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Mala - 2 much chat ?

yeah that's kind of what I thought/hoped, seems apt. Just listened to the untrue preview the other day, it's better than the actual album. http://www.factmag.com/2010/09/01/kode9-to-play-set-of-new-burial-material-at-club-to-club/

so who do people think the special guest/guests for the final episodes is/are?

http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2010/08/dj-rashad-dj-spinn Rashad and Spinn with an Xlr8r podcast, haven't listened yet tho (but check the comments for a chuckle)

2nded, That is a good thing right?

agree with the first post, I actually expected more from this album and find the first ep's better but it is still a pretty good album.

is this dubstep? What is it like?

http://www.dissensus.com/showthread.php?5736-i-doser older thread about this, placebo effect ftw

aren't most mix cd's done this way today? Ableton or pro tools? If if they pretend they arent? But surely the "mixed and compiled by...." sells some copies if its a big name?

Hasn't this always been the norm? It definitely should be imo. Bring needles, headphones & records, sometimes you might ask to use the clubs/the previous' dj's needles but one should always bring ones own pair to the venue.

found via blackdown slating it on twitter: http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2010/apr/20/new-band-james-blake ium - intelligent urban music! :eek:

there's tons of ableton tutorials on youtube btw, and once you get going warping a track takes very little time. But like mistersloane said the other programs are more similar to straight up dj'ing.

could check: http://www.mixxx.org/ haven't tried it but heard alright things about it. Traktor and the Serato itch thing are on a similar tip and Ableton is great but works a bit different (you have to warp all the tracks first). Think you can get fully functional demos of all three, for a...

so do people think it will end up just being huge warehouse type shops (juno etc) and the more legendary shops in big cities (hardwax, black market, sotu)? Can you run a single record shop in a medium sized city these days?

Discogs feature on RA by Richard Carnes (think he posts here from time to time?) quite a good read, would have liked an even longer more in depth look at it. http://www.residentadvisor.net/feature.aspx?1166

re. the backup thing, my music collection (mp3s) is the least of my worries in this regard. My documents, my pictures, my old homework etc, that is stuff I don't want to loose. But music and/or videos, bah... even the most obscure part of it shouldn't be so hard to track down in case my hard...

:D ANyone check the new Scuba album? Quite liked his RA podcast (the dubstep half more than the SCB half though).

Why is that? I mean, Im not sure how they are going to make money but like their site and the feel of the player and if they are paying the artists that get featured in the mixes then it's all good right?

Think this applies to all sorts of web based phenomena, easy to get caught up in checking twitter replies, facebook notifications etc... Big waste of time in the long run though. Re. soundcloud I hate all these spammers that are about these days: "x privately shared a track with you and...

quite like these two, on a bleepy/technoy/acid sort of tip: DJ Jana Rush - Watchout http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF1536933-02-01-04.mp3 DJ Clent - Imac Orbit http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF1514912-02-01-05.mp3