DMC's!! Awesome! Didn't think anyone here was up on those. I may actually upload sum someday. That's cool u enjoyed it man. Thanks for stoppin by :)

Thanks for listening. I agree about Qbert. He is king. MP3 sxcratching is a great tool as well. It sure saves money! I use software for that too. It really opens doors for extra creativity. But for ultimate control, nothing beats turntables. Even Qbert acknowledges that. Thanks again.

From Chicagoland, too? Cool, let's talk further bud. I'll put in my earpiece and or reading glasses and we can get jiggles with it. or is it jiggy, ziggy? I don't know about you young wipper snappers anyone.

Thank You ELSD. I'm really appreciate that you listened and was able to enjoy it. It makes my day to hear it is a BIG TIME fav of yours. :)..rick

Hey that's great news. I appreciate the compliment. It will be an honor and privilege. :) Take your time, look forward to hearin from ya sometime in the future. glad it's a fav 4ya peace bro.

Sounds good. I'd just need a song to work on, so let me know. Contact me when you have something you want me to mess with. Look forward to it... peace.

Yeah, djing in the mainstream is a lot different. Most/alot of dj's don't/can't fathom using what they play their music with as an instrument. Don't get me wrong, i appreciate the new equipment, too. Pioneer has some great cdj's. Having dj software is a weapon in itself. When ya put it all together though, Boo-YA!! ;) I love songs that sound like a blending of the old and new, too. Sometimes I feel the rhythm has been lost. I love the primal side of music. Thank you for the FAV and for the review. peace :)

The best thing about vinyl, other than it's rich warm sound, is it's no latency. It's a pure extension between your mind, soul, hands, and equipment. Juice is still a classic. When I first saw it, I was like man he can really scratch! Then years later when I saw it again, I realized it was edited in. haha I was heart broken and proud at the same time...You know I have some old dj partners who play guitar and swear it's a whole lot like scratching. I can hear it sometimes. Well, thanks so much for your review. i'm glad U had a chance to hear it, i was hopin u would.. hummm, graaavy. peace my friend :)

lol. Yeah, i was just teasin with how things change and yet stay the same. take it ez

hurray for the win! thanks for the pull up sonny. heheheh Thank you for your support on it. What happened to, "not bad meanin bad, but bad meanin good?" lol

Glad to see openmindedness. That's one of the most fun parts of this sorta thing, I feel! I appreciate your taking the time to review as well. Very kind. I have, actually started to gain some interest in some glitchy, ('that a word?lol)sounds lately for possibly the same reason you brought it up. hum, you got me thinkin now... :) Hey, thanks again Cybertooth :) (ps. i'll have to drop in with your's as an outsider, too.)

Me too. It's a crying shame that it's lost some airplay. I'd be glad to help, if you'd like. Send me something you wanted work on and we can go from there. Contact me anytime. :) Thanks.

Love to. You buy the tickets and I'll be there! :) NY Hip Hop is what first inspired me into it. Props. Thanks for your review. Glad u liked it.

dont know what FTW means. hope it's good. Just came back from the orthopedic. My hip dislocated while scratching behind my back. Thank you for ur review. I apreciate it 1000%! peace

Is it? my bad if so. I didn't have time to burn a copy on my way out the door. I had to do it quietly here at the Senior Center on headphones, sonny. I DO actually use real live TurnTables with Vinyl records. I also, (but not for this one) use Torq timecoded vinyl and software while djing.or whatever they use, too. I do plan on touching things up on it. If u'd like, I can send U a 320kb quality copy. Humbly appreciate your review. :)