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I've got a Dell 20" widescreen and would recommend it. You can get them pretty cheap off ebay. Peep this: http://cgi.ebay.com/Dell-UltraSharp-2005fp...1QQcmdZViewItem

All these games are sick. Virtua Tennis 4 player is fucking hilarious. You can get DC games off emule - at least you could a year or two ago. Google Dreamcast boot cd too.

http://www.hiphop-elements.com/me/AudioPla...ileName=2658.rm Yep.

I think it's Lexicon - Voodoo but I could be wrong. Nice nice beat though.

No clue what sparked it. Harsh stuff though. Why can't they all just get along...

Let's have it. Ooooooooooooh. I think some peoples are bitter.

You can replace the battery yourslef. It's not that easy but I did it on my old school 3g one.

Boooya.

that's a biatch. mine is alright i think. slightly warped but most my 45s are!

Arsonists - The Session (Never thought I'd find this. Jah bless Music & Vid Exchange) Skalpel - 1958 Ohmega Watts - The Find DJ Rupture/SIster Nancy - Little More Oil Lefties Soul - Organ Donor

Haha, nah man - I'm not too up on the battle scene. Although DJ Relm sounds a lot more familiar than Mike Relm! Is it quite varied stuff he plays then?

He's supporting Lyrics Born at the Jazz Cafe in London. Never heard of the guy but Time Out says he's up with with Cut Chemist or some shit. Then again, Time Out's music opinions are normally a pile of crap... He dims the lights and scratches of Imagine apparently!

He 'gave' you one?? - they cost about £300! I got one about a month ago - it is good but the software to set all the ins/outs, effects etc is a bit of a headfuck at first. Recording quality is really good and it sorted my midi out - I had an audigy before and there was bad latancy no matter what they advertise. The 1616m would probably be a good choice smyrx but the m-audio ones are probably a bit cheaper and do much the same.

This looks good... now I just need to bring myself round to paying £3.50 for a can or Red Stripe. What's Rahel like 2tall? On a spaced out Dudley crooning tip or something? Be interested to hear.

I think I have a keygen or serial on an old cd. I'll check when I get home from work and post it up unless someone helps you out before that.

Cheers for the advice man. Can't really budget for top end speakers but I have a pretty decent sound card (an emu 1820) and a good pair of headphones. Can't say I know how to do a frequency analysis - I always thought as long it isn't slamming into the red things are alright. Maybe not heh?! Would you say to experiment with compression and eq'ing once I have the whole thing recorded then? I can set up my soundcard to put eq and compression on my tt mixer input for when I record. Or is this a bad idea?

I've got a mix in the works and I want to use vinyl and mp3's. All the stuff I've recorded in the past sounds kinda weak up against professionaly mastered mixes and tracks. I'm sure compression and eq'ing would help but I don't know at what stage to do this. I can put compression on my turntable mixer input or should that wait until its all recorded or both?! Help a sucker out. Be much appreciated. Bromacide

Yes yes, defo agreed on that! After seeing the Scratch All the way live movie I'd have to the original Jazzy Jay too. Would love to see that cat live.

dam you bastardo.

I have Gag-Seal Breaks cos the cover turns me on, but not super.

it's all good - a guy at work has just told me how to do it - you have to unassign a volume letter to d: so windows wont rename d: to c: when reformatting c:

werd, i'm sure that's what i tried all them years ago man and it fucked up the drive letters. i could just be retarded with it though. :$

I have one hard drive, partitioned with c: holding xp and all the apps, d: for storage. I need to do a fresh install of xp. In theory I should be able to keep d: and reinstall windows on c:... Well, I've tried in the past and it always renames d: to c: and installs windows on d: which is a fucking pain in the scrote when installing apps and shit. Anyone know of a way around this or is this all way too ghey and technical? hola hola rick waller

Yeah man, Fat Trax was were I rinsed a lot of my student loan! Gutted to see it go. I was/am(!) the tall bloke in there probably once a week. Bad habit! Doubt whether you'd know me. Squeak was well safe - I'd only just got turntables then and he tought me the basics in the shop. That man had serious fucking dedication to the scratch!