What tunes ya listen to?
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I agree with this whole lot- good stuff there esp. the Vinyl Pushers Addictions!
And Tism are great too- did you guys know they are all school teachers?
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School teacher
Real Estate Salesman
Advertising Exec etc no one knows for sure though
Clontaago...cool have a cable, and I can transfer about the same to yours if you want some other tracks
Just getting back to the Hilltop Hoods: have they had any releases lately that I should be looking up? Being over here, I'm very quickly losing touch with the Australian / New Zealand hip hop scene, which I totally love.
On top of all of that, I probably hvae about 20G of dance, about the same with more chilled tracks, over a dozen Soulwax mashups albums, plus the normal rock / pop stuff.
My current fave is almost 10G of John Coltrane: I used to work with a guy who's a Jazz pianist (he has his own albums). Even he hadn't heard of some of the Coltrane stuff I had which is nice.
Yep, and now with my 10Mbps connection, it will be hard to keep my harddrives clean
First step, I'm setting up a fileserver network (as in multiple computers): that will be my media collection.
If I can say anything, though: be sure to try out the free music sites. They have some great tunes and you don't have to feel guilty about downloading them. Others are around, too, where you get to decide how much you will pay for an album and the artist gets almost half of the money (as opposed to normal recording industry released CDs where if they see a dollar for each CD they're lucky).
Add to that the whole Sony fiasco... well, you get the picture. We need to support these independents that have realised that the new industry is here.
Plus, keep an eye out: my 'free music' site / forum should be up soon and I'll need guys to come in and help me breathe life in to it!!
On top of all of that, I probably hvae about 20G of dance, about the same with more chilled tracks, over a dozen Soulwax mashups albums, plus the normal rock / pop stuff.
My current fave is almost 10G of John Coltrane: I used to work with a guy who's a Jazz pianist (he has his own albums). Even he hadn't heard of some of the Coltrane stuff I had which is nice.
Yep, and now with my 10Mbps connection, it will be hard to keep my harddrives clean
First step, I'm setting up a fileserver network (as in multiple computers): that will be my media collection.
If I can say anything, though: be sure to try out the free music sites. They have some great tunes and you don't have to feel guilty about downloading them. Others are around, too, where you get to decide how much you will pay for an album and the artist gets almost half of the money (as opposed to normal recording industry released CDs where if they see a dollar for each CD they're lucky).
Add to that the whole Sony fiasco... well, you get the picture. We need to support these independents that have realised that the new industry is here.
Plus, keep an eye out: my 'free music' site / forum should be up soon and I'll need guys to come in and help me breathe life in to it!!
ManlyBacker
Winging it
Wolfmother are continuing the great hard pub-band tradition in the vein of Jet etc and get my vote. Same sound but System Of A Down's new album is good too. I think JJJ has a market share of about 3% but most of their stuff is great.
I agree with this whole lot- good stuff there esp. the Vinyl Pushers Addictions!
And Tism are great too- did you guys know they are all school teachers?
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Incorrect
School teacher
Real Estate Salesman
Advertising Exec etc no one knows for sure though
Clontaago...cool have a cable, and I can transfer about the same to yours if you want some other tracks
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Maybe now but I'll bet good $$$ that they were all school teachers when they met and they went to teachers college/uni together
a mate of a mate.....that is howeveryone knows
they do the best live show i have ever seen. I took a mate to one who is 40 and has seen every band under the sun, goes to concerts all the time. He came out of it and still talks about it today as the best show he has ever seen.
Its not just good music its a full on theate show!
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