those jungle edits deserve a shout out. big up feverkin.

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So it's, The Joe Rogan "Experience"?

It's just his head is covering a number of letters in the title.

Didn't want to mistake it for "Excellence".

(the "Rumble in the Jungle" tee could easily just as been replaced with "Bungle in the Jungle"...It'd all right by me.)

really random selection of some of the worst music out there.

i really dislike that this is how a lot of people view electronic music. most of this is pop music and it completely ignores the huge innovations that happened in house, techno, jungle, dubstep, garage, ambient, etc. in the last 40 years. the impact of electronic music has been chronically under appreciated since it's inception.

It hasn't changed since The Jungle.

"Crossing through the jungle is very scary. Sometimes we get attacked by bison or elephants."

Yeah, someone give that guy a medal. Or a tank.

Harrison Ford built one of those in the jungle once: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eC2eC_pN7ZE

so basically bad drummer, drum programmers, and producers ruined rock music. meanwhile, jungle/d'n'b took this technique to extremes over 10 years before it "ruined" rock music. i think rock music "killed" rock music, not poorly implemented technology.

this is pretty much bang on. there are several versions of a "special turntable" which are just controllers. you can use all in one controller set ups, CDJs/XDJs in HID mode, or rane's 12 turntable, which is just a stand alone controller for DVS. all in one controllers are geared more toward bedroom and wedding DJs, the rane 12 is pretty boutique and for turntablist/party rock DJs, and CDJs/XDJs are what everyone else uses and are industry standard and in every club/rave/festival/tech rider. there is also a growing move back to vinyl in certain scenes, especially techno and jungle/choppage/breakbeat hardcore scenes.

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Cool. I kinda liked the 2016 Disney Jungle Book movie, but they certainly need some reminders about what the public part of Public Domain means. They've benefited massively from it in the past century, but they are working really hard to try to prevent anyone else from doing the same in the next century...

Hm, so the minigun in Predator wasn't *quite* so ridiculous. Since we can grant Jesse Ventura an extra 50-75% strength since he was a fictional action hero, and since in action movies the weight and quantity of ammunition a character may carry (even if its's for miles and miles through a dense jungle) only matters if it is directly relevant to the plot, I think I now consider "Painless" a perfectly reasonable gun for fighting aliens and South American guerrillas.

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Full version + radio edit + jungle mix please Next ibiza hit for sure.