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Aaaaaaaaaanyway MGMT are rad.

for sure, stinky grooves is gold. haha, that's my #1 radio show ever. it's pretty much the only reason i still have a cassette player.

dang, limited to 300 so i'm probably too late :( http://www.discogs.com/release/1302994 i haven't kept up with snd since tender love and i've been listening to that and makesndcassette quite a bit recently, i freaken love them. i was super excited before a shackleton gig and then pretty bored...

i'm pretty sure i played their album oracular spectacular more than anything else this year. it's so full, catchy, and plain old good fun it made me want to throw out my minimal techno collection. if you're interested you can download high quality versions of their vids from their youtube...

I love Jamie Lidell. So does my 3 year old, his second favourite song is the "so tired song" aka Multiply. But then again his favourite song is the Thomas the Tank Engine theme tune so there's no accounting for taste.

for sure. i think that view of whether a label is "real" or not is partly because there is a financial risk in putting out a vinyl release, and mp3 only releases don't carry that risk. it's much easier to fake the funk if that funk is free. how many labels have stopped releasing vinyl and...

Yeah, Serato is a software company. We make Scratch LIVE in conjunction with Rane, and everyone calls that product Serato.

Hey, that's me :D Nah, that's not the case. I doubt any DJ software would do that. The hardware is a bit quiet.

Apotheosis - O Fortuna That was clearly the future in 92.

^ little bit is real nice. i'm hooked on MGMT at the moment. "Time To Pretend" is just far too good, ridiculous lyrics, stupid big production, psychedelic/pretentious video, and so accessible that my 3 year old is just as hooked as me. its the kinda power pop that makes me want to throw out...

Eurovision song contest, 2nd semi-final Deep Zone & Balthazar - DJ, Take Me Away [Bulgaria] Featuring the best stage show ever: vestax turntable guitars, ball gowns, feathers, old dudes, and flaming DJ setups.

cool thread. this is definitely a place for complete music nerds, huh. some good albums of late 90s tech step are: doc scott - mixmag breakbeat experiments jonny l - sawtooth & magnetic and of course torque and some of the others mentioned. this was the period which got me into d&b, so its...

splatt-hop –- what the hell, did you just make that up or is that rustie and such or something else?!

dancefloor stalker is the best.

that sounds rad! and coming from fact magazine it must be true.

woah golly. where did you hear that?

same and same. i'm pretty honored to have mixes from both of them up on lowerdepths.com

no problem :) cool mix. i'll have a page on lowerdepths asap.

no worries now - my work IP changed today. hey don rosco :)

its good to be back, thanks michael :D i'm glad i wasn't banned for not posting enough! thanks tate (are you on subvertcentral?) and everyone else who put in their 2 cents. WOEBOT - i tried to reply at work last week but its IP (202.169.209.104) is still on the banned list - can you please...