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Topic: Completely Useless Trainspotters Voivod Fact #1
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manipulator
VoivodFan
Member # 12
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posted November 12, 2002 18:37
    
hey, mr. 'copter, you can sign-up there:
www.dancetech.com lo-fi streaming only, but no hassle whatsoever! mp3.cum sucks smelly donkey balls best regards ;)
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Emlyn K Helicopter
VoivodFan
Member # 44
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posted November 12, 2002 18:50
"mp3.cum sucks smelly donkey balls"I know, mate, but I've had it sussed over there for a couple of years now. Some new artists mistake it for a way of making money or making their band 'bigger', when this patently ain't gonna happen. But as a depository that makes your tracks instantly, reliably and easily accessable to the most amount of people, it wins hands down. I'm not saying this because I make any money (in fact they owe me about $100...) but I've tried a load of others and its simply the most user-friendly, IMO. Not sure about Dancetech. I don't know which Flava/Genre I can cram my 'traditional heavy metal with a classical flavour' into - Goa or Deep-Beat. Fuck, they even have Prog-House! What the fuck does that sound like? Early Genesis mixed with 2-Unlimited? Time to choke on your own vomit, folks!
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The Neverman
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Member # 4
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posted March 12, 2003 05:56
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Originally posted by blacky:
so yep we did play forgotten in space.
and now that I do have a couple shows from this tour, I must say that Forgotten in Space was definitely part of the setlist :-) ...and This is not an Exercise! was even played live during this tour, plus Too Scared to Scream on some dates. I wouldn't have expected so much!!!  wonder why the song(s) was/were left aside on the subsequent '87 european tour...
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