Layborn wrote:wow.
And they say minus is too pretentious..

I for one hate the cube. I don't care what it is or what it does.
Its evil..it turns people into dorks.

There I said it.

Nice cube on your website ;-)

behold the CUBE!!

Rich looks like David Copperfield on that site... ofcourse I dont blame them to make lots of money with all that marketing-crap they are doing lately... but for me the fun is gone, they start to look like all the trance-dj's with their want-to-be-the-most-populair act

Next is for me the most important issue. The needle on a turntable picks up the sound of the room, which feeds back when the needle touches the playing surface of the vinyl - and when played on a big system gives the music another warmth again. The sound of the system, the sound of the monitors, an...

I have been thinking about it last evening... and I also think that with all the music in digital versions the connection with it is gone. A few years ago he was playing vinyl, getting al the latest stuff, knew what the sleeves looked like, did some preparation for each set (you cant take 1000 recor...

Oh yes fo sho! Great memories, so deep and heady, it was special that for sure. I do think with Hawtin though, aside from the views i've already made, I do also think he's only as good as the current state of Techno. If all the new sht coming out isn't quite cutting it, then he will be affected as ...

I've seen him @ Fabric this year, but although I am big fan he isnt doin it for me at the moment... he is playing like all the lame friggin funky house djs with the bass (in out in out in out in out, climax, hands in the air... out in out in), and the story, line, in his sets is far far away. agree...

what's your opinion? IMHO he should take some step back to the roots. Yeah all that digital crap isn't doing any good. Ok, it's a lot easier on the touring for him and I would prob do the same thing. But sounds and technologies have changed a lot over the past years. You can't be idling on the same...