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Old 02-07-2007, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ewytt View Post
My favorite part about this is that he can be setting up his laptop at home 10 minutes before his gig and i can tell him about a track that would be prefect for his set and he can get it in minutes and throw it down in his set. Hell, he could be downloading beats on his way to the club in his car!
takes the hunt out of getting certain records, and it could be said that those once hard-to-find jams lose a lot of their holy grail appeal. definitely a nod to the immediacy of a culture absorbed with archiving and spreading itself. that said, my thoughts at times are archaic. in the same discussion, i can easily heap praise upon a model of distribution and community which allows a kid in alaska to make perfect baltimore tunes and get them thrown into a mix by a kid in australia, to be downloaded by another kid in canada.
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