Sorry for not blogging in a while, I’ve been busy at work.
I’m trying to start a new weekly thing here with flyers about all the interesting parties in Berlin.
I’m not going to explain the artist, either you know them, or you dont, however you can take it for sure that the music played on those parties i post directly relates to the music i post on this blog. So basically if you download music off this blog and like it, it is likely that you enjoy the parties.
Friday: Nothing :-/ Saturday:
2526 / a made up sound
Don Williams
Marc FM
www.tapeberlin.de
Heidestrasse 14, nahe Hauptbahnhof
Finally i found this gem (and not the shit live mix cutout…)
Wobbly electro how we like it… now i need something jackin in contraire… havent heard of anything sick jacked recently… its all wobble or saw :-/
Something a bit more unusual here. its a collection of bmore breaks and loops, to get you guys started making your own music… instead of stealing from blogs
I hate trainspotting, but its a chance to post this edit…..
DJ AM FOUND DEAD IN MANHATTAN APARTMENT
By LARRY CELONA, JESSICA SIMEONE and DAN MANGAN
From the New York Post
Last updated: 8:53 pm
Posted: 7:12 pm
August 28, 2009
DJ AM — the celebrity club disc jockey known for dating starlets, collecting hundreds of sneakers and surviving a horrific plane crash — was found dead of an apparent overdose in his SoHo apartment today, police said.
Cops found prescription drug bottles inside DJ AM’s residence at 210 Lafayette St. after the 36-year-old’s lifeless body spotted face-down in his bed at around 5:23 p.m. by a friend, who was concerned he hadn’t heard from the performer in several days, sources said.
Emergency medical workers responding to a 911 call from the friend declared DJ AM dead at the scene. No foul play is suspected.
Prescription drugs and a crack pipe were found at the scene. Bottles of pills were found in both the bedroom and the kitchen. He was wearing sweatpants and no shirt.
Friends of the disc jockey gathered outside his apartment tonight, hugging each other. They declined to speak with reporters.
The Philadelphia native, whose real name was Adam Michael Goldstein, was a former member of the band Crazy Town, which scored the smash rap-rock hit “Butterfly” in 2001.
His work behind turntables in hotspots around the world paid him up to $25,000 or more per night — helping fund what became a collection of more than 1,000 sneakers.
DJ AM had high-profile romances with Nicole Richie, to whom he was once engaged, as well as with actress Mandy Moore.
Last September 19, DJ AM and former Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker were badly burned in the crash of a private plane in South Carolina that killed four other people on-board. The plane crashed as it headed down the runway during takeoff.
Barker’s ex-wife, Playmate Shanna Moakler, responded to news of DJ AM’s death on Twitter, writing, “My deepest condolences for DJ AM, you were a great artist and will be severely missed. My thoughts and Prayers to his family and friends.”
“We all love him and miss him,” said DJ AM’s close friend, new York nightclub entrepreneur Mike Satsky.
Samathan Ronson, another celebrity DJ, tweeted to a friend, “Waiting for someone to say this isn’t true.”
Guitar virtuoso John Mayer tweeted, “We’re supposed to lose our friends to time, at an age when we’re ready to agree to the terms of having lived a long life. Not now.”
Lindsay Lohan wrote, “i can’t believe this … I’m in shock. why? why? r.i.p. adam.“
In his own last post on Twitter, dated Tuesday, DJ AM quoted a Grandmaster Flash song:
“New York, New York. Big city of dreams, but everything in New York ain’t always what it seems.”
He was scheduled to have deejayed at Dusk in Atlantic City on Tuesday and then tonight at Rain in Las Vegas.
In a 2007 interview with the New York Times, DJ AM admitted to having begun seriously abusing crack cocaine in his early 20s. But he said he had been sober for the past nine years and had even recently given up smoking.
Just found some of the Blends, Remixes and Mashups I did back in the days.
Since there was a Dubplatecutter (www.duophonic.de) in my old neighborhood in Augsburg, I allways had 12″ onepiece exclusive vinyls for my DJ-sets. Now I found some of the tunes from this time and decided to hand them out for free. Except the Snoop Dogg Remix, all tracks are done with an old MD-Player and two turntables only.
Finally i found this gem (and not the shit live mix cutout…)
