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  1. TheSpence

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    TheSpence, Aug 11, 2004
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    :eek: :eek: :eek:

    I bet it goes for loads tho!
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    Someone else is selling it for £65
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    Re: Re: Having A Laugh

    Me too got it when it first came out proper battered now tho. Its classed as a classic now along with Renaissance 1 and 2, the first ones on e-bay now for £46.
    Mark J, Aug 11, 2004
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    £65?

    normally it goes for £150-200 :eek: :eek: :eek:
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    So do Renaissance 1 and 2. I've never heard either, but I presume they're full of the same unimaginative shite that Sasha and Diggers are famed for nowadays? :rolleyes: :p
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    Another person who doesnt rim sasha and digweed at every availible chance

    :shock: :shock: :shock: :worship:

    but yeah pretty much the same stuff as now, its not bad if they were as good as everyone makes them out to be theyd have reinvented dance music by now

    n.b. putting a mix of an NERD track in your set doesnt count)


    :)
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  10. Allie

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    Seeing John Digweed live is the reason I play what I play now. And that, for those that don't know, is probably the exact opposite of what John Digweed plays :rolleyes:
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    its what floats your boat innit
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    It is mate.

    It's just that what floats my boat is better than what floats other peoples'... ;)
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    I'm no prog fan either :D
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