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2009 World Athletics Championships - Berlin
in Other Sports ·
Looking at this data, Usain Bolt clocked in at 1.61 seconds for that split from 60 to 80 meters. If you do the math—and I’ve been sitting here crunching these numbers for a bit—that works out to about 12.42 meters per second. When you convert that over to mph, we're looking at an absolutely insane 28 miles mph 😲
How did you all get started?
in Music ·
-1994. - my first real brush with electronic music, specifically The Prodigy (Experience and Music for the Jilted Generation)
-from then until somewhere around '98, I was deep into Hardtrance and Hardcore (those Thunderdome compilations were huge back then)
-1998 and 1999 brought me headfirst into Drum and Bass, Goa trance, and Techno
-by the early 2000s, I started branching out into IDM and Experimental stuff (Autechre, American producers, Aphex Twin, and that whole scene)
Nowadays, it’s just a mix of everything mentioned above, depending on my mood👍
And of course, I always kept up with those TV and radio shows like DJ Mag, Deep FM, Connection, and DC's Drum & Bass (that UK radio show that used to air late at night on BFBS back in the late 90s)...
-from then until somewhere around '98, I was deep into Hardtrance and Hardcore (those Thunderdome compilations were huge back then)
-1998 and 1999 brought me headfirst into Drum and Bass, Goa trance, and Techno
-by the early 2000s, I started branching out into IDM and Experimental stuff (Autechre, American producers, Aphex Twin, and that whole scene)
Nowadays, it’s just a mix of everything mentioned above, depending on my mood👍
And of course, I always kept up with those TV and radio shows like DJ Mag, Deep FM, Connection, and DC's Drum & Bass (that UK radio show that used to air late at night on BFBS back in the late 90s)...
Great topic.
Honestly, nothing quite hits like that feeling of dubbing your favorite album or EP onto a high-quality cassette and just looping it until the tape itself starts to wear out. Those Maxell tapes were 👍
Even though everything feels like cheap, mass-produced junk nowadays instead of actual quality, I still get that same rush whenever I stumble upon something rare online—something I could never afford to own, or something most people have never even heard of, or just something I haven't listened to in ages.
Honestly, nothing quite hits like that feeling of dubbing your favorite album or EP onto a high-quality cassette and just looping it until the tape itself starts to wear out. Those Maxell tapes were 👍
Even though everything feels like cheap, mass-produced junk nowadays instead of actual quality, I still get that same rush whenever I stumble upon something rare online—something I could never afford to own, or something most people have never even heard of, or just something I haven't listened to in ages.
Old school techno
in Music ·
Gregory Harris8 said:Yeah, you just don't get him yet.
It’s probably because most people have only been listening to that new, stereotypical, repetitive "plink-plonk" stuff that everyone is pushing lately.
That kind of music has absolutely nothing to do with artists like Theorem, Sutekh, or Stewart Walker.