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» John_Black replied on Sat May 20, 2006 @ 3:35pm. Posted in Are you suffering from homosexuality?.
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Would ECT be a good treatment option for me? Why or why not?
What are the benefits of ECT?
What are the side effects of ECT?
» John_Black replied on Sat May 20, 2006 @ 3:34pm. Posted in Are you suffering from homosexuality?.
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What should I do if symptoms of my homosexuality return?
» John_Black replied on Sun Jan 2, 2005 @ 3:19pm. Posted in HIGHER 2 le 29 janvier 2005 !!!.
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If all turns out well, as freakpatrol always delivers the goods, this will be a huge and unforgetable party.

Its at the top of the fucking St Anne ! Like, over 800 meters high? In one of the most popular ski resorts of Quebec ... I just can't wait.
» John_Black replied on Tue Nov 30, 2004 @ 12:49pm. Posted in Soo Expired!: The longetivity of a Track.
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Hey guys,

This is addressed to all the deejays and general music listeners:

What would you say is the longetivity of a track? When should you stop playing a particular song because it is over played? When you buy a 12inch, do you keep in mind it may be unplayable in two years?

Just an example : A song like "Benny Bennassi - Satisfaction" might seriously get some deejays shot if they play it... it's certainly a track that has been over used.

When a new dj orders some plates from 2002 or older, is he taking the risk of being told "man, thats sooo not-retro yet!" Should he give a damn?

Is techno the safe haven of unreckognisable oldies?

The discussion is open
» John_Black replied on Tue Nov 30, 2004 @ 12:48pm. Posted in Soo Expired!: The longetivity of a Track.
john_black
Coolness: 44040
Hey guys,

This is addressed to all the deejays and general music listeners:

What would you say is the longetivity of a track? When should you stop playing a particular song because it is over played? When you buy a 12inch, do you keep in mind it may be unplayable in two years?

Just an example : A song like "Benny Bennassi - Satisfaction" might seriously get some deejays shot if they play it... it's certainly a track that has been over used.

When a new dj orders some plates from 2002 or older, is he taking the risk of being told "man, thats sooo not-retro yet!" Should he give a damn?

Is techno the safe haven of unreckognisable oldies?

The discussion is open ;)
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