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disco house 2009
ok album... has a cupple good sonds, a few GREAT songs, and a some really bad songs... i have listened to just about the entire album and there are some songs that are "must listen to"s. but other than those few really good songs.. the rest is ok... at best.
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Great, but BE CAREFUL what size you buy
The ER20 plugs do work well. I'm a fulltime musician and love them. BUT, the last pair I got turned out to be the "Baby Blues" which are made "for small ear canals". The descriptions here are very weak and it's easy to make that mistake. The actual sound filter is inside the stem, but the silicone plug (the blue part on these plugs) is smaller than normal, too small for my adult male ears. I'm not sure the seller understands this. Be careful.
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Works great
Bought these for a photo shoot at a concert. Was right up front near the monitors and was able to shoot without any discomfort and left them in for the entire 2 hours. Was able to hear everything and the frequency response was perfect. It was just like turning the volume down on the stereo - just made the sound lower without muffling it like regular foam plugs do. Was also able to carry on a conversation with them in as well. And the best part - no ear ringing for days after the concert either.
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Perfect for classrooms
We use these at school for my son. He's in first grade and has sensory processing disorder, which makes it very difficult for him to tune out noises and focus in the classroom. These earplugs diffuse just enough noise to allow him to attend to his work and to the teacher. He also uses them during assemblies and in the cafeteria where it's very noisy. They're much more discrete than the headphones often used to help children in classroom settings.
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Hearing loss from exposure to loud sound affects millions of people. Noise-induced hearing loss is preventable. And it's easy to prevent. ETY-Plugs were developed to provide low cost, one-size-fits-most high fidelity earplugs that can be used in a variety of noisy environments. The goal of the ETY-Plugs design was the same as Etymotic's famous Musicans Earplugs: to reduce noise but preserve sound quality; in effect, to turn down the noise but not muffle voices, environmental sounds, or music. These high-fidelity earplugs are effective or anyone who needs to hear accurately in noise: attendees at concerts, clubs, other loud performance venues; aircraft personnel; construction workers; industrial workers; medical/dental workers; workers in environments with loud music such as concert halls, nightclubs or bars; emergency vehicle personnel; athletes; participants in motor sports; truck drivers. Each purchase includes high fidelity earplugs, black cord, carrying case, and instructions. Easy to carry in your purse, backpack or pocket. Available in standard size or large size. Top to learn more
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If you’ve always wanted to jump on the turntables but don’t know where to start, this is your complete getting started guide. You'll get all the basic tools a DJ needs from beat matching technique to self-promotion.
No matter your level of experience, you can learn from Matt Haze and the interactive DJing experience that comes with this eBook. You'll get dynamic instruction on:
- Basic Mixer Features
- Turntable Functions
- Making Mix Adjustments
- Counting Beats, Bars, & Phrases
- Demonstrating a Clean Mix
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The company built this capability in order to launch a legit streaming music service dedicated to mixtapes, house and DJ music. The Xbox Live nerds at Microsoft are doubling down on music (as well as movies and television shows) in the race to become the all-in-one digital entertainment hub in the living room. Why: DJ music, while an extremely lucrative live performance business for celebrity spinmeisters like Deadmau5 and Tiesto, is a head-scratcher for everyone else. As an indication of the shift inphow people are buying music (and other band-related merchandise), the National Assn. What: Streaming radio, like Pandora, but with music by DJ artists and producers. of Recording Merchandisers, the 54-year-old group representing music retailers, is featuring a smorgasbord of apps and other technologies all day Wednesday at its conference in Los Angeles. Aside from selling music downloads, Microsoft also offers Zune Pass, its subscription service akin to Spotify, as well as Last. We wanted to address that and look at the full picture, which includes these and other technologies where music and commerce meet. Say hello to the new face of music retail. The root of the problem, as with so many things in digital music, is copyrights. Why: In surveys by ticketing companies, the No. 1 reason people cite for not attending concerts of bands they like is that they didn’t know the band was in town.
How do you do it. Obviously there is tons of music out there available via blogs or torrents, etc. And as someone who DJs as a hobby (though wouldn't mind playing a paid gig somewhere), but is also a broke college student, how am I supposed to do it. I realize it's a hobby, and like anything it costs money, but the fact is. it add's up. At $2. I mean, when I graduate college and have a job, and have money, I will buy every single track.
THE SONG ABOUT FREEDOM THE SONG ABOUT LOVE REMINDS YOU OF AN EX LOVER REMINDS YOU OF YOUR BEST FRIEND YOU WISH YOU WROTE YOU LIKE TO WAKE UP TO YOU LIKE OUT OF YOUR PARENTS RECORD COLLECTION YOU SING IN THE SHOWER YOU LOVE TO LISTEN IN THE CAR... THE MOST INFLUENTAL SONG FOR YOU WHEN GROWING UP. SONG THAT MAKES YOU LAUGH. YOU CAN CHOOSE WETHER YOU MAKE THE JOURNAL OR BUY IT, DECORATE IT AS YOU PLEASE, YOU CAN ADD PICTURES OF THE BANDS ETC. IN THIS SWAP YOU HAVE ONE PARTNER TO WHOM YOU’LL MAKE A JOURNAL FILLED WITH LYRICS OF YOUR FAVOURITE SONGS.
He got his first break when he played a slot at the Endorse It music festival in Blandford, Dorset. That was followed by a guest appearance at a benefit gig in aid of the musicians' charity Strummerville, set up by the widow of Clash legend Joe
Botha was thrown into the spotlight as the DJ who opened for Die Antwoord during their concerts, going on to feature in one of the music videos that shot them to international stardom, Enter the Ninja. by Nobodaddy on 06-07-2011 This story is simple.
Joaquin "Joe" Claussell does not need much of an introduction amongst the dance music aficionados. Be it as a DJ, a remix producer, a record label head (Sacred Rhythm, Spiritual Life), or even a record store manager/owner (Dance Tracks),
