giorgioladisa

DeRank ™: -0,12

DeAge™ : 7409 days • Here since 25 february 2006

Shackleton 3 Eps

14 jan 10

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Since off-topic is becoming the subject of discussion, I would like to say that I agree with one of the Debaser users (cptgaio), who defined the MA as being born and dying simultaneously with the birth and death of trip hop itself. It may be a bit of a generalization, but it seems to me that the latest productions from Massive have truly come out long after their time.

Shackleton 3 Eps

14 jan 10

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I don’t understand why you keep bringing up Massive Attack.

Shackleton 3 Eps

14 jan 10

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I haven't listened to Scuba yet, unless you're referring to King Britt (King Britt presents Scuba: Hidden Treasures).

Shackleton 3 Eps

13 jan 10

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Shackleton :-)

Shackleton 3 Eps

13 jan 10

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Naturally, I wanted to write Shackleton. Sorry for the initial spam.

Shackleton 3 Eps

13 jan 10

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In the dubstep scene, I’d like to point out the new album by 2562, "Unbalance," and the already classic Headhunter "Nomad." My favorites from last year (and who cares, you might say?)

Shackleton 3 Eps

13 jan 10

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Shakleton is the sole producer of this "3 EP'S" (Sam Shakleton to be precise). He was part of a duo when he produced music under the alias Skull Disco.

Everything But The Girl Temperamental

10 jan 10

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Great review. Alia. Despite what some say, they have never made any techno tracks. Clearly, this is a snobbish generalization without any knowledge of the facts. Just because it has a 4/4 beat doesn’t necessarily mean it’s techno or tunz-tunz... Often, there’s much more behind these productions. Interestingly, "The future of the future" (which is a co-production with Deep Dish) features in the soundtrack of "C'era un cinese in coma" by Verdone.