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djadonis206 wrote:or a drum and bass dj would have a hard time playing house

yeah, for most people it takes years to figure out how to drop a needle on a record and watch it spin. if you learn how to do that on dnb records and you haven't practiced on house records then you'll probably be shocked to discover that it's really quite hard to drop a needle on a house record and watch it spin. it's a totally different experience and must be learned all over.

Tone Deft wrote:I like eggs.

I like steak, cooked at a steak house

I'm over cooking my own steaks - they just don't come out like the ones at ruths

Johnisfaster wrote:

djadonis206 wrote:or a drum and bass dj would have a hard time playing house

yeah, for most people it takes years to figure out how to drop a needle on a record and watch it spin. if you learn how to do that on dnb records and you haven't practiced on house records then you'll probably be shocked to discover that it's really quite hard to drop a needle on a house record and watch it spin. it's a totally different experience and must be learned all over.

hey, I never said it was easy - I know a drum and bass dj who crossed over to house and he did it with relative ease

anythings possible with a little pratice

djadonis206 wrote:you should be more specific with the kind of lawyer tone should ask - a copyright lawyer

I would hope most lawyers know the distinction between criminal law and civil law...

just wanted to recap a few threads:

DJ vs. musicians - asking a DJ if he's a musician is like asking him if he's a golfer. some DJs golf, some musicians spin toonz, some spin their own tunes.

sweetjesus' new sig is DOPE


Scotland was only recently declared by the UN the 'most violent country in the industrialised world'

Ableton hides their CPU meter at NAMM.

noisetonepause wrote:

djadonis206 wrote:you should be more specific with the kind of lawyer tone should ask - a copyright lawyer

I would hope most lawyers know the distinction between criminal law and civil law...

So is copyright infringement a crime or a civil matter?

john gordon wrote:

Astral Fridge Magnet wrote:Seems like you have to download and install certain software. That makes me suspicious. Is it virus or spyware ridden?

im using a mac and i havent had any problems.pc could be different.

Those of you adding new codecs / software to play web video on a mac might want to check out this article on BBC site...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7079777.stm

Tone Deft wrote:[/or Phillip Seymor Hoffman nudity.

really??
No shit,, do ya have a link???

Scotland was only recently declared by the UN the 'most violent country in the industrialised world' .

WTF???

xrayfish wrote:

Scotland was only recently declared by the UN the 'most violent country in the industrialised world' .

WTF???

Only recently declared... but it's been that way a loooooooong time...

Why is wanking the same as stealing? I'm confused.

telekom wrote:

xrayfish wrote:

Scotland was only recently declared by the UN the 'most violent country in the industrialised world' .

WTF???

Only recently declared... but it's been that way a loooooooong time...

Just goes to show how important a good diet, healthy lifestyle and moderation in alcohol are.

djadonis206 wrote:

noisetonepause wrote:

djadonis206 wrote:you should be more specific with the kind of lawyer tone should ask - a copyright lawyer

I would hope most lawyers know the distinction between criminal law and civil law...

So is copyright infringement a crime or a civil matter?

I'm quite sure it's civil?

Some of the oddest films managed to end up here...

Frankenstein versus the Space Monster? WTF?

Shaolin and the Wu Tang? Movies with the Rock in them...

Strange but intriging site.

man if the frekkin media companies had half the brains of the kids who put sites like this together, they wouldnt need to spend so much time screwing artists over.

@tone, cheer re sig.. the last version gave polyslax i think it was an epileptic fit lol