What are you listening to?

[go0gle]

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http://soundcloud.com/lanparty/nick-warren-live-696-club-z

[Micko]

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Henry Saiz - El Pais EPmix 19.6.2013

[floridaorange]

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,...

[floridaorange]

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http://soundcloud.com/dj-pete/funk-for-lunch-part-2

[Simeon]

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[res0nat0r]

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^^^yes

[floridaorange]

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[floridaorange]

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[Jenks]

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Legend. I've got Al Green's Immortal Soul, 4 disc box set, never gets old.

[floridaorange]

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Legend. I've got Al Green's Immortal Soul, 4 disc box set, never gets old.

That's cool J.. I daydream about owning 100's of classic vinals from this era, ok 1,000's and a really nice record player and rich highfi system from yesteryear to properly listen to said classics. What do you think it is that draws us to this genre? I just think its simply good music. Others suggest I must have an old soul. What do you think?

[Jenks]

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That's cool J.. I daydream about owning 100's of classic vinals from this era, ok 1,000's and a really nice record player and rich highfi system from yesteryear to properly listen to said classics. What do you think it is that draws us to this genre? I just think its simply good music. Others suggest I must have an old soul. What do you think?

Good music is timeless.

My music collection spans centuries, from the classical pieces of centuries ago, to roaring 20s, depression era music of the 30s...I love old black music (eg- mississippi john hurt)...the 50s sucked...into the 60s & 70s with Zeppelin, Doors, Rush, etc...80s new wave THE TALKING HEADS!, 90s hop hop & grunge, subpop records, late 90s techno & 2k techno, new bands like The National etc etc...just keeps on going. The real gems are easy to identify. The problem today is there is too much music that's just manufactured garbage, throw away pointless music to be sold, consumed, etc. The world needs more musicians, less music engineers.

[Simeon]

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[Micko]

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Lowlight Mixes - Infinite Ambient

just posted

[floridaorange]

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Good music is timeless.

My music collection spans centuries, from the classical pieces of centuries ago, to roaring 20s, depression era music of the 30s...I love old black music (eg- mississippi john hurt)...the 50s sucked...into the 60s & 70s with Zeppelin, Doors, Rush, etc...80s new wave THE TALKING HEADS!, 90s hop hop & grunge, subpop records, late 90s techno & 2k techno, new bands like The National etc etc...just keeps on going. The real gems are easy to identify. The problem today is there is too much music that's just manufactured garbage, throw away pointless music to be sold, consumed, etc. The world needs more musicians, less music engineers.

Do you have all of that on your computer?

[Jenks]

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Do you have all of that on your computer?

Mostly on an external Hard Drive that's accessible wirelessly and played through my network Yamaha, and crates of old CDS that I can go grab and rip if necessary. I've never sold anything. Still have about 1000 vinyls, every CD i've ever bought, and loads of digital stuff sought out, bought and collected over the years.