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Posted 28 November 2004 - 4:13 AM
X-D Don't be angry, dan. Double posting has become synonymous with dan_069. I hail you "double dan"!!
I think I know what's going on. You submit your post, and your computer freezes up or takes foreeeeeeeeeever to bring you back to your message - so you're clicking that submit button again. Sometimes my window freezes up when I post a message. I think the post didn't go through, then I close the window and reopen it to see that my post did go through. Weird.
Anywho. Try submitting *once*, and be patient. Or submit, wait a few seconds, close the window, the reopen it. Your post might've gone through.
I think I know what's going on. You submit your post, and your computer freezes up or takes foreeeeeeeeeever to bring you back to your message - so you're clicking that submit button again. Sometimes my window freezes up when I post a message. I think the post didn't go through, then I close the window and reopen it to see that my post did go through. Weird.
Anywho. Try submitting *once*, and be patient. Or submit, wait a few seconds, close the window, the reopen it. Your post might've gone through.
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 3:42 AM
so I've mentioned this before, but I'm not a big fan of TPPR, I find it kinda hard to get into it.. maybe it *still* has yet to grow on me. but really, I listened to DYOH the other day and found that it certainly wasn't the highlight of the album for me. I really like Elektrobank on there and even Block Rockin Beats. It Doesn't Matter - always. Err.. never? Um, anyway.. and I'm getting into Setting Sun more now, didn't like it much for a while. But I am a big Chemical Brothers fan.. honest! ;)
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 9:40 AM
album wise it has to be the way tppr quitely comes in from (alive alone is it or is that exit planet dust) with that hypnotising humming that spinns around your head then sways to and fro as the actuall song comes into its own, and then those templic bells that enlighten you. also the ening of the dong when you realise that your've just been enchanted by the song as you have no concept of time, then you slowly come back into reality with a deep breath of "that was f**king awesome"
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 10:57 AM
It's 'one to many mornings' with Beth Orton that you're refering to.
That Beth Orton collab on Come With Us could have been so much better if it built up to some hardcore drums. It does build up, but just to lead to another track; Denmark.
That Beth Orton collab on Come With Us could have been so much better if it built up to some hardcore drums. It does build up, but just to lead to another track; Denmark.
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 2:13 PM
Been listenin to DYOH this weekend, TPPR's still one of my favourites, specially since I heard it live here in Santiago, but my ears put some attention on Get up on it Like This, and found it amazing, it seems they had so much fun creating those 'locos' beats, really liked it
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 2:38 PM
..and on Psychedelic Reel I like those kinda F1 horns ('cause I imagined that too), but mostly the way the song grows, when it's finishing you just remember the way it began, so quiet, and it ends on a storm of sounds and noises as well, that you couldn't have imagined when it started. When any friend listens to it by the first time, I ask, do ya remember how it started? n they go like uhmmm yeah.. good song uh? God bless Chems
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Posted 29 November 2004 - 6:45 PM
where do i begin is so very very excellent... want to hear this one live
it's like sunday morning, i'm wakin' up... don't even know whose bed i'm in (that uses to happen, doesn't? X-D ) and u think, yes, know that situation and start lovin' the song and suddenly it's changing and you dance into the kitchen to have a tea and it's changin again, it's like doin car scooter and when you finally come back into reality u recognized you've got tea everywhere on your carpet and it's a mess...
or somethin like that X-D
it's like sunday morning, i'm wakin' up... don't even know whose bed i'm in (that uses to happen, doesn't? X-D ) and u think, yes, know that situation and start lovin' the song and suddenly it's changing and you dance into the kitchen to have a tea and it's changin again, it's like doin car scooter and when you finally come back into reality u recognized you've got tea everywhere on your carpet and it's a mess...
or somethin like that X-D
love is all.