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If you like Trance/Dance/Techno check this song out

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It's an older song but hella good, got a longer version of it....

crank this up loud on a good system and enjoy

http://home.attbi.com/~brentjustice2/zo ... aft400.mp3
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me likey :cool:
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I haven't had the chance to listen yet because I'm still at work and I can't blast it in my cubicle, but when I get home I will surely enjoy..

I've been producing electronic music since '97 (my late night hobby) but listening to it since '91. I used to make a lot of trance when I first started making music (inspired by the works of UnionJack & Juno Reactor among many others). When I got my first drum machine in '98 (DR-202 which I still use), I started working a little with breaks and now I'm into my own style that falls more under experimental electro. My friend David runs a promotion company, http://www.babybutterflyproductions.com that promotes in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Orlando, & West Palm Beach.

I'll post back what I think when I get home.. good to see fellow musicians expressing their creativity... :)

edited,, before I listen, I like to ask this question to everyone I meet that makes music.. If you had to list 5 artists that have provided you with the most inspiration, who would they be? I ask that because it's interesting to gain perspective on what type of musical fuel you've been feeding your engine of creativity. :cool:

my answer to that question is probably:

1. Dr. Alex Patterson (Orb)
2. Jonah Sharpe (Spacetime Continuum)
3. Richard D. James
4. Juno Reactor
5. Coldcut
6. Orbital
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brent thats sweet bro...if you got anymore post away.
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Originally posted by Docsta
brent thats sweet bro...if you got anymore post away.


dude i got gigs upon gigs more...
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Originally posted by Brent
dude i got gigs upon gigs more...


then you should reach 1,934,456,245,300 posts by the end of the night!! :p :rotfl:
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Post by Brent »

i only got a limited space

10MB from attbi

if i sign up for more email addresses i can also use them, 10MB each though...

i'll see if i can post some good stuff regularly
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oh you dont keep all the mp3s on ur hard drive?
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Originally posted by Brent
dude i got gigs upon gigs more...


you and me both i got 12 gigs of that stuff........over 2000 MP3's
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Originally posted by Docsta
oh you dont keep all the mp3s on ur hard drive?


i do

but if i put mp3's up for people to download i use my ATTBI webspace... but i only have 10MB of webspace, unless i get more email addresses, i can have up to 5 i think, each with 10MB last time i checked


in fact i have a whole 80GB hard drive on my server called "Audio" currently about 30GB of mp3's i think... ;)
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on this computer im on now...i currently have 24.6 gigs... 2,612 songs..w00t :)
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depending on my cable speed when i move into my apartment i'll think about setting up a webserver at home to share all my music etc....
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thatd be kewl brent thanks :)
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Originally posted by koldchillah33
I haven't had the chance to listen yet because I'm still at work and I can't blast it in my cubicle, but when I get home I will surely enjoy..

I've been producing electronic music since '97 (my late night hobby) but listening to it since '91. I used to make a lot of trance when I first started making music (inspired by the works of UnionJack & Juno Reactor among many others). When I got my first drum machine in '98 (DR-202 which I still use), I started working a little with breaks and now I'm into my own style that falls more under experimental electro. My friend David runs a promotion company, http://www.babybutterflyproductions.com that promotes in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Orlando, & West Palm Beach.

I'll post back what I think when I get home.. good to see fellow musicians expressing their creativity... :)

edited,, before I listen, I like to ask this question to everyone I meet that makes music.. If you had to list 5 artists that have provided you with the most inspiration, who would they be? I ask that because it's interesting to gain perspective on what type of musical fuel you've been feeding your engine of creativity. :cool:

my answer to that question is probably:

1. Dr. Alex Patterson (Orb)
2. Jonah Sharpe (Spacetime Continuum)
3. Richard D. James
4. Juno Reactor
5. Coldcut
6. Orbital


to answer your question

1. Aphex twin (richard D james)
2. Squarepusher (tom jenkenson)
3. Plaid
4. various techno, no specific choice. anything but oakenfold really.
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Pretty cool. I am sure I have heard some other stuff by them before. They have a unique sound. Parts of it are trancey and some parts have a house sound to them and then it has some hard techno too.

Artists:
(no particular order)
William Orbit
DJ Icey
Bushy
Soul Coughing
Beber and Tamra
Chemical Bros
Crystal Method
Aphrodite
2 Skinny Js

Thanks for sharing Brent!!
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Post by TEH WIN »

Originally posted by koldchillah33
4. Juno Reactor


I LOVE Juno Reactor!
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And i hear this song on DI Radio every once in a while

always a favorite
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Post by ghost »

I burned that one to disc several months ago, but good post Brent, help spread the word! :)

Great tune, a favorite.
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i had to take it down to put up the two collective soul songs

i only have 10MB total space with attbi
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Originally posted by Brent
i had to take it down to put up the two collective soul songs

i only have 10MB total space with attbi



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Is the page down ???
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