At the moment it doesn't quite come close to "Crucial Showcase" for my taste, but "Crucial Moods" is again "a fine piece of material".
Greetings......lemmi
I have to honestly say that there are just too many good or at least remarkable ones for me Dubreleases... can hardly keep up with listening and there are also the "old" things that want to be heard again and again... it's strict right now... I still have the JohnnyGo figure in front of me, I can't say anything about it yet, except, I'll give it a closer listen...
Shared pain is half of the pain. Actually, I've always been like that.
The "Infobooster" computer basically makes it worse.
It's always said, "The more you know, the more you know what you don't know," or something like that. I now "know" more albums I don't know than albums I do know. Sounds weird because it is.
Yes, and that's exactly why I want to keep listening to the albums that I know really well.
And then there is always music that has nothing to do with reggae. Sometimes it's great too. The creativity of the people is really very impressive.
That's why I'm very reluctant to be creative... ;-)
It's actually almost enough if you get a few new ones every day DubPulling in albums on Spotify or BandCamp or anywhere else. You always have “something new” and don’t need to buy anything new. Putting it down or saving it is no longer necessary if you can only focus on new releases. But that's not how we all tick.
I also like "DIY Hobby Dubs" but I'll take that out because a band just makes the more natural music. And usually more people have more ideas. I can't understand why, for example, the scientist already has "automatic Dubs” wanted to edit. I think you can take them all out. Not because they're bad, but because they didn't come into being spontaneously at the mixing desk. Oh man, now I'm coming from the hundredth to the thousandth again …………….
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At the moment it doesn't quite come close to "Crucial Showcase" for my taste, but "Crucial Moods" is again "a fine piece of material".
Greetings......lemmi
I have to honestly say that there are just too many good or at least remarkable ones for me Dubreleases... can hardly keep up with listening and there are also the "old" things that want to be heard again and again... it's strict right now... I still have the JohnnyGo figure in front of me, I can't say anything about it yet, except, I'll give it a closer listen...
Shared pain is half of the pain. Actually, I've always been like that.
The "Infobooster" computer basically makes it worse.
It's always said, "The more you know, the more you know what you don't know," or something like that. I now "know" more albums I don't know than albums I do know. Sounds weird because it is.
Yes, and that's exactly why I want to keep listening to the albums that I know really well.
And then there is always music that has nothing to do with reggae. Sometimes it's great too. The creativity of the people is really very impressive.
That's why I'm very reluctant to be creative... ;-)
It's actually almost enough if you get a few new ones every day DubPulling in albums on Spotify or BandCamp or anywhere else. You always have “something new” and don’t need to buy anything new. Putting it down or saving it is no longer necessary if you can only focus on new releases. But that's not how we all tick.
I also like "DIY Hobby Dubs" but I'll take that out because a band just makes the more natural music. And usually more people have more ideas. I can't understand why, for example, the scientist already has "automatic Dubs” wanted to edit. I think you can take them all out. Not because they're bad, but because they didn't come into being spontaneously at the mixing desk. Oh man, now I'm coming from the hundredth to the thousandth again …………….
So long…………… lemmi