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I've never had to do this but I can't say it would hurt.

welcome

I keep all mine upright. Best to keep the inside (paper) sleeve at a right angle to the cardboard sleeve when you insert it. helps keep the dust from getting to the record. Pain in the ass when you wanna play them but worth it to keep them clean.

not that your counting.....

hahaha, nah, big licks = dancin like a mad man.

I don't like her music but I have respect for Gaga as she was a song writer, with a lot of hits under her belt for other poeple, then decided to go it alone. That i can respect as she's an actual musician and writer. Not just some slut with a set of chebs that kind of sing.

pretty sure most, if not all, of it was english.....

I would say that there is definitely music I hate. nothing to do with not understanding it.. I just hate it.

Big time... back in Glasgow my regular haunt was the Sub Club http://www.subclub.co.uk/ they are pretty relaxed when it comes to door policy (especially these days when times are a bit tougher). There also used to be this one security guy who sound as fuck. by the end of the night he'd be on the dancefloor giving it big licks .... Thats what you want from security.

i would prob agree with this to be honest. When I was young the whole acid house thing had kicked off and by the early 90's house music was crossing over into the UK charts. I feel lucky to be a kid at that time as the music in the charts is garbage these days.

i call them late developers

this and I also wouldn't even bother entertaining the idea of going to a club that worried about what type of shoes you have on. i dont even own a pair of shoes.....

their prices are pretty standard for new records I reckon.

I can see I'm going to have to spend a fortune on postage living here...

forgot about http://boomkat.com/

church

i seen somewhere else with these on sale. Can't remember where though

Welcome. Sol better watch out.

unicode is for the files data tags i believe.

i don't think the term Nu-Dubstep even exists does it? It's all dubstep. Some of it is more wobbly bass focused and some (what you refert to as 'old school') is more about being deeper and focusing on precussion. This is the case with every genre of music. house, D'n'B, hip-hop etc... they all have styles from each end of the scale. You dont have to like them all.. I know my personal taste for any genre of msuic is the deeper stuff. If i dont like something I just dont listen to it. The masses generaly tend to like more banging stuff though.

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you will only regret it.

that will take a good bit of reading... will get into that.

Pretty decent history in here. doesn't come right up to modern times right enough. http://techno.org/electronic-music-guide/

I've heard both but didn't know they had a particular name for them... every day is a school day. digging this... Much prefer moombahton as 110 is round about my territory for tracks.