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ah, it might be an admin only thing to view i will send you an email with them in it

The A D J F Deejays group has everyone in http://www.ausdjforums.com/modules.php? ... le=groupcp

I spoke to Max who runs the radio and he said he's been sick He said he'll make a post later tonight

Just chuck a bit of rope in your car and tie it up around your gear when u do ur set? rope off the area

If I were you, I'd setup an area that people can't reach to setup your gear. don't let drunk idiots near your stuff and it won't get broken also, be rude when it's necessary

You can have wicked shaped usb attachments and shit so they would become collectable nahmeen?

hmm.. don't know. i'll check into it. sorry about that mate.

it didn't stream at all?

i have to pay back the fags fucken wanker ATO

yea someone made a comment on the news site like that "Utterly pointless. Its cheaper to download from places like the iTunes store. The extra "features" would mostly be available from the artist's own web site. Why not just have a huge computer screen instore where you can download direct to your MP3 player?"

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story ... 39,00.html A new digital format launched in Australia called DDA could soon pave way for albums to be sold not as CDs but as USB sticks complete with tags to identify the content. The DDA USB Stick comes with the album in MP3 or WAV format to prevent any compatibility issues. It also comes with a special DDA player and a tracklist builder and would even allow buyers to log-in to a portal where they can access music videos, news, and updates from the artist of the DDA USB Stick they bought. The music in the DDA Stick can reportedly be transferred to the computer or even burned to a CD with no copyright issues to be wary of. Cost shouldn’t be a problem either, as the price of once DDA Stick will most likely be equivalent to the price of one CD. According to source, Virgin, Sanity and HMV will be stocking these sticks soon.

ha that's a fuckin mad idea A new digital format launched in Australia called DDA could soon pave way for albums to be sold not as CDs but as USB sticks complete with tags to identify the content. The DDA USB Stick comes with the album in MP3 or WAV format to prevent any compatibility issues. It also comes with a special DDA player and a tracklist builder and would even allow buyers to log-in to a portal where they can access music videos, news, and updates from the artist of the DDA USB Stick they bought. The music in the DDA Stick can reportedly be transferred to the computer or even burned to a CD with no copyright issues to be wary of. Cost shouldn’t be a problem either, as the price of once DDA Stick will most likely be equivalent to the price of one CD. According to source, Virgin, Sanity and HMV will be stocking these sticks soon. http://www.news.com.au/technology/story ... 39,00.html

LOL im the same. need to do the tutorials

not really sure why i posted all that

looks like its some sort of gay spanish hiphop gangster shit

http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p ... =Reggaeton

i have no idea, i just saw some guy who left a comment on the ADJF myspace profile talkin about some hiphop shit and they said Reggaeton must be a genre of some sort

what the fuck genre is Reggaeton

make a new thread make a new thread for every battle u want to do!

duno i voted 'other' cause i use reason

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