Moonman

yeah my digi camera works fine. I dont know if its something to do with the firmware on the mp3 player? i'm such a dunce when it comes to gadgets!

dont know if anyone can help me, i have a creative zen touch (i've had it yonks and i found it on a bus years ago) and never had any problems on an XP o/s. However, on myh computer i'm using windows 2000 and when i plug the player into the usb port the computer doesnt recognise the mp3 player. It doesnt "dock" either. Yet i took it to a mates earlier and connected it to his laptop and it worked first time. I have troed re installing all the software but to no avail. I have checked device manager and it appears the device is working properly and the driver is installed, so why is the player not docking? why doesnt windows 2000 recognise it as a storage device? Any help appreciated as i'm starting to get annoyed with it.

Best DJ...Simon Patterson Best Producer...Deadmau5 Best Label...dont really have one, it's the music i look for first. Best Live Act...haven't seen any Best Track...dance wise Deadmau5 "Not Exactly Voices" (Dumb Dan edit) overall though, Nelly Furtado "Give It To Me" Best Remixer...Stoneface & Terminal Best Resident...? Best New Face...Genix Best Club Night...Gatacrasher @ Media Best One off Event...didnt go to any Best Album / Compilation...sorry, dont do trance albums, they bore me, compilations i mix myself also. My favourite album this year though is probably the new Kanye West album. Best Radio Show...Weekend Warmup - Judge Jules or Soul Assassins Mashup with DJ Muggs Mondays on Sirius FM. Best Website...Judgejulesarchive or Myspace probably!

deadmau5 - not exactly bart claessen - first light adam k & soha - twilight liquid - sweet harmony - dave spoon & james talk mix claudia cazucu - cowgirl justin timberlake - future sex/love sounds LP pink floyd - dark side of the moon LP RHCP - stadium arcadium LP nirvana - heart shaped box

its a fad. i remember in THAT late 90's era is was all about the funky/disco thing. Then from about 2002-2004 it all went tribal, then 2005- present day Electro is the major influence. Somebody somewhere will make a record which will ignite peoples interest in another major influence and you'll hear loads of records copying it again. For me personally i like Electro but i find it's a lot more disposable and not as memorable. I grew up on the funky house/trance sounds so obviously they are the best. They complement each other so well. I do agree though, Electro isnt very emotional at all. I find it very cold.

2007-10-27 - Judge Jules, Studio Session View File BBC Radio 1 Saturday, 27th October 2007 01:00am - 03:00am 01. Michael De Kooker - 'The Twist' (Ruben De Ronde Remix) [Combined Forces] 02. Mac & Mac - 'Killer' [white label] 03. Joonas Hahmo - 'Sound Of Sunday' [Anjunadeep] Above & Beyond On The Phone 04. Jaydee - 'Plastic Dreams' (Laidback Luke Mix) [white label] 05. Joop - 'On Top Of Things' [High Contrast] 06. Maria Mena - 'Just Hold Me' (Carl B Remix) [white label] 07. Fred Baker - 'Alone' [be-Back] D. Ramirez On The Phone 08. Ernesto & Bastian - 'Unchained Melody' [High Contrast] 09. Dubfire - 'Roadkill' (Breakfast Remix) [sCI + TEC Digital Audio] 10. K Sheehan - 'Kill An Ox' [white label] Rob Tissera On The Phone 11. Bart Claessen - 'First Light' (First Play Mix) [Yakuza] 12. Ali Wilson - 'Solstice' (Lock & Load Remix) [Tekelec] 13. Cosmic Gate - 'Body Of Conflict' [black Hole] 14. M6 - 'Destination 6' [Octavius] 15. Armin vs. DJ Tiësto - 'Yet Another Suburban Train' (Armin bootleg) [white label] Timo Maas On The Phone 16. Mandy Reid - 'Tornado' [Spinnin'] 17. Richard Durand - 'We're Here To Rock (Any Time)' [Terminal 4] 18. Kyau & Albert - '7 Skies' [Euphonic] 19. Simon Patterson - 'Bulldozer' [Reset] 20. Tocs - '2' (Scot Project Mix) [Druck] 21. BK & Nick Sentience - 'XL' [Riot] 22. Arno Cost vs. Robin S - 'Show Me Magenta' [Cr2] 23. Sam Ho - Alexia (Original Mix) [Loverush] Recovery Record - Ferry Corsten's Choice 24. Orbital - 'Belfast' (Live At Glastonbury 2002 Version) [ACP] Submitter Moonman Submitted 10/28/2007 Category 2007  

does anyone have this? i've fallen back in love with the Aptness "Answer" track after Traill put the ID request up. I however want the bootleg with Coco "I Need A Miracle" over the top of it. If anyone has this and wants to sell it, can you PM me so i can buy it off ya!

you;re right! it was. It was the Lootbeggars EP if my memory serves me correct. It also had a terrible Cafe Del Mar bootleg on the other side.

the pete tong tracklist looks good. I gonna stick my nec on the line here and say i have never really rated Armin, that said i do respect him and his achievements. I like things a bit more housey. I think sometimes he can be a bit too progressive for me and not funky enough.

#171 is lil devious - come home - original mix - rulin records. #174 is aptness - the answer - good; as records < amazing record :thumbsup: #160 is superfunk - young mc - rhtyhm masters mix - fiat lux records

this is one of the best hot mixes...It's bonkers but genius. Check out the "Get Tough" track for example - it's barmy. Whilst not tight the mixing really is something, it really flows. To pack 8 tunes into 30 mins is a bit funky too!

Bassfly is a mah-ooooosive tune.

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clubbers guide to 99...check the mix from Gold'N'Delicious "ascension" into Blockster "you should be dancin'" at the end of the first disc. How heavy does it sound!?!

Radical Playaz - The Hook - I think Tall paul had something to do with this. Real funky but banging. The tempo is nice and the groove is tight. Like it a lot. Southside Spinners - Luvstruck - Marco V & Benjamin mix - This was when they had a string of great productions. Good peak time stuff. Marco V should have stuck to this type of sound. Rhythmatic Junkies - The Feeling - Rhythm Masters had shaped the sound i play as a DJ. They got me into to the whole tough funky sound. This has a great hook and this bangs along a good old pace. Very very good stuff. This is what i call hard house. Shame they split, since the productions by Steve Mac havent exactly been great. Aptness - The Answer - A tune that just takes me back to 1999 and when i first started going to Crasher. I also remember hearing it bootlegged to death with the Madison Avenue, Fragma, Pamela Fernandez vocals. Roadblock - The Rules - "ALRIGHT...SHUT UP...Now...You got to follow the rules to the game. Rule 1; Leave all your problem at the door, Rule 2; Find yourself the sexiest dance partner you can find, and rule 3; ALWAYS, REMEMBER THE MUSIC" - Best tune on the comp, great breakdown, good sample, nice, quick and funky. Mike Koglin - The Silence - Great track, again this takes me back to the good old days. That breakdown is serious hands in the air stuff. This sample has been used many times but Mike Koglin did it best. This is a great comp, this was when MOS really did release cracking comps. The "Sessions" comps are good but they simply cannot compare to the 1998-2000 ones they did. I remember the CLubbers Guide To Ibiza 99 one Jules did too, that was another belter.

he only used that one last week too! i heard it and chuckled to myself...

Radio 1, adding the musical meat to your saturday night gravy

"generating more hits than Securitas" was one of my faves.... "We're so perky it hurts"

he's still rocking it today i think. Just his radio show needs to go back to how it was before it turned into a semi dodgy Dance Anthems type affair.

You have to love the big man. He's actually a nice bloke when we spoke to him eons ago 2001ish

I too used to listen to Dave Pearce' sundany night mix. I heard from various other boards that Dan Bailey used to the those mixes. Dont know if there was any truth in it. Does Dan Bailey work as part of the Dance Anthems team anymore?

I feel i have to disagree with this. Dance is a broad church my man. Okay so Dave's not exactly subtle, upfront or seamless when it comes to the mixing...but there is a market for him. Okay, it's in the aforementioned luminars - which i dislike, but these are usually the clubbers of tomorrow (after having their first taste of clubbing in Luminars they'll possibly try other more credible places) and who knows, the next big name may well be a young 18 year old upstart experiencing clubbing for the first time listening to Dave. It's a way in.