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Here’s a couple of tracks compensating for the week vacation we took:
Sally Shapiro - Jackie Junior - Junior Boys Remix.mp3
We’ll be back with some ridiculously great posts.
Noseblood
Here’s a couple of tracks compensating for the week vacation we took:
Sally Shapiro - Jackie Junior - Junior Boys Remix.mp3
We’ll be back with some ridiculously great posts.
Noseblood
photo: C.Harlos ©
Some truly catch your attention some absolutely don’t. The Hasbeens “Make the World Go Away” did for sure. Regardless of what consideration one thinks a track deserves, many times a blend between great creations and coincidences puts it all in perspective.
On a morning Italo-session a few weeks back, this track randomly appeared & got me thinking that such a dancefloor delight should be a great hit this summer as well as every other. The matter was crystal clear last weekend when Mr Alden Tyrell himself turned a whole club upside down, and contained by a great set, literally slapped us with this sacred song.
For the musicbookies, “Make the world go away/and take this pain off my shoulders” was initially released 2006 in a limited 250 copy version, and was recently re-released, which apparently was a very justified choice.
In a distressing yet cheerful tone, it has an intrinsic energy making it a dramatically strong “feel-good poison”. Well-worthy of its own interest, a must, soon to be played at its loudest.

The first Mac Virus/Trojan is here! All you trendy mac-fanatics, starbuck surfing posers longing for Miss Bradshaw, should start watching out. Since the Apple has become a fashion icon instead of a symbol foe novice ex-windows users, there’s a certain pleasure of seeing them crash like the twin towers. God bless my soon to be half a decade old Dell that would never fail me…
The first track is 70Mb, it’s not the trojan, just in a brutal quality of 1411kbit/s.
Serge Gainsbourg - Bonnie & Clyde - Matthew Herbert Mix.aif
Gui Borrato - Haute Couture.mp3
Macblood

According to the Stringer Bell Business School as well as the Napoleon School of War, one should never interrupt the enemy while he’s making a mistake. Reassured by this blogentry’s raw material and highly inspired by the mentioned great men of this world, one should’nt jeopardise it all with redundant writing.
In other words, while we get to the point, you get your gear together because the following tracks are damn right lethal.
Latest release from Connaisseur Recordings:
Art Bleek - Ephorized.mp3
Splendid Swedish contribution from last year(Myspace):
Klikkboxning - Dokument 2323.mp3
A surprising yet victorious combination:
Junior Boys - No Kinda Man - Jona Remix.mp3
Ave,
Nosebloodelectro
There is an end to the tunnel for all fatsoe winners of the recent chocolate eating marathon called Easter. If crystal meth isn’t an option there’s always the latest french sensation: Tecktonik dancing. Sure great for loosing weight but it’s very probable of ending up dumped in a container after a good session of headbeating xxxx-style… oh yeah, and as a soundtrack while taking care of these (c)horeographs, here’s what I suggest:
Smash TV - Locomotive Breath.mp3
and for the final funeral:
Ben Morris - Gissningsleken - Vattenfall Edit.mp3
Cheers,
Noseblood

Assuming that most of you guys have something planned for the celebration of Jesus resurrection, we give you a small playlist to improve your travelsettings.
Moonbeam - Insight - Vocal Mix.mp3
Robert Babicz - Krystaline.mp3
Outro: Metronomy - Mathias Gathering.mp3
Enjoy, Nosebloodelectro