That’s more like it. YES
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Pink Floyd worked…my defences are fully restored
Have a Sunday evening NO
Really like Massive Attack, and downbeat in general.
It’s my demeanor.
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100% yes
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Yes. And a yes from mrs close. She loves them.
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YES
DJ JohnRain (tenth spin)
SONG #1215 Rising son, by Massive Attack
YES: PP, wimm, ham, Davo, RC, Kira
NO: Swood,
6-1
@Deckham yes?
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I want to hear from swoodley’s so.
About the song, you degenerates.
Yeah, I like this Johnny.
Yes.
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I don’t understand what you want here
Mrs Close liked it.
I guess it made me wonder what Mrs Swoodley’s verdict was.
I’m not down with the vernacular but I reckon so (S.O.) might mean significant other.
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and if we’re counting S.O. votes then I’m still DJ from about six months ago when Langers4 axed me on 9-9 on a song my wife convinced me to play. Fark you langers 
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Yes
Johnny Rain
Johnny Rain
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Sorry man - that was a yes.
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Is that 10? Here a yes for good measure.
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11-1
Morning all.
Just realised that I haven’t spun any electro/synth-pop as yet. I don’t own much of this electronic genre, although I collected quite a bit of it around the late 90s-2005 (the last period in which I bought electronic music). With this style, you have your beats produced by the Roland TR-808 drum machines, funk samples and distorted vocals using a vocoder. Similar to trance, electro has spawned its own subgenres, such as the Swedish/ Finnish style skweee - mainly instrumental tracks with synth/chiptune leads and funky basslines. The following song is a decent example.
Enjoyed that - Yes.
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Easy yes. Wanted to play it but I’ve already posted a song by The Knife.
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Yes from me
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