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▀▄█▄ artist : DJ Craze Tech Itch Decoder size : 69,7 MB ██▌▄
░█▄▀▄ show : Live at Super Organico station : Live Event ░██▀▄
▄▀██▀ genre : Drum & Bass air.date: 11/17/2000 ▄▀▄▀▀
▄▀██░ source : Live MD rel.date: 01/13/2004 ▀█▀▄
▀██ bitrate : VBR kbit ripper : Team BOSS ██▀█
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██▌▄▀█ Although born in Nicaragua, Aristh Delgado -- ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ better-known as DJ Craze -- grew up in Miami, where ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ bass rules hip-hop and scratching is its most ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ eloquent expression. Craze is one of the most ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ accomplished of turntablists, with over a dozen ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ competition titles to his name, including a record ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ three consecutive World DMC Championship titles. His ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ first album, Crazee Musick, was released on San ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Francisco's Bomb Hip Hop in 1999. A second solo ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ album, Scratch Nerds, was released in 2002, but solo ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ scratch sagas aren't Craze's only credits. He's also ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ a member of turntable crew the Allies, who released ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ D-Day in 2000. ░██▌▄▀
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██▌▄▀█ Bristol-based duo Technical Itch make leading-edge ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ progressive drum'n'bass, incorporating the moodier ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ elements of jump-up and techstep with a nod toward ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ drum-twisting junglists such as Dom & Roland and the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Penny Black label. Although Technical Itch's Darren ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Beale and Mark Caro (the latter originally of ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Birmingham) have deepest roots in the late-'80s ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ hardcore breakbeat scene, their material both apart ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ and together has tended toward the darkside, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ combining dense, unsetting atmospherics with complex, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ bruising drum patterns and deep subbass groans. The ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ pair's most-used recording moniker derives (as does ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ their home-run label) from their Bristol-based Tech ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Itch recording studio, but Caro and Beale have also ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ recorded as Kutta (for Rough Tone), Decoder (for Tech ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Itch, Back2Basics, and Ruffneck Ting), T.I.C. (for ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Back2Basics), and Alpha Proxima (for Au Toi). The ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ pair's earliest tracks came toward the peak end of ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ the U.K. hardcore scene; both Beale and Caro were ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ noted DJs, with Beale's recorded work as Orca adding ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ to his notoriety. Introduced by a mutual friend, they ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ released their first record together as Plasmic Life ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ on Bizzy B's Brain Records, and by the early '90s ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ were moving away from the conventions of hardcore, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ following breakbeat into the less static realms of ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ darkside and hardstep jungle. Still only a part-time ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ collaboration, the pair's partnership deepened after ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Omni Trio's Rob Haigh heard a Tech Itch track on ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Kenny Ken's Kiss FM show, leading to their signing ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ with Haigh's home-base Moving Shadow in 1996. The ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ pair produced a number of singles as Technical Itch ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ for the label that same year, with scores of tracks ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ as Decoder and T.I.C. continuing to appear on their ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ own and other labels, marking the pair as one of the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ more prolific (and increasingly influential) of the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ new crop. Though a Decoder full-length was first out ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ of the gate in late 1998, Tech Itch's Diagnostics ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ followed in 1999 on Moving Shadow. ░██▌▄▀
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██▌▄▀█ Like their more common alias Technical Itch, the work ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ of Darren Beale and Mark Caro as Decoder skirts the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ leading edge of progressive drum'n'bass, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ incorporating the moodier elements of jump-up and ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ techstep with a nod toward drum-twisting junglists ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ such as Dom & Roland and the Penny Black label. ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Although the duo have deepest roots in the late-'80s ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ hardcore breakbeat scene, their material both apart ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ and together has tended toward the darkside, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ combining dense, unsetting atmospherics with complex, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ bruising drum patterns and deep subbass groans. In ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ addition to Decoder and Technical Itch (the latter ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ coming from their Bristol-based Tech Itch recording ░██▌▄▀
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██▌▄▀█ (for Rough Tone), T.I.C. (for Back2Basics), and Alpha ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Proxima (for Au Toi). ░██▌▄▀
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██▌▄▀█ The pair's earliest tracks came toward the peak end ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ of the U.K. hardcore scene; both Beale and Caro were ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ noted DJs, with Beale's recorded work as Orca adding ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ to his notoriety. Introduced by a mutual friend, they ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ released their first record together as Plasmic Life ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ on Bizzy B's Brain Records, and by the early '90s ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ were moving away from the conventions of hardcore, ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ following breakbeat into the less static realms of ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ darkside and hardstep jungle. Still only a part-time ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ collaboration, the pair's partnership deepened after ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Omni Trio's Rob Haigh heard a Tech Itch track on ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ Kenny Ken's Kiss FM show, leading to their signing ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ with Haigh's home-base Moving Shadow in 1996. The ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ pair produced a number of singles as Technical Itch ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ for the label that same year, with scores of tracks ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ as Decoder and T.I.C. continuing to appear on their ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ own and other labels, marking the pair as one of the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ more prolific (and increasingly influential) of the ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ new crop. A 1998 Decoder full-length was their first ░██▌▄▀
██▌▄▀█ LP out of the gate, though Tech Itch's Diagnostics ░██▌▄▀
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▄▀██▀ 01. Live at Super Organico 70:53 ▄▀██▀
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▄▀██▀ 1) MEMBERSHIP IS CLOSED DO NOT BOTHER US!!! ░██▄
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░██▄▀ Remember we do this for fun!! If you like the rls then ▀▄██
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░██▄ We kindly ask for the security of our scene to not ▀█▀
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▄▀██ Greetz Fly Too: ░███▄
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▀▐██▌ GREETZ THE BOSS CREW!!! ▄▀▄▄
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