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Thanks man, I'm sure some of those sets I just was too lazy to record them, but is worth checking as I could've deleted accidentally

Hey guys, just wondering if any of you might have my old BYP sets from back in the day, i seem to be missing a few here and there, hoping to upload them to soundcloud to continue my Saturday Session set list list is as follows they would've been labelled as "set # 1" etc: 39 41 48 49 50 52 53 54 57 58 60 62 67 68 70 72 77 78 79 81 If anybody can help track these down it'd be really appreciated, could you please dropbox them for me as i need to edit the ID3 tags on each of them, Thanks

Yea this guy sent it by sea but didn't tell me about it

welcome dude, Japanese techno, that sounds kinda cool, will def check your links out later

wish you all the best dude, if i was in the same city and didn't have such a shitty schedule i'd be hell down for helping out gigs like this

No worries kid!

So by this logic then that means I am also a sucker for doing all the gigs I have done then, because I've never been payed for any gig I have done or helped out with You need to calm down sol, you're getting way too involved with this thread, you fired the 1st shots, time to back off now

Hey buddy, I think people were getting the wrong idea from what you posted because it was lacking some information, you never actually stated in your original post that it was for Sydney djs, nor was there a link that people could get in contact with you or find out more information (unless your point of contact was via the forum). It's best to be very clear with all the details as we sometimes have a lot of people trolling the forum throwing up information on gigs but never following through with what they're offering, not having a go just providing hopefully some helpful input.

Thanks guys, yeah I finally got the system addict wax in the mail on Friday and had the biggest urge to record something

Be sure to play the track I have y'all

Would come if I had the money

I said tell him to come back here, some of us don't live locally

Yeah like waiting for the platter to stop, writer pls

Nice write up, tell anditz to come back

Dope

It's been a good extra I was so stoked, did a mix with the wax last night, check the forum soundcloud for the breaks set

https://soundcloud.com/ausdjforums/breaks-set-april-24th-2015 Hey guys, be sure to check out my breaks set from Friday night, 100% vinyl and a free download.

well after 2 months waiting i got home from work yesterday to a surprise of the last piece of wax waiting for me from Canada

Same here, beatport is king for me, but soundcloud is also a gold mine for good house tunes

It's missing a fedora on each speaker Dope setup

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I should've had you at "meat mix"

Just have to say though they camp and krooked 20yrs of dnb mix is better, Duz and Cüpe can vouch for that

Depends what sort of shipping you ask for, standard shipping is usually 2-3 weeks and is around $20 on top of the vinyl costs

i only use discogs for records that you can't get in stores anymore, the record that i'm waiting on is a breaks record (classic) from about 6 years ago, everything else i've ordered including an original LP of Mobb Deep Infamous is mint condition. Like russell and i have quoted, there is only a few dicks on the site