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  • DIDI
    Aussie Pest
    • Nov 2004
    • 16845

    #16
    Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

    Ok whatever you say Just unusual to hear from Hernan

    Off for a run around the lake now !!
    Originally posted by TheVrk
    it IS incredible isn't it??
    STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
    Simply does not get any better than Hernan
    The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never Dies

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    • D.Williams
      Platinum Poster
      • Aug 2006
      • 2061

      #17
      Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

      Its a ok track, but it is a bit too commercial for Hernan.

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      • Hoff
        Are you Kidding me??
        • Aug 2009
        • 4727

        #18
        Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074





        yes yes
        but wuohii wuhi
        and wuoohhh but fffff

        and the real thing here is that
        . .. Freefall . .::
        : . . ..:: Fade In Fade Out Ferdy Unreleased mix
        is so so immense that wuhi wuhi wuhHi


        I´m since like 3 days there and lori moon the woods wuhuuuuuuu

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        • ddr
          DUDERZ get a life!!!
          • Jun 2004
          • 7006

          #19
          Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

          The day isn't complete until I read a un-decipherable post from the Hoff. lol
          "pics or stfu" - R.I.P. Steve "Jibgolly" James

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          • evo7
            Gold Gabber
            • Jun 2004
            • 577

            #20
            Just gone through part 1, really good stuff, that track around 17 mins is class, and "Steady" is already great
            www.soundcloud.com/superistic

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            • remix7196
              Getting warmed up
              • Aug 2008
              • 87

              #21
              Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

              Had to chime in here and say that this is without a doubt one of his better shows!!!! I absolutely love the Sasha track, check out the official video for that track below, it's quite interesting!

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              • DIDI
                Aussie Pest
                • Nov 2004
                • 16845

                #22
                Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                If you removed that repetitive vocal, I might like it, The video is sort of random and very commercial. Plus I definitely don't understand dancers who don't move their feet.

                I think it's a wonderful show up till that track. Although I went through a few older ones yesterday, and this wouldn't be my no 1.

                Still, it's good we all have different tastes and it's better still that Hernan does something for all of us !!
                Originally posted by TheVrk
                it IS incredible isn't it??
                STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
                Simply does not get any better than Hernan
                The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never Dies

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                • remix7196
                  Getting warmed up
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 87

                  #23
                  Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                  Originally posted by DIDI
                  If you removed that repetitive vocal, I might like it, The video is sort of random and very commercial. Plus I definitely don't understand dancers who don't move their feet.

                  I think it's a wonderful show up till that track. Although I went through a few older ones yesterday, and this wouldn't be my no 1.

                  Still, it's good we all have different tastes and it's better still that Hernan does something for all of us !!

                  I agree about the video, it's pretty random and commercial, I'm not a big fan. Still, I do enjoy the track, but I wish there was an instrumental or dub mix of it without so much vocal!!

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                  • simonr
                    Transitionator
                    • Jun 2004
                    • 8796

                    #24
                    Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074



                    Hernán Cattáneo : Resident (Delta FM 90.3) - Episode 074

                    Part 1:

                    01. Andrew Benson & Asten - Freefall [unsigned]
                    02. Dirty Culture - Fade In Fade Out (Ferdy Unreleased Remix) [Loco Records | LRD065]
                    03. Lori - Moon [unreleased]
                    04. Danza Macabra - The Woods (Patlac Remix) (The Interpretation Of Dreams EP) [Darkroom Dubs | DRD057D]
                    05. John Debo - Reconciliation [Mindwarp Records | MW15]

                    Part 2:

                    01. Guy Gerber - Steady feat. Jaw [Supplement Facts | SFR 033]
                    02. JOSEL - Ekfrasis [Movement Recordings | Promo]
                    03. Deepfunk - Black Lemon Trees (Andy Arias Blackmambo Mix) [Wide Angle Recordings | Promo]
                    04. Hot Chip - Flutes (Sasha remix) [Last Night On Earth | LNOE009]


                    Release Notes:



                    01. Andrew Benson & Asten - Freefall [unsigned]

                    'Not signed yet, but details coming soon' [Andrew Benson] (pic above)

                    Andrew Benson (aka Andrey Malookov from Cherkessk, Russia) has rapidly entered Electronic Dance Music scene and reached attention from famous artists and labels. Andrew's first EP "Before Glow", released on Olaris, showed his very personal music vision, and every his new track confirms the breadth of musical imagination, creativeness and understanding of EDM.

                    Andrew's oeuvre is not limited by one style, it is growing and developing with each new track. Every his work is written with deep, passionate emotions and can tell you about his life experiences, and can touch the depths of your soul.

                    In short period of time he became regular artist of Proton Music family, and also has releases for Balkan Connection, Nueva Digital, Moonbeam Digital, Black Hole and Particles.

                    Asten (aka Evgeniy Suglobov from Stupino, Russia) returns to Resident after appearing on shows 069 with Memories (Aura Music) 050 (Over The Mountains) and 057 (Microtrauma’s 'Offshore Dub' of Asten's 'Borealis').

                    Asten has receently released his Tuesday EP [Silk Textures | SILKTX028]




                    02. Dirty Culture - Fade In Fade Out (Ferdy Unreleased Remix) [Loco Records | LRD065]

                    Ferdy returns after featuring on Resident 063 and 066 with his excellent 'Computers In Space' EP [Outside the Box Music | OTB070].

                    The second part of Loco records' Unreleased features remixes of Dirty Culture's "Fade In, Fade Out" and Darius Vaikas & Chris Minus's "Soulshaker" prepared by Ferdy and Deepswell respectively. 

DIRTY CULTURE - Since 2008, Tudor, as this is the artist's real name, has been involved in house & deep house productions owing to inspiration he got from his favorite DJs Livio & Roby. He's done remixes for Sundesire Tech (a sub label of Sundesire Music from Russia), or produced for such labels as Magnetik Grooves [Romania], SMD Records [Germany], Nopreset [SPAIN], Disolend [SPAIN], Einmaleins Musik, Substudio and others.

                    
Ferdy Ouderkerken is a DJ and producer from Sneek, in the Netherlands. Since his first release with a friend Edwin, the guys slowly worked their way up towards the status of young and promising talents. With releases on the world leading Global Underground Records, Outside the Box Music, Sick Watona, Deepology and Glideslope Music, Ferdy and Edwin are well underway!

                    The music Ferdy plays and produces doesn't really fit any description, but it is to be found somewhere in between Deep House, Progressive House and Tech House. While his productions have become more and more Tech House related these days, Ferdy continues producing a wide range of styles combined with his own sound as well. Ferdy's music already got support from such big names as Nick Warren (Way Out West), Hernan Cattaneo, Eelke Kleijn, Sebastian Davidson, Jody Wisternoff (Way Out West) and many more.

                    Released by: Loco Records
                    Release/catalogue number: LRD065
                    Release date: Sep 3, 2012




                    03. Lori - Moon [unreleased]

                    Help ! No info.




                    04. Danza Macabra - The Woods (Patlac Remix) (The Interpretation Of Dreams EP) [Darkroom Dubs | DRD057D]

                    In 2011, Silicone Soul pronounced the Danza Macabra remix of Patrick Zigon's "Momento Magico" as one of their favourite tracks of the year. High praise indeed and today they build on that support as they welcome the Slovenian duo to Darkroom Dubs, with the release of "The Interpretation Of Dreams." In 2009, the duo launched their self-titled record label as a platform for their own productions. With over ten releases and a roster of artists that includes the likes of Mihai Popoviciu , Patrick FEOS, Cosmic Cowboys, Axel Bartsch and Patrick Zigon, Danza Macabra Records has established itself as a purveyor of quality deep and emotional electronic music. Their latest EP is led by the trance-inducing, "The Woods." Its sultry sweet vocal is the bait, as it entices us beyond the trees but our attention is snatched back by the rasping and yet beautiful horn melody. Liebe*Detail artist Patlac gets to work on the remix and keeps things simple. Flowing strings lead the way as the original's horns are kept for the final third of the mix. Deep. The title track is yet more wonderful late night atmospherics. Warm bass and warped yet pretty synth melodies make this a starlight delight. Final cut "Getcha Wiv Me" features more sensual vocals, this time from Croatian chanteuse Diyala. Wrapped in sweeping strings and with a touch of eastern flute, it brings a impressive package to a close. Enjoy!

                    Hernán Cattáneo - “This Patlac Remix is REALLY good! Maximum support from me of course!”
                    
Maya Jane Coles - “Thanks for this guys, I’m really liking Interpretation Of Dreams. Will try it out!”
                    
Nick Warren - “Fabulous release!! The title track is spot on and The Woods is just excellent!”
                    Jozif - “Both versions of The Woods are absolutely immense! Love this!! Thanx.”
                    Nuno dos Santos - (Trouw) - “Patlac remix is epic & trancey in a very good way! Also like the quirky and spherical interpretation of Dreams!”
                    Rodriguez Jr - “This is a great ep! The Woods stands out to me most. Will be playing this! Thanks.”
                    X-Press 2 - “Loving The Woods - great strings.” 

                    Matthias Vogt (Motorcitysoul) - “Hey, i feel connected to this ep for some reason... somebody owes me a pizza i guess! Double cheese! Nice elegant darkness in the original tracks, and one of my favourite producers these days, Mr Patlac takes it to a whole new level. Blissful strings! Well done chaps and don't forget the pizza!”
                    
Guy J - “This is sounding really great, especially the Patlac remix. Perfect for me! Thnx good luck.”
                    
Jose Maria Ramon - (Ibiza Global Radio) - “Very nice an deep. Perfect for my shows on Ibiza Global Radio.”

                    Released by: dARKROOM DUBS
                    Release date: Sep 24, 2012




                    05. John Debo - Reconciliation [Mindwarp Records | MW15]

                    Mindwarp is the Boston based label founded by John Debo in 1993, and still keeping it deep, dark and dirty in sunny Orlando USA. 2012 saw a relaunch of this label after a 10 year hiatus, with Chris Fortier getting things underway with his Benefit Of Doubt EP [MW13].

                    Released by: Mindwarp Records
                    Release/catalogue number: MW15
                    Release date: Oct 10, 2012


                    John Debo Bio

                    For John Debo, his first UK tour in 1992 (albeit a couch tour) developed into much more. Crashing on the couch of one Dave Seaman, one half of Brothers in Rhythm and A&R Director for the then highly profiled Stress Records, John sat back and enjoyed the latest tunes from Dave and his label. As John happened to have a cassette of his new production work, he left it with Dave to enjoy. Days later John was offered a record deal for his Mindwarp project on Stress.

                    Not a bad way to break into the somewhat mafia-esque world of the UK dominated world of progressive tunes - not at all. This rapid acceptance reflects the pattern that John has brought to his work as a DJ, promoter and producer. His vision boils down to something fairly simple, music.

                    Founding two of Boston’s pioneering club nights, Chrome & Avaland were conceived as conduits to bring forward thinking DJs and upfront dance music from around the world to Boston. His vision is global, not provincial. Chrome quickly garnered a reputation of being one of THE club nights in the US and Avaland was selected by Mixer Magazine as the #1 club in America for 2002.

                    Of course, what is most important to this DJ is the music. He cringes at the common practice of genre based labeling of music. His focus, as John likes to put it, is on timeless tunes.

                    The spell he casts over dance floors has been felt worldwide with seminal gigs at Avalon in Boston, New York & LA, The Church & Beta in Denver, Spundae in San Francisco & Chicago, Space in Miami, Aria & Stereo in Montreal, Guvernment & Koolhaus in Toronto as well as Bedrock & Renaissance in the UK and Space in Ibiza, just to name a few. His sound has been captured on two mix CDs: Chrome 01 on Bliss and Logic Trance 5 on Logic 3000.

                    Given the success of his debut material on Stress, it should be no surprise that Debo has found a home for his other work. His remix work and original production has been featured on highly respected labels like Bedrock and Yoshitoshi. He has managed to bring his signature touch to a vast array or quirky tunes. Highlights include work for an eclectic range of artists from cutting edge 80’s bands Modern English and Frankie Goes To Hollywood, to pioneering 90’s bands Blur and The Charlatans UK as well as groundbreaking artists Everything But The Girl.

                    2004 sees John leaving frigid Boston for sunny Orlando Florida to focus on his true passion – the music. The move allows him to fully explore his artistic mind and immerse himself in writing and production. The future for John has never been more clear – become a breathing component to his studio and share his music with the world.




                    06. Guy Gerber - Steady feat. Jaw [Supplement Facts | SFR 033]

                    Following the recent release of his stunning ‘fabric64’ album, international virtuoso Guy Gerber brings his mesmerizing productions back on to home ground to release on his Supplement Facts imprint. dOP frontman Jaw, London based producer Midland and Footprintz golden boy Clarian North step in to lend their artist talents, creating nothing short of a flawless release.

                    

First up and setting the tone, ‘Steady’ kicks off with a stripped back pumping beat, rolling throughout the track as a driving, magnetic undercurrent. Electronic guitar chords unfold into the mix creating wonderful layers of hazy bliss and a divine sense of emotion, eerie yet inspiring. The distorted smooth vocal coming from dOP’s Jaw flows effortlessly through the melodics, as soaring synths progress into the equation with subtle rises and builds, leaving you warped in a world of powerful emotion and rhythmic harmony.

                    

Over on the B-side Midland steps in to add his personal touch to ‘Steady’. Heavier than the original with a powerful bass, thick pads and sonic synths, the track develops into a epic build destined to dominate any dance floor at peak time. Originally from Leeds but now residing in London, things have been moving rapidly from strength to strength for the talented producer since he appeared on the scene in 2010 alongside long-time friend Pearson Sound with their anthemic ‘Your Words Matter’. Since then he has released on the likes of Phonica and Aus Music and remixed for artists such as Julio Bashmore and the 2 Bears. 



                    After featuring on two of the tracks on his ‘fabric64’ album, Gerber calls once again upon the talented Clarian North, one half of the enigmatic Canadian duo Footprintz who have been making a huge impression on the industry since their track ‘Utopia’ was released on Visionquest last year. Perfectly complimenting each other’s style, this time they edit ‘The Golden Sun And The Silver Moon’, one of the tracks featuring on the ‘fabric64’ album. A fine dose of modern electronica, perfect dreamy layers immerse you in a pool of heart-warming magic and euphoria 

With this release and through his technical dexterity and emotive genius, Guy Gerber proves ones again why he is one of the biggest names in the business.


                    [Ibiza Voice Review]

                    Standing astride the genre divide that courses through house, trance and prog, Guy Gerber has more than made a name for himself over the last few years pushing a particular strain of 4/4 that may not be one thing or the other, but has his indelible stamp all over it. And it'll come as no surprise to those that follow him the closest that the two original versions on this release adhere faithfully to his successful blueprint. Shoegazing this isn't, but melancholic longing is strong nevertheless, and if you like your music veering almost towards the symphonic and quasi-religious, then Gerber's your man.

                    The biggest surprise for me is that the remixers stay quite close, in mood and feel at least, to the original. I was expecting Midland at least to let slip the dogs of war and distance himself a little, but his version is neither a facsimile of it, or worlds away. Nestling somewhere in the nether regions of passive aggression, he makes the beats more abrasive and roughs things up, but not much. There's more darkness and fuzz, the vocal feels more prominent, the synths more restrained. Gerber's original has an unexpected bounce and characteristically clean production. This is further amplified in the edit of 'The Golden Sun & The Silver Moon' on which half of Footprintz, Clarian North, collaborates.

                    The opalescent, transcendent ambience that envelops 'Steady' at times is heightened here and the breathiness more pronounced. As for the original version, I'm getting verdant, elf-populated forests a la "Lord Of The Rings" with the sun's rays shining through the trees. It's not an unpleasant sensation though.

                    So this release neither surprises or disappoints. Gerber won't convert many with this polished dreamy take on tranced-out house, nor will he disappoint any of his growing legion of fans. In this respect the oxymoron "progressive" could be said to ring true, but music like this is a long way from finding itself in a cul-de-sac, containing, as it does, the emotive power to rise above its context and become more than the sum of its parts.




                    07. JOSEL - Ekfrasis [unreleased]

                    "One of my latest productions, to be released on Movement Recordings"

                    Hailing from Agrínion in Greece, Ioannis Selimas (aka Josel) is a UK based producer, making music under the names of JOSEL as well as THE MELANCHOLIST.

                    He first came to our attention on Resident 031 with Is This The End For Us, which has just been released on Endemic Digital [ED133]. More recently 'Another Earth' started off part two of Resident 071.




                    08. Deepfunk - Black Lemon Trees (Andy Arias Blackmambo Mix) [Wide Angle Recordings | Promo]

                    The original of 'Black Lemon Trees' featured on 'Apples & Apricots' EP [WA033] in May 2012:

                    "If you are not familiar with Deepfunk, you will be soon. This Malta-based producer has been lighting up the charts lately and gaining support from the worlds' top DJs and producers.

Hailed as "a monstrous release that will certainly raise a few eyebrows across the DJ world", Apples And Apricots is the latest and arguably most epic work from Deepfunk to date. Beautiful textures and harmonies collide with thick bass lines and lush atmosphere to create a truly amazing listening experience with total dance floor appeal. French Canadian sensation Groj rounds out the release with a complex remix highlighting his unique, twisted, and signature sound. Support from Sasha, Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed, Markus Schulz, Cevin Fisher, Oliver Schories, Kassey Voorn, and many others. Release Promo Hype Chart #2"

                    Originally from Santa Rosa (La Pampa) and now based in BA, with previous releases on Stripped, Onward, Lowbit and Dance N Dust, Andy Arias also featured on earlier shows like Resident 014 (Dark Soul Project & Andy Arias - To Be Or Not To Be for Subtract Music) and Resident 029 (Massive Attack - United Snakes 'Andy Arias Warm Tent Rework').

                    More recently Andy Arias provided a 'Jam Mix' of Koreless's 'Lost in Tokyo' [Vase Forever].

                    For more from Andy check out his mix below :

                    http://soundcloud.com/andy-arias/tracks




                    09. Hot Chip - Flutes (Sasha remix) [Last Night On Earth | LNOE009]

                    Sasha's label, Last Night On Earth continues to maintain it's forward thinking approach to releasing a diverse range of quality electronic music.

                    Finally seeing the light of day is Sasha's take on Hot Chip’s “Flutes". Having been a firm favourite and closing track of many of his recent sets, he twists it in to his classic melodic vibe that only he does so well, taking the original into a new dimension for the clubs and festivals.

                    Beautiful synth work builds and breaks throughout the track, with tight drum programming keeping the track flowing and taking you on a melodic journey, as only Sasha can do.

                    Released by: Last Night On Earth
                    Release/catalogue number: LNOE009
                    Release date: Sep 24, 2012
                    sigpicSimonR

                    This release was mastered direct from vinyl at the request of the DJ and as such features natural sound characteristics of this medium such as record surface noise.

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                    • feather
                      Shanghai ooompa loompa
                      • Jul 2004
                      • 20896

                      #25
                      Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                      The vocals are fine on the Flutes track, they'll be cool hearing at a party dropped at the right time, or to close, as Simon's writeup indicated. Something fun and easy to end a set with.

                      i_want_to_have_sex_with_electronic_music

                      Originally posted by Hoff
                      a powerful and insane mothership that occasionally comes commanded by the real ones .. then suck us and makes us appear in the most magical of all lands
                      Originally posted by m1sT3rL
                      Oh. My. God. James absolutely obliterated the island tonight. The last time there was so much destruction, Obi Wan Kenobi had to take a seat on the Falcon after the Death Star said "hi and bye" to Leia's homeworld.

                      I got pics and video. But I will upload them in the morning. I need to smoke this nice phat joint and just close my eyes and replay the amazingness in my head.

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                      • trick12
                        Are you Kidding me??
                        • Jul 2007
                        • 4412

                        #26
                        Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                        ^ digweed dropped it at a pool party and honestly it was bangin
                        Life's pretty fast..blup..blup...We made it!!

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                        • DIDI
                          Aussie Pest
                          • Nov 2004
                          • 16845

                          #27
                          Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                          Well you have to like banging don't you I actually have heard banging stuff I like lately , Hernan gave a real lesson on that in Liverpool and Sydney banging and still maintaining emotion and Melody. This track is just banging although as feather said it would work in the right place. Except that the vocals are on all possible measurements appalling. That is a shocking voice. The lyrics are repetitive. It's way too commercial.

                          Now this is a closing track for me.


                          Originally posted by TheVrk
                          it IS incredible isn't it??
                          STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
                          Simply does not get any better than Hernan
                          The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never Dies

                          Comment

                          • DIDI
                            Aussie Pest
                            • Nov 2004
                            • 16845

                            #28
                            Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074



                            And if you were in any doubt about that . Here is Hernan actually closing with it. And I believe simon is somewhere there
                            Originally posted by TheVrk
                            it IS incredible isn't it??
                            STILL pumpin out great set after great set...never cheesed out, never sold out, never lost his touch..
                            Simply does not get any better than Hernan
                            The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never Dies

                            Comment

                            • feather
                              Shanghai ooompa loompa
                              • Jul 2004
                              • 20896

                              #29
                              Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                              Different strokes DD I find THAT vocal even cheesier.

                              i_want_to_have_sex_with_electronic_music

                              Originally posted by Hoff
                              a powerful and insane mothership that occasionally comes commanded by the real ones .. then suck us and makes us appear in the most magical of all lands
                              Originally posted by m1sT3rL
                              Oh. My. God. James absolutely obliterated the island tonight. The last time there was so much destruction, Obi Wan Kenobi had to take a seat on the Falcon after the Death Star said "hi and bye" to Leia's homeworld.

                              I got pics and video. But I will upload them in the morning. I need to smoke this nice phat joint and just close my eyes and replay the amazingness in my head.

                              Comment

                              • trick12
                                Are you Kidding me??
                                • Jul 2007
                                • 4412

                                #30
                                Re: Hernán Cattáneo Resident | Delta FM 90.3 • 06.10.2012 • Episode 074

                                well, i say this about it being played at the right time, but its not a track that i will have a big relation with, but at the moment yes it was good..

                                he also played henry saiz, our discovery and that to me was far superior of the flutes track...
                                Life's pretty fast..blup..blup...We made it!!

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