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October 19, 2007 | By Sotek | 6 Comments
From Mixmag website:
"Following our acid house retrospective last month, this month sees us bring you ‘The Future Issue’, spearheaded by our cover star and techno pioneer Richie Hawtin. Inside the feature Richie tells us how he sees the future of dance music and clubbing will progress and we also look at new inventions, virtual clubbing, green clubbing, blogs, future fads, social networking, the planet’s most futuristic clubs and new ways of having fun in clubs. [...] So no excuses, grab a copy while you can..."
No, thank you.
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conceptx said: haven't been on here in a while but I'd rather put this that the US read more
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Rod said: For me it's the best album of the year. it's pure dub. I already fall read more
Foxache said: what a tune.. been after this bad boy for ages.. cheers. read more
Sotek said: @John: Don't forget that those are the results from last year. And why the hell read more
John said: how do good djs lyk boys noize not make da top 100 and shitty tiestto read more
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toño said: I've listened that, it's great read more
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conceptx said: haven't been on here in a while but I'd rather put this that the US read more
kelvin said: please please please reopen MOS in singapore! read more
nochange said: No no change at all will follow. USA is doomed! http://www.infowars.com Go and get the read more
Rod said: For me it's the best album of the year. it's pure dub. I already fall read more
Foxache said: what a tune.. been after this bad boy for ages.. cheers. read more
Sotek said: @John: Don't forget that those are the results from last year. And why the hell read more
John said: how do good djs lyk boys noize not make da top 100 and shitty tiestto read more
Sotek said: There's plenty of other affiliate options for such sites: Juno, Dancetracks, etc. Btw.. here's the read more
musique concrete said: Thats too bad about the affiliate program at beatport. I wonder what all portals they read more
toño said: I've listened that, it's great read more
why not then? --
@zee: For obvious reasons: hype.
Both Mixmag and Hawtin have a long history of setting the wrong trends when it comes to dance music. Why do people still read that piece of crap (Mixmag) is beyond me.
ah yeah, i can see that.. although it's up to anyone to follow something or not, besides i don't thing there's anything "wrong" or "right" when it comes to choice. not that i like trendy mags or minimal, not at all:)
you all fucking loved hawtin when he had a shaved head. shallow snobs.
Stop the BS. Hawtin is one of the best Dj's in the planet, shame on you f....trancers who voted for that crap, and listen to that crap. You should check Hawtin's history before sending those stupid comments. He sets the future-today, as he did for the past 16 years.
@rafaguak: Are you serious?
I said many times before that Hawtin has put out some serious stuff back in the day. His "Plastikman" releases are records that I would swear under. However, his recent stuff as well as his DJ sets have been horrible.
No offense, I still respect him as an authority in dance music, but enough is enough. All I care about is the music... and he's (currently) failing when it comes to that.