Cost of Living Name Your Price Digi Nuggets

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Great find :pray:

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Thought that was gonna be an abomination but I like it

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heā€™s pretty tidy/inventive/entertaining with his live mixes and live remixes - check his youtube

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Thanks for the free DLs, been enjoying listening to them, my fave is #10 right now.
Really liked the CAMERON EP as well, listened to that loads.

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https://www.amorfati.space/

New ā€œadjustmentsā€ ā€™up at Amor Fati including one of mine.

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Loving these Justin! Thanks for the codes x

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New album from 100 Poems.

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Itā€™s got some lovely moments, and one track Iā€™d gladly never hear again (you know the one)

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Hello @reubenturner , Delighted you like the album - 6 out of 7 tracks isnā€™t bad :smile: Appreciate all your support. Keep On, Keepinā€™ On brother. Peace & Love, 100 Poems (Mike x)

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Thanks for the post and share @Shane - thatā€™s really appreciated. Big :heart: from Ireland brother x 100 Poems (Mike x)

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@Shane @reubenturner thereā€™s a neat video released with the album for the tune ā€œBelieve (Everything Is Possible)'ā€ - a beautiful cinematic slice of sonic positivity - on this link here - hope you like it. 100 Poems x

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Another Robot84 mashup freebie - Prince on top of Bambaataa

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Soundsystems at Notting Hill Carnival, 1984-1998

Our mixtape-style selection of clips from tapes recorded live at soundsystems playing during Londonā€™s Notting Hill Carnival between 1984 and 1988, originally broadcast on NTS Radio in 2018, is the latest to be committed to cassette as part of our 10th anniversary series. Featuring sounds from the likes of Jamdown Rockers, Saxon, Java Nuclear Power, Killerwatt Turbotronic, Stereograph, Sir Coxsone, Volcano Express and more.

Audio sourced with the indefatigable efforts of the Who Cork The Dance crew - big thanks going out to Jayman, Ruff House, Keimo, Omar, Gee Wizz and the one Jah Humble.

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The 3rd instalment in the Follytechnic 80s music compilations, spanning the years 1980-87. Just under an hour long, packed with post-punk disco and funk, electro-pop, hi-NRG, synth-pop, Factoryā€™s best ever single and much more

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Weatherall remix

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As heard on Loose earlier

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