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ShanksLeRoux
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#3074 2005-01-18 14:21 GMT |
 : A few months ago, my brother (Jan) showed me some songs of Drum 'n Bass. I love DnB and listen to it daily. I still listen to my "old lovers", such as: Gothic, Metal, Hard Rock, ...but those days are passing  We had a party called "Killabeatz" wich was a HUGE succes and we made alot of profit from it. We're planning to do "Killabeatz 2" ("Killabeatz the Sequal") this year 2005. (Belgium) If you haven't heard of Drum 'n Bass yet... well... you should! :happy2: Here's a lil' something called: "Drum 'n Bass" Drum n' bass is control versus chaos: hi-fi-sci-fi beat programmes that expand and contract, roll and squeeze, rinse out and explode to generate physical abandon on the floors. Is drum n' bass the music of the aftermath or just the music of now? Years after rave's chemical countdown pushed new sounds into being drum n' bass functions both in the comedown for older soldiers while all over the planet fresh kids take it as their sound of choice. Drum n' bass is old and new, drugged and clean, veteran and fresh, black and white, pop and underground, ambient and hardcore, ever-expanding, changing, mutating, rolling and moving. Destination unknown. :sing: My top 5 Dj's :sing: 1. Aphrodite 2. Dj Marky 3. Dj Zinc 4. Dillinja 5. Shy FX |
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Lombi
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1977 posts |
#3075 2005-01-18 14:29 GMT |
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Got any legal mp3's we could listen on the subject?
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Siggie!
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enjoijeff
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#3079 2005-01-18 20:15 GMT |
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Downloading music is legal now Lombi! :bounce:
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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Lombi
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#3084 2005-01-19 05:50 GMT |
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That might be vaguely true, but it on the other hand might not. The emergence of internet download stores like itunes still do not transform illegal file sharing into a legal thing, no matter what they do.
But on the other hand you are correct - in P2P people usually get busted for uploading mp3 content rather than downloading. |
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Siggie!
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enjoijeff
514 posts |
#3091 2005-01-19 14:49 GMT |
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Yeah, KaZaA and every P2P Network was doned 100% legal. I could find you an article on it if you like.
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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patman
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#3103 2005-01-19 20:30 GMT |
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Downloading music is legal now Lombi!
1. I'd like to see an article on it (from a reliable source, not something like John's Filesharer Weekly.) 2. Even if, it's still wrong. Support your artists. I'm 17, hardly work and own nearly 100 CDs, all that I've bought within the last year. |
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enjoijeff
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#3107 2005-01-19 20:53 GMT |
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http://www.vnunet.com/news/1157557
http://www.kazaa.com/us/help/new_100percentlegal.htm Using a P2P program is legal. However, they say that you are responsible for what you download. As long as you get a good client without spyware like SoulSeek (win) or Nicotine (lin). You should be fine downloading however Lombi is right in not promoting it on the site. |
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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patman
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#3109 2005-01-19 21:05 GMT |
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Yes, the P2P program itself isn't illegal.
Downloading music is still illegal. However, I do do it (Soulseek is great) to preview certain songs. Downloading whole albums I have a big problem with. |
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enjoijeff
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#3112 2005-01-20 05:36 GMT |
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A lot of the music I listen to I would have to make special trips to atleast like 3 or 4 (probably still won't find it) stores before I found their album, because a lot of the bands I listen to are indy and no one really carries their music.
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Working on two big projects right now. Get hyped or not. It doesn't matter. Ha.
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Lombi
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1977 posts |
#3114 2005-01-20 08:12 GMT |
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Patman is completely correct. The articles you are showing is that the programs themselves are not illegal. If you are downloading and sharing copyrighted material you are of course doing something illegal.
Another example of this would be if you had a car. Having a car is of course not illegal, killing a person with that car will get you in prison though. |
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Siggie!
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EMET
175 posts |
#3117 2005-01-20 09:34 GMT |
EMET
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#3118 2005-01-20 09:37 GMT |
Lombi
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1977 posts |
#3119 2005-01-20 11:43 GMT |
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Now that last one is serious.. Damn.
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Siggie!
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ShanksLeRoux
733 posts |
#3121 2005-01-20 13:44 GMT |
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Ok, after 2 days... I overcome my lazyness :lmao:
Here are some Winamp Radio's !! (being updated) - Urban Drop 128k (Cable/DSL Broadband) - Urban Drop 56k (ISDN/Slow Broadband) - Urban Drop 32k (Dialup/56k) jungletrain.net DrumnBassTV Destroyer.net Ragga-Jungle.com |
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arh
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#3649 2005-04-15 13:46 GMT |
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great taste for music!
Are you playin' with CDs or Turntables? which mixer do you use? whattabout Patif? :question: gee, all those questions ^_^ |
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ShanksLeRoux
733 posts |
#3657 2005-04-16 09:15 GMT |
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well, i'm not a dj myself, but i have lots of drum 'n bass friends who are. Our last party was again, a GREAT succes. KillaBeatz The Sekwol
(sequal). You should visit belgium some day ^_^ for our next parteh
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