Check out my Dusty Floorshakers Charts on Beatport.com

It looks like we got fans… at least our artwork, created by Superblast, got some unbelievable ugly rip-off… What more can I say? Check the hillarious reconstruction with colors that will make you cry!
For all nonbelievers, post your critics here

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Not So Sexy Air Pump Bra Pad

click the link to buy the perfect x-mas present:-)

http://www.taylorgifts.com/prodetail~itemno~29064~src~CJDATAFE.asp

Marc Hype & Jim Dunloop - “Point Blank” (MPM Rec.)

“Point Blank” is the first introduction to their forthcoming album
“Stamp Out Reality” on Melting Pot Music and includes a go-go
ridden rework by US funkmeisters All Good Funk Alliance.
On the flip you’ll find “Wah Wah Wah”, an ode to the most beloved
guitar pedal, truly a dancefloor shaker. After their brilliant cover of
“The Mexican” you can expect a block-rocking, floor-shaking and
neck-breaking LP next year.
What a fabulous perspective for 2009! YEAH!

Meanwhile - Point Blank will help you to make your body move
and for a booster dose get what you want -

some sound snippets

+ the All Good Funk Alliance Remix for free!!

Release date will be 14.11.2008

Things getting out of control slowly… Check this cool MIDI app fo the iPhone working with Serato!

Jump to PowerKeys App 

Hmmm… Should think ’bout getting on for xmas…

hinted as the next evolution in immersive gaming technology, this cocoon allows players to literally walk
into the game. the design concept is a sphere shaped pod with an interior covered in display screens
and surround sound. gamers can use gestures to play games or perform other tasks thanks to motion
capture cameras.

http://www.i-cocoon.com

via designboom

Dolemite actor Rudy Ray Moore died last week due to complications from diabetes. He was 81. In addition to being a blaxploitation film icon thanks to Dolemite, his character’s fast-talking, street-walking persona served as a blueprint for many hip-hop stars whom he would inspire. Moore was one of the early champions of the hip-hop culture and collaborated with artists like Snoop Dogg, Big Daddy Kane and 2 Live Crew (on the song “Throw the Dick.”) After starting out as a singer, Moore made the segue into comedy, releasing over 30 comedy albums and appearing in 18 films over the course of his career, but he’ll always remembered for his role as Dolomite, the silver-tongued pimp. Moore helped paved the way for comics like Richard Pryor, as Moore’s records were often so controversial for their language that stores would either refuse to stock his albums or place them behind the counter in brown bags. In 2000, Moore resurrected the Dolemite character for the first time in 20 years for the Insane Clown Posse film Big Money Hustlas. Moore is survived by his daughter and 98 year-old mother.

RIP DOLEMITE