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now thats groovy |
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he's now on my christmas party list. |
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HA! He's a trickster. He just reads the label on it. |
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That's fucking weak. I know someone who can actually tell the difference between Snares albums, now that's fucking impressive. |
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There's a difference???? |
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haha |
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He could just be reading the label I suppose. |
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Makes sense, I suppose. I can tell the difference between "quiet bits" and "loud bits". |
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awesome! he should take up dj'ing classic. |
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i think the point in this all is, that though you can spot out the difference between loud bits and quiet bits it turns out that more than one artist uses this ultramodern technique. Which kinda makes it somewhat of a trick to identify different songs. |
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do you prefer loud bits or quiet bits? |
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I can successfully identify "battle records" this way. It's not very hard, or even an uncommon skill among DJs. On one of my favourite records I can even cue particular samples by sight (eg, 4th groove of the third scratch sentence on a side) with around 80% accuracy. |
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I can do that with cds |
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