PVD & P. Diddy.

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  • rubyraks
    DUDERZ get a life!!!
    • Jun 2004
    • 5341

    #31
    Re: PVD & P. Diddy.

    Originally posted by simonr
    I actually went to this - it's from Cream at Amnesia last summer (2006). My secrets out !
    "Work like you don't need the money.
    Love like you've never been hurt.
    Dance like nobody's watching.
    Sing like nobody's listening.
    Live like it's Heaven on Earth."

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    • lilsensa
      DUDERZ get a life!!!
      • Jun 2004
      • 6675

      #32
      Re: PVD & P. Diddy.

      Originally posted by jeffrey collins
      And to think that was aparently done with the guys from Deep Dish.
      A buddy of mine gave me the white label of that tune....Then I gave it to someone else....
      RIP ~ Steve James







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      • asdf_admin
        i use to be important
        • Jun 2004
        • 12798

        #33
        Re: PVD & P. Diddy.

        ^^^ lol. well, you are honest.
        dead, yet alive.

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        • JK224
          Addiction started
          • Oct 2005
          • 372

          #34
          Re: PVD & P. Diddy.

          Originally posted by lilsensa
          Lets get ill!!!! What a piece of shit.
          digweed played it, must have run out of tunes that week lol

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          • fisheye
            Addiction started
            • Aug 2004
            • 251

            #35
            Re: PVD & P. Diddy.

            Originally posted by rubyraks
            Now I wonder, why S&D have never worked with either of them?...oh yeah, they have a little thing we here like to call good taste

            But if they did, I could assure you I'd call them sellouts too...but I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for that to happen.
            S&D never worked with PVD but Carl Cox did. However both S & D would regularly bang out his tracks in the mid-90's; original and remixed stuff from 45 RPM and Seven Ways. I still have a thing for his Vorsprung dyk technik compilation. But then he got on the cheesy trance bandwagon (actually he built the wagon with Ferry Corsten) and after "out there and back" I went completely off him.

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