off DJ play, uses Ableton and plays EXACTLY the same set everywhere he goes... that's what shits me off. Might as well have just downloaded a set rip or an Essential Mix for that's about as "live" as you get.

But yeah, you nailed it... I was just a little too hard-and-fast into what I consider live/on the fly and what I don't. Just got a little TOO passionate ;)
 
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Davidion

Member
boredofcanada said:
smoke a spliff to this shit

here is a ton of rob hall dj mixes.....he used to be in autechre and currently runs the SKAM label, and is also one part of gescom.

styles range from classic idm to techno to electro to more experimental stuff.....it's just crazy awesome music....

http://www.reloadonline.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1039

i have had them all on rotate in my ipod since september and i am still finding great tracks....flawlessly mixed too...
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Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
DECK'ARDS 'Requiem For A Dream' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) - Winter Edit (2h32)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55166744144d21fd/

Christopher Just, Alex Metric, Boyz Noize, Benny Benassi, Bloody Beetroots, Gus Gus, Planet Funk, The Whip, Hyper, Mylo, Larry Tee, Herve, Fragma, Armand Van Helden, Prodigy, Jakatta, Les Rythmes Digitales, Playgroup, Rinocerose, Moby, Miss Kittin, Black Daniel ...
 
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Slizz

Member
anybody here like N.A.S.A. ? or ever heard of em? they are pretty sick imo an their album is dropping this month, should be awesome.
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
From http://ibarmusic.blogspot.com

Deadly On A Feel Good Mission Minimix (from DECK'ARDS 'Requiem For A Dream' LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) (26m33)
(Boys Noize Vs. Alex Metric Vs. autoKratz Vs. Waldorf Vs. The Black Ghosts Vs. Fake Blood Vs. Larry Tee Vs. Herve)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55207457c1fda0a6/

Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler '09 (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/552056809dd4ce81/

Fischerspooner Vs. Pac-Man - We Need A Powerpill (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55205996abe894ad/

ENJOI! \(^_^)/
Andy // DECK'ARD
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
... and FINALLY, my favourite bit of the whole 5 hours 27 minutes, which also happened to close the set:

DECK'ARDS 'What's That Popper Sound You Got?' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
(Christopher Just Vs. Les Rythmes Digitales Vs. Black Daniel)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5520511829ab4059/

Requiem For A Dream is dedicated to my old best-mate, Craig 'CRACK YOUR SKULL' Watkins. He's the one who inspired and encouraged me to become a DJ, and the reason I'm still standing. This track was for him.

Be sure to check out CRACK YOUR SKULL's brilliant WAR OF THE WORLDS MIXES which are also up on the ibar musicblog > http://ibarmusic.blogspot.com/2009/01/crack-your-skull-war-of-worlds-mix.html

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NEXT-UP >

DECK'ARDS 'Ulysses 31' mp3's

... and then:

DECK'ARDS 'Blade Runner' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) > Date TBC.
(... this will be fucking EPIC!)
 
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Shaneus

Member
Nash said:
Yoshimoto Vs. Bomfunk MC's Vs. Tomcraft - Freestyle Loneliness (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/552044057531195f/

Literally the WHOLE bar started dancing when Freestyler came on! "Yeah, straight from the top of my dome, as I rock-the-rock-the-rock-the-rock-the microphone!" :D :D :D
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Can I just say, you get a SHITLOAD of kudos for not only playing Freestyler, but LONELINESS! I can't believe how much that track still goes right off it's head, despite its age.

I *really* wanna see you live, now! Come to Australia :D

PS. Liked the effects, too... although, some of them sounded a little *too* digital, if you know what I mean. I tend to prefer effects that are a little warmer and analogue-sounding. But that's just me :)
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Shaneus said:
Can I just say, you get a SHITLOAD of kudos for not only playing Freestyler, but LONELINESS! I can't believe how much that track still goes right off it's head, despite its age.

I *really* wanna see you live, now! Come to Australia :D

PS. Liked the effects, too... although, some of them sounded a little *too* digital, if you know what I mean. I tend to prefer effects that are a little warmer and analogue-sounding. But that's just me :)
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Awww, cheers mate!

Yeah, DECK'ARD is all about the loved but forgotten, the unappareciated, the unreleased, the rare, and well as well-know, current and unreleased stuff. My sets are designed to be very uplifting, because life is too short and when you stop dancing you stop LIVING ;)

Never been to Australia, always wanted to. I have a couple of friends who moved out there. So if I ever pay a visit, I'll make sure I pack my decks and mixer ...

I'm only using a handful of the Kaoss effects at the moment, as I learn and remember them. The ones I've got in my sets are the ones I instantly took to and could see how they could be applied and when. There's a 100 in total to learn, and some of them are analog effects like a vinyl-scratch. So the sound of my sets should change as time goes on.

I LOVE analog sounds as well, that's the reason I stumbled across the Korg mixer. Korg <3
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Over 200 downloads so far, a fan in Australia, and now INFADELS APPROVED! Cheers for the support people! :D

All of DECK'ARDS mp3's so far in one handy post:

From http://ibarmusic.blogspot.com:

Adam Sky, Simian Mobile Disco, Daft Punk, John B, Prodigy, Robots In Disguise!, Treasure Fingers, Fake Blood, SPYPER, Lock N Load, Fischerspooner, Ladytron, Utah Saints, Goose, Waldorf, Snap!, Planet Funk, Chemical Brothers, Boy 8-Bit, Benny Benassi, Soulwax, Christopher Just, Alex Metric, Boyz Noize, Benny Benassi, Bloody Beetroots, Gus Gus, Planet Funk, The Whip, Hyper, Mylo, Larry Tee, Herve, Fragma, Armand Van Helden, Prodigy, Jakatta, Les Rythmes Digitales, Playgroup, Rinocerose, Moby, Miss Kittin, Black Daniel, Bomfunk MC's ...

DECK'ARD = DIGITAL DJ

2 x Pioneer CDJ400's
1 x Korg Kaoss KM-202 Mixer (aka the 'Jesus Mixer')
2 x 8GB Memory Sticks (around 1000 mp3's on each, no CD's/vinyl/laptop are used)
1 x Sony ICD-UX71aS MP3 Digital Recorder

These were all recorded live @ ibar, with no editing and all Kaoss effects were performed in realtime, mid-set.

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DECK'ARDS 'Requiem For A Dream' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) - Complete (5h27)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55141026792347e0/

DECK'ARDS 'Requiem For A Dream' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) - Winter Edit (2h32)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55166744144d21fd/

Deadly On A Feel Good Mission Minimix (from DECK'ARDS 'Requiem For A Dream' LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) (26m33)
(Boys Noize Vs. Alex Metric Vs. autoKratz Vs. Waldorf Vs. The Black Ghosts Vs. Fake Blood Vs. Larry Tee Vs. Herve)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55207457c1fda0a6/

Simian Mobile Disco - Hustler '09 (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/552056809dd4ce81/

Fischerspooner Vs. Pac-Man - We Need A Powerpill (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55205996abe894ad/

Fischerspooner - Emerge (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/551408034adbc94d/

Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet Vs. Ladytron - Destroy All Your Ghosts (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55139811c992ce01/

Lock N Load Vs. SPYPER - Blow Ya Dream (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5514132188ac3a9b/

Yoshimoto Vs. Bomfunk MC's Vs. Tomcraft - Freestyle Loneliness (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/552044057531195f/

Daft Punk - Technologic (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/551370855b2ff14a/

Tiga - Sunglasses At Night (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5513666698ff8b46/

Prodigy Vs. Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girls (DECK'ARDS LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/55135711f2d0d8f5/

DECK'ARDS 'What's That Popper Sound You Got?' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar)
(Christopher Just Vs. Les Rythmes Digitales Vs. Black Daniel)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/5520511829ab4059/


ENJOI! \(^_^)/

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> NEXT-UP

DECK'ARDS 'Ulysses 31' mp3's

DECK'ARDS 'Blade Runner' (LIVE Kaoss Mix @ ibar) > Date TBC.

DECK'ARDS 'The Universal' (LIVE Britpop Kaoss Mix @ ibar) > DATE TBC.


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> Andy // DECK'ARD
ibar, discover stuff // www.ibar.com // ibarmusic.blogspot.com // hypem.com/ibar // youtube.com/user/ibar
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
My 'Ulysses 31' set will be up tomorrow, along with some videos and stuff :D

This set was just a bit of fun, and not as 'epic' as Requiem. Some interesting tunes in it though .. ;)

2wn08pd.jpg
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Shaneus said:
Can I just say, you get a SHITLOAD of kudos for not only playing Freestyler, but LONELINESS! I can't believe how much that track still goes right off it's head, despite its age.

I *really* wanna see you live, now! Come to Australia :D

PS. Liked the effects, too... although, some of them sounded a little *too* digital, if you know what I mean. I tend to prefer effects that are a little warmer and analogue-sounding. But that's just me :)
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DECK'ARD on MySpaz Music:

http://www.myspace.com/deckfuckinard

=)
 
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Davidion

Member
Treasure Fingers: The Winter Mix

Early contender for mix of the fucking year.

http://www.zshare.net/download/54518325416d61ac/



Nash said:
First demo on ibar Records is now UP!

http://www.myspace.com/ibarrecords

nU tacK (feat. SKEEKS) - On The Attack (Demo)
Copyright (C) 2009 ibar Records
http://www.zshare.net/audio/553113214d7c0163/

A spontaneous bit of magic recorded for the History Books on an iPhone ...

ENJOI! \(^_^)/
Andy // DECK'ARD
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Much respect for pushing the label. Will grab your sets when I get the chance.
 
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Slizz

Member
i <3 this thread, anybody got suggestions for new electro similar to the mustard pimp that was posted i think on the first page? that mix is so sick.


an when is MSTRKRFTs cd coming out?
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
:-O :-O :-O :-O :-O

Eddy Temple-Morris just posted on Facebook that he wants me to do a DECK'ARD 15-Minute Bedroom Mix to play on his show!!!!

...

!
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Slizz said:
i <3 this thread, anybody got suggestions for new electro similar to the mustard pimp that was posted i think on the first page? that mix is so sick.


an when is MSTRKRFTs cd coming out?
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LOADS of new Mustard Pimp stuff on the way, I'll try and get some for the blog.

That's called Fidget House/Wonk, check out CRACK YOUR SKULL's mixes if you like that. Residents @ ibar, and fucking BRILLIANT:

http://ibarmusic.blogspot.com/2009/01/crack-your-skull-war-of-worlds-mix.html

=)
 
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Deleted member 22576

Unconfirmed Member
Not the best contribution, but for some reason I was just reminded of this Greg Downey track Stadium.

(shitty youtube link)
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
Slizz said:
where you from nash, an does anybody from ibar make it to miami? i mean we got the WMC
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Bournemouth, UK.

I've been meaning to go to the WMC for a while, but been basically 24/7 for the last 5 years with ibar, DJ'ing and now ibar Records. LOVIN' every second though ... ;)

When is it this year?
 
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Dan

No longer boycotting the Wolfenstein franchise
I saw a small blurb that Flykkiller's next album got a name. I, Myself, Am War is set to have 11 tracks. I don't see any release info though. Seems like they're just seeing if any labels have interest.
 
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djtiesto

is beloved, despite what anyone might say
Nash said:
Bournemouth, UK.

I've been meaning to go to the WMC for a while, but been basically 24/7 for the last 5 years with ibar, DJ'ing and now ibar Records. LOVIN' every second though ... ;)

When is it this year?
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Starts on March 24th, and it's really a great experience that all EDM fans should visit at least once. I will be going for my 4th straight year this year!
 
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DECK'ARD

The Amiga Brotherhood
djtiesto said:
Starts on March 24th, and it's really a great experience that all EDM fans should visit at least once. I will be going for my 4th straight year this year!
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Hmmm, I'll look into coming over for it ... :D
 
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