My server mp3 server booted me for TOS violation, that's what's causing the recent problem with 'forbidden' errors. It's all you thirsty downloaders!

I'm on the hunt for a new dedicated server with a dedicated connection. Y'all know any servers or CDNs on the cheap? I think we've outgrown all these virtual-dedicated servers. Only snag is that all the ads on this site have almost disppeared, i'm already coming out of pocket half the time to keep it runnin'. Dedicated ain't cheap… or is it, holler if you know of one. I'm grindin' to get this show back on the road.

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• March 24, 2009, ian writes: I used to host mp3s with host monster and they never noticed until i started talking to their support about something and they went looking around. :/ I look like redthreat uses them (www.rednicko.com) and then seem to have a lot of music up. Some of the free file sharing services allow direct links also. www.fileden.com and drop box www.getdropbox.com I wrote a obfuscation download script in php so my files would be stored as something like. 2008-23-04-23423423.data and then on download be renamed via the ID3 tag to Arists_Song.mp3 but that isn't so nice to scrapers like hypem
• March 24, 2009, ian writes: Also noticed. www.drop.io is pretty nice and does direct links. Although they are a bit long... http://drop.io/download/public/vcvhvo64juwpcbrh0wrk/7968fdfd7f9bf4592decde7c9e9ca97fb015a27d/478b62f0-fb29-012b-9902-f8cf3a5890d2/b4e51920-fb29-012b-3277-f277b011cd43/converted-superfunk-electricdancemike303andbaxterbaxterradioedit_converted.mp3
• March 24, 2009, ryan writes: as much as i hate to bring it up.. bit torrent does work well for these kinds of things.
• March 25, 2009, Evan writes: I'm not sure about fileden, if ever I need the occasional song from playlist.com, it often redirects me to fileden to download the song, and I often get a message saying Bandwidth limit exceeded, so I suppose they have a fair usage policy too.
• March 25, 2009, Ben writes: I recommend a dedicated server from calpop (http://calpop.com), one of the cheapest with unmetered bandwidth.
• March 25, 2009, mr pi writes: I rate rghost.net.. direct links, 2gb limit, plus their front page is nice, and it displays bitrate if you click the html links for files.
• March 25, 2009, Kittens writes: problem is I do 30mbps average last 2 months, and two to three times that when i'm on my A game. Those Calpop plans on the front page are at 10mpbs. the 100mbps plan starts at 1k a month. that's probably what's needed to handle the traffic without any problems, but it ain't happening right now. :<
• March 25, 2009, Kittens writes: "You should not generate more 30 requests/minute to our servers." = option killer.
• March 25, 2009, Kittens writes: the traffic uses up a serveral hundred dollars worth of bandwidth resources a month. No place will give that away for free to direct link, only host that add a ton of ads or timers and captchas and shit. at least that's how i see it.
• March 26, 2009, Ben writes: You should be able to negotiate $5/mpbs at a 100mpbs commit per month from a reasonable reseller. Less than that and whoever is selling it too you is probably making money off you in some other way. That's $500 a month though, if the ads don't justify that you probably need to throttle to a lower rate anyway, people will get their files eventually.
• March 26, 2009, Ben writes: Here is one at about that rate that you don't have to negotiate - EGi is reasonable, certainly more reliable than the providers that focus on shared hosting. I've used them for colo. http://egihosting.com/dedicatedservers_core2_duo.aspx
• March 26, 2009, zed writes: Not sure if this will help but maybe worth a shot... http://www.jumpline.com/overview_dedicated
• March 26, 2009, zed writes: http://www.jumpline.com/compare_dedicated That might be a more relevant link.
• March 26, 2009, Eric writes: Maybe you should offer multiple places to download. Places like rapidshare and the like are a pain in the ass for people that don't have paying accounts, but it could help supplement the load to the dedicated server or provide another option for when the limit is reached each month. Maybe it would be best to just have the flash music player files on the server and have the downloads on one of those third party sites. I dunno. Just throwing out ideas. Just don't wanna see this site fail.
• March 26, 2009, John writes: I'm a fan of mediafire.com. It might be a good place to start posting new songs because there isn't a download limit (unlike Rapidshare).
• March 27, 2009, Monty writes: I dont know of any...but i like...love music you could put up a lil donation link like ISOHUNT.com has im pretty sure some people will donate unless you have it already i just havent seen it.
• March 28, 2009, Duncan MacLeod writes: Ask 4chan creator Moot for help. He seems on top of this internet.
• March 30, 2009, VirtualOrgasm writes: I would go with mediaFire.com plus ill even give u my account aha a i dont even use it
• March 31, 2009, chrisJames writes: i would GLADLY pay a donation for this site. i think if everyone paid 3-5$ a month, you could afford the 1000$ a month bandwith as i'm sure you have more than enough readers on this site to cover that. after sunday remixes got axed by google, your blog is one of last bastions of awesome music in the blog world. please don't let it die
• March 31, 2009, Prea writes: psychz.net might be good, I use them for a forum
• March 31, 2009, Darius D writes: Dear Kittens, This site is awesome and I went into depression and withdrawl when it went down. My brother works with servers for a large company and I'll do my best to get info from him. In the meantime I would be VERY willing to pay $10 month to keep this site running and I know another 3-4 people that I could lean on heavily to donate as well because of all the AWESOME music and news we enjoy. Be strong, for all of us.
• April 2, 2009, Dustin writes: You should check us out. We hail from texas. But i'm bringing my hate to the dark side. I've just moved into the LAX area and i'm well aware of your site. check us out down south www.houstonsmosthated.com also www.laxmosthated.com we have server dedication. get at me for more info. we can take care of whatever you want. http://www.cpanel.net
• April 2, 2009, eric writes: Hey, i work for a data center and can give you basically my personal Mbps rates (as if i were to host my own server). Let me know if you havent found a solution yet. I can def beat the prices you're looking at.
• April 2, 2009, t writes: any news on this man? i do so need the february and march releases. hadn't checked back since october...
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: Average since February is was 30MBPS which is ~10TB a month, which can easily double or triple on a good month when back to our A-game (or call it a bad month, it depends on how you look at it $$$). I'm looking for a dedicated server (not virtual-dedicated) and a 100MBPS unshared port. Need at least 10TB of transfer but shopping around for unmetered if the price is right. Or considering a Amazon e3/s2 buy-what-you-use solution. What do you have in mind? I'd appreciate a hook-up!
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: i need to find (or write) a script that transcodes the streams down to 128, since virtually all the stuff I put up is 320 or v0. I could do it by hand, but doing these elaborate posts with lots of attention to details gets tiresome. Thanks for throwing out ideas. I'm all about making things harder, better, faster, blogger. cheaper too!
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: mediafire is def. the best of the download services. If i was going to do it, I'd go that route. Also perhaps sharebee.com has a good model. Still I really despise having to do those click-thourghs to download. As an avid blog reader myself, I really won't return to a blog that uses those, why? When there's blogs offering the same tracks with user-friendly direct download. There's lots of people with good taste and bandwidth to spare doing more user-friendly blogs.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: I haven't done that yet. I've always thought it tacky, but sheeeit, I'd rather be tacky than DEAD! Also thinking, maybe it would be a good idea, to perhaps make some sticker packs and try to sell those. I dunno how many would cough up a $5 for an envelope full of stickers, but it's worth a shot.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: /b/tard for 4 evar. But I don't know Moot, I wouldn't know who to ask or what to ask. BOSS OF THE INTERNET.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: It sucks what they did with PalmsOut. We're not on blogger, we have our own site, so we didn't get cracked down like they did. We might in the future, but who knows? And I've always thought taking donations was tacky, but I'd rather be tacky than DEAD so maybe you're onto something. ...I want to do some sticker packs or something where you feel like you're getting a little something for your money (alas, many people won't pay any amount for anything unless it's tangible property). Bummer it's come to this, but our traffic (expenses) are going up and ads since about last July have nearly disappeared. Workin' it out. Hope to be out of the box and swingin' again within a week.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: the only service that would work is cluster, and they cant beat the prices of some other cluster/cloud servers. thanks tho!
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: wait, those links are blogs, no? i don't see any server prices. or do you make cPanel software? If so, you're ballin'! i'm a little confused. ha.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: they'll be back up soon enough, i'm just counting my nickles and dimes and bargain hunting to make this juggernaut keep on movin'.
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: That's mighty nice of you. I've always thought donations are tacky, but I'd rather be tacky than DEAD. ha. The problem is that server bills never stop, so it's a constant burden. Traffic stays going up while ad revenue has been pretty much non-existant since the 'recession' took hold around July. I got a nice 50% discount from a good buddy at MediaTemple for the front-end (that displays all the html, words, and pictures, I'd be lucky to get any sort of deal on the real workhorse server that does all the music files (which is what is currently not working). I'm not goin' anywhere, this site is a lot of fun and I love it and I know other people love it too. We just need to get comfy in a home I can trust and afford again! Thanks for the words of encouragement. I may just throw a PayPal donation link up soon if another option doesn't present itself real soon!
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: Word. Thanks for the offer! I do think mediaFire is the best of those services, but even still, I think those services suck. For back-up purposes, I think I may just begin adding mediaFire or perhaps Sharebee links to each download, but hosting my own files is important to me, I really hate blogs that don't host files. I don't read blogs that only use DDL links, so I don't want to be one. What's a mediafire account get you anyway?
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: Looking to get it under 500, but that's looking unlikely, for the specs i'm trying for. This site used to make around that much a month, but now it's dwindled down to almost nothing (since the 'recession' word started being thrown around). So server money is cutting into my food and beer budget. Trying to get as dirt cheap as possible while not completely sucking. If i could get a 50mpbs deal I'd take that for a while, and just make sure I don't post too much. Anyway, thanks for the EGI link. I've been eyeing them already. Everybody has good things to say about them. Still it's $600 a month on the cheapest. I'd like to swing it, but I dunno if I can. I'd like to do Colo. It's a better deal in the end if you have the up front cash, yea?
• April 3, 2009, kittens writes: asdf
• April 3, 2009, VirtualOrgasm writes: not much really 100mb file size upload limit thats pretty much it but the good thing is ppl can download as much as they want and download multiple files at a time
• April 3, 2009, VirtualOrgasm writes: those sites were good thanks for posting them
• April 3, 2009, Eric writes: It wouldn't be that hard to have divs that are only available to members of the site. Then you could have the flash player in 128, with another div with the full download that are hidden from your basic visitor.
• April 4, 2009, Joey writes: get with my host, http://www.hostrocket.com/dedicated.html The support is incredible dude and good equipment! -Joey
• April 4, 2009, Meeshtron writes: Have you tried seeing what server Noiseporn.com uses?
• April 4, 2009, Kittens writes: looks like they're on Bluehost.com, which indicates they don't have much traffic, cause bluehost only has shared servers with croweded ports. I really need a dedicated server and 100mbps port. Thanks tho!
• April 4, 2009, Kittens writes: "1000 GB Tier 1 bandwidth" ... option killer. I do 10-25 times that. Lots of servers aren't targeted for media streams, like that one. Thanks tho.
• April 4, 2009, Kittens writes: so, if the uploader has a paid account, downloaders see a benefit also? That's good to know! P.S. looks like a need to tinker with the CSS of these threaded comments. You notice that alternating messages three levels deep go white. Oops! Ha.
• April 5, 2009, VirtualOrgasm writes: well if u get a paid account which is $6.00 or something u get all sort of other stuff
• April 5, 2009, Jonathan Moore writes: I know that several have mentioned charging for access to the site, and I would also have to agree with them. I think it could be done in a way that doesn't shut off everyone, but rather give extra added value to members (subscribers) of the site. On posts that feature artist or remixes make the primary track available to everyone, but provide additional value to members by offering the additional remixes or tracks. Additionally the longer 60 minute plus mixtapes could be exclusive to members. That way you're offsetting your bandwidth cost, providing additional value to members, and still giving a taste of music to non-subscribers. Additionally it would be possible to explore payment sharing options with the artists and people creating content for the site - % of membership fees based on the number of track downloads vs all other tracks. The key would be in providing additional, 'above and beyond' content to members. If the focus is just 'restricting' content then it might be a game over for the site. Although it's a different market take a look at what Envato is doing for creative education resources and tutorials - http://envato.com/. (for example http://psd.tutsplus.com/). By charging they can afford to offer better content than anyone else and they've seen huge growth after introducing a 'plus+' option.
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• April 6, 2009, nealpottenbakker writes: What you also can do to save up bandwidth is to limit Hot-linking to your mp3's. So only the domains you allow access to the files, you grant access to. At first you probably won't make friends, but then you can still offer the downloads here... And then; I will still be your friend ;)
• April 6, 2009, Sweded writes: I highly recommend researching Amazon S3 for hosting your media files. It would take a bit of coding to hook up and the service isn't free. The plus would be that your website host would be spared the brunt of bandwidth consumed w/ .mp3's. All media traffic would be distributed to S3 Here's an overview that might be a little dated but probably mostly relevant. http://www.digital-web.com/articles/scalable_hosting_s3/ Keep up the good fight!
• April 6, 2009, kittens writes: Yea, we've done all sorts of experimentation with that and eventually implemented it to where most every linker was blocked. We still do 10TBs easy. I'm familiar with .htaccess. If anyone has any tips on setting up rules I'm all ears. I'm always for making improvements! Thanks.
• April 6, 2009, kittens writes: S3 is the best option, of course. But it will cost in excess of 1700 a month to support this traffic (and could easily double if I posted everyday). Right now that's just not feasible, but I'm seeing about some corporate sponsorships to make this happen, because that's the only way that solution would be realized. For my website host, we have a nice sponsorship from MediaTemple (my favorite). All the front end that you see here is served up by them, but they don't deal in high volume traffic or CDN services.
• April 7, 2009, AntiPleasure writes: I am totally having withdrawals from this site! I hope that you get things sorted soon. Missing the tunes. <3
• April 7, 2009, Monty writes: Stickers sound pretty damn cool i would do that
• April 8, 2009, M@ writes: Hey man, We use cloud servers to run our sites as these can scale up and down according to the traffic levels. We have some big clients on there and we've never seen any problems with downtime and it's dirt CHEAP!!! http://www.mosso.com/ Peace wigga, M@
• April 8, 2009, Monty writes: YOu could make shirts
• April 8, 2009, airf0rce0ne writes: I don't know much about this issue but I've heard godaddy has cheap servers... http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/hosting/shared.asp?ci=8971
• April 9, 2009, Kittens writes: yea. cloud servers are the ideal for us, but @ .15 a gig (the competitive rate, same as Amazon s3), my monthly bill would be 2k right now. that would be fine if the site was generating enough to cover it's own ass lately, but alas, it's not, so I'm looking for dedicated unmetered, which is a little cheaper, but not as good.
• April 9, 2009, Kittens writes: their best 350$ a month plan maxes out at 2TB per month. Missingtoof is doing 5 times that at minimum. We used godaddy for a while, but we've just outgrown what they can offer. Thanks tho, appreciate the help!
• April 9, 2009, Kittens writes: I think you're onto something. I'd never charge for what I'm giving away free already, however, I would do some value-added options to make the site more valuable to potential subscribers. That requires more product and more infrastructure, two things I'd love to have someday, but alas, I just don't have the time or ability to swing 'em right now. Is there a president for a paid subscription blog or forum that you know of? I can't think of any. Some torrent trackers take donation, that's all I can think of, and even that is optional. RCRDLBL.com has a profit sharing model with the artists they blog. I'd love to see their accounting ledger. I really wonder if they're making any profit from their advertisers. Thanks for all the insight. You've been very helpful.
• April 9, 2009, eric writes: PLIZ!!!!!!!! come back!!!!! i dont know what 2 listen KISSES from France!!!!!!
• April 9, 2009, pub writes: I have no idea if this is right or what you need, but it looks right. IDK if it's legit tho. http://www.maxdedicated.com/unmetereddedicated.html
• April 9, 2009, Yasir writes: not super cheap but MEDIA TEMPLE is AMAZING!
• April 14, 2009, dylan writes: seriously, throw up a paypal donate box. we'll help out.
• April 16, 2009, THE RECOMMENDER BLOG writes: How many unique visitors do you get per week/month?
• April 16, 2009, Kittens writes: that actually does look pretty legit for our current budget. you've hit the nail on the head for what kind of suggestions we're looking for. anyone else have any services like this one? better? thanks!
• April 16, 2009, Kittens writes: mediatemple is our front-end and database server. it's great for what it's great for, but they don't cater to high-bandwidth streaming media. their top tier hosting (750 per month) caps at 3TB a month. We do about 4 times that at minimum. But yes, for front end, MediaTemple is the best evar, highly recommended.
• April 16, 2009, Kittens writes: i dunno haven't looked lately. avg. monthly bandwidth of mp3s lately is 10TBs tho.
• April 16, 2009, Kittens writes: Alright. Here it goes:
  
• April 16, 2009, dylan writes: It's not much, but I hope it pays the bills. Cheers, Dylan
• April 17, 2009, Sir Excellence writes: As long as nothing new posted on this blog i got another very good one. http://deathelectro.com/ Its a swedish blog similar to missingtoof. Ive posted the link above so u can find out for yourself if u like it
• April 17, 2009, zi0nx5 writes: not sure if this is what you need but globat.com serves up unlimited space and unlimited bandwidth. support is okay, could be better, but it's cost effective.
• April 20, 2009, niytrus writes: You should post this on the main site to get more exposure, I'm sure there is more people willing to help that are not seeing this link
• April 22, 2009, Noise Porn writes: a friend of noise porn has a private server available for use, email him at michaelrshannon@gmail.com and let him know we sent you there!
• April 23, 2009, aleks discodust writes: check out joyent.com - 10TB traffic on all plans.
• April 23, 2009, Helicopter Showdown(tm) writes: supreme slackin on the pimpin!!! i just gotta have my missing toofs!
• May 3, 2009, Renaissance writes: Its prolly best to just use a free host like Mediafire - you can't be making enough to cover the costs of hosting your mp3s with the volume your talking about... http://NoVegans.com
• May 5, 2009, 2nafist writes: anyone who used to give everyone the good music doesn't like giving anyone any music anymore guess ill settle for really good vh1 reality tv shows
• May 5, 2009, Skurvee writes: Damn I miss this site...
• May 7, 2009, Robert White writes: Try the following places for good cheap dedicated servers HostRocket.com LunarPages.com MediaTemple.com Or look into a cloud server set up. http://www.mosso.com/?CMP=rackspace http://aws.amazon.com/
• May 7, 2009, Robert White writes: Have you looked into http://buysellads.com/ as a alternative way to make some money from all the traffic you get?
• May 8, 2009, Kiel writes: Can we get this shit fixed already? Christ I'm dying here.
• May 10, 2009, YUUKS writes: seriously, i need my fix of music from here. please come back..
• May 11, 2009, Get Physical writes: inmotionhosting.com or something of the sort inmotion. I use them for everything! Mad bandwidth, huge amounts of space for files. We pay 200 or so for 2 years.
• May 14, 2009, Rob writes: http://kimsufi.com/ Free setup, unlimited bandwidth, 250GB HDD, hosted in France, very cheap overall. You should check them out.
• May 14, 2009, Rob writes: Actually, they seem to have done away with the free setup on them, except on the 2XL. It's still damn good value imo.
• May 15, 2009, cfpg writes: If you're still looking check fdcservers.net They have a 100mb shared burstable server for $159. You will not get the full 100mb but their FAQ says: Q: What kind of transfer speeds and how much data transfer can I expect on the 100Mbit shared bandwidth plan ? A: You can expect 30-50Mbit/s transfer speeds and 15TB-20TB monthly data transfer.
• May 16, 2009, Kittens writes: yea. tried to sell space through that. ran a plot for peeps to buy on the sidebar thorugh them and nobody took it. maybe fuck with it again someday though. Good lookin'. Either way, site will be back this week.
• May 21, 2009, choyce hacks! writes: I know people bitch about them, but have you looked into dreamhost at all? We host with them, and are currently allocated about 8TB/month in transfer, though we're currently only capping out @ 2TB/month. You would most likely have to try and work out a custom plan with them, but they've been nothing but awesome to us and everyone I've recommend to them. However, I know people have had issues with them in the past ( I beleive headphonesex did in years past?). Still, its worth a shot. Alternatively, you could also try getting a few hosting accounts and then just alter which account you use with which post. IE today's post is on hostA, tomorrow's hostB, and the next day's on hostC.. that will, in theory, cut the amount of overall transfer you need from each host in three and, with the way bandwidth is calculated, my end up being cheaper than 1 giant hosting account? Have you looked into Mog.com's affiliate program (http://mog.com/mmn)? Its by far the highest paying ad service we've ever used. Its dipped a little bit recently, but its picking back up again. I've also setup my htaccess file to redirect hot linkers to a page with an extra ad or two on it (rather than just outright block them). It can be configured per site, and I've not seen anyone else do that yet, either. May also help in upping ad rev a little bit. With some more customization you could search results and what not to it to make it a more user friendly page to justify the ads. Hit me up on email if any of this don't make sense. -choyce hacks!
• May 25, 2009, j0rd writes: You have the same issue with another business who deals in large media file transfers. Most people in this business run dedicated servers on the cheapest possible bandwidth. You might get better advice asking these types of people. http://gfy.com *NSFW* A lot of these types of people, pool together and share a rack and split the bandwidth costs as a single client. Perhaps you and a couple other large websites such as yourself could set up your own RAID on cheap bandwidth colo and split the costs. As for MediaFire and rapidshit, I hate that stuff. One of the reasons I use your site is because of the non-BS downloads. I live in Asia and a lot of those filesharing sites don't work on "wierd" countries.
• May 25, 2009, j0rd writes: I'd also be down for bittorrent. You could set up your host to seed everything as well. We need more "legal" bitorrent sites.
• May 25, 2009, j0rd writes: You also might help form the debate by providing us of what you'll be needing from your host. From what I can tell your parameters are doing an estimates 10-50 TB a month, and primary concern is keeping this cost as cheap as possible. You have mediatemple dealing with your front end, so you're essentially looking for a file server. The last piece of the puzzle is how much space you'll need on this new host.
• May 29, 2009, Stelektro writes: I'll second that motion
• May 31, 2009, rainn writes: fuck my life
• June 1, 2009, missingtoof writes: Installed Disqus. Rebuild. Test. Test. Test.
• June 1, 2009, Aaron Fooshee writes: Facebook connected, brooo.
• June 3, 2009, Mucho writes: http://www.godaddy.com/gdshop/hosting/dedicated...
• June 3, 2009, Tom Goossens writes: Amazon S3 - http://aws.amazon.com/s3/
• June 3, 2009, unikornporn writes: http://www.myspace.com/unikornporn
• June 11, 2009, Cristhyan writes: No Please don't do that!!!
• June 17, 2009, Jenna writes: Thanks Homie
• June 20, 2009, antoine writes: I don't know if your issue is getting solved but there is:
  http://www.dedibox.fr/
  French dedicated servers. 100mbps bandwith, 35€ per month. That's like 50$. It is said to have good quality.
• June 30, 2009, bbones writes: do you have any backup? i want to DL some shit right now...this site is epic.

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Brooklyn-bomber TADT or The American Dream Team, hollered at his boy, yours truly, to help him get the word out on his newest mix, 'v4.0' in the always hitting 'What Dreams Are Made Of' series (look at the missing toof in the logo above, how cute!). We've got hard copies pressed up for you WMC industry playboys & girls, & if you can't score the mix in Miami, take the digi-download below. Be The American Dream. This is 'What Dreams Are Made Of v4.0'. Previous installments are blogged in our archives.

Tracklist:

1. Intro
2. Tears For Fears – Mothers Talk (Kill The Noise Remix)
3. Bianca G. & The Nasty Boys – 3some (Villains Remix)
4. Young LA – Ain't I feat. (TADT Rmix)
5. Rrrump – Chubby Decker
6. Machines Don't Care – Drop It To The Floor (TADT Remix)
7. Kill The Noise – Roots
8. The Prodigy – Invaders Must Die (Dan Oh Remix)
9. The American Dream Team – Murder Music
10. La Roux – In For The Kill (Hostage Remix)
11. Top Flop feat Illy – Damage Dance
12. Designer Drugs – Back Up In This (Le Castle Vania, Computer Club & Rrrump Remix)
13. Computer Club – Just One Fix (Ministry Cover)
14. True Pseudo – Freaking Me Out (ULTRNX Remix)
15. Breakdown – Play With It feat. Whiskey Pete & Julz (Gigi Barocco Remix)
16. Diamond Cut – Teardrops (Treasure Fingers Filter Disco Edit)
17. Monster Squad – Make Me Lose It
18. Villains vs. Classics – I'm On It feat. o8o
19. Monster Squad – I Get High
20. Retro Kids – New Era (Kill The Noise Remix)
21. Rockwell – Who's Watching Me (After Midnight Bootleg)
22. Guns n Bombs – Riddle Of Steel (12th Planet Remix)
23. Aaliyah – One In A Million (Chop Shop Remix)
24. Praxis feat. Kathy Brown – Turn Me Out (Chop Shop R4J Remix)

Wow! The mix is dope, the drops are ridunculous! I'm all about it (p.s. Magic the Gathering 4 life. Blogging is for nerds, don't front).

Also on the platter at your fingertips are these morsels for your earhole food:

This original banger that takes a proactive approach: Read title. Press play. Follow directions.

A new remix for the (mostly) British dream team, Machines Don't Care, which consists of (oh shit,) Hervé, Sinden, Detboi, Drop the Lime, Fake Blood, Trevor Loveys, Toddla T & Affie Yusuf.

A remix for B.C./Brooklyn representer & MTVU Freshman, Trouble Andrew.

A lovely bootleg of Los Angeles' indie/pop/rock darlings Shiny Toy Guns recent 'Ricochet!'.

And lastly, but not leastly, a PalmsOut/Finger on the Pulse remix contest winning version of Leed's U.K. producer Grum's 'WOAH' from last year's official contest.

Parting words: Every ill New Yorker needs to be at NYCWTF.com's Dance Party WTF. Featuring TATD audio/visual wonders—it's four hours of live audio / video mixing & drunken dancing—all happening Wednesday, April 8th in NYC at Le Poisson Rouge. Also featuring Eclectic Method, Faux Mex, and Norman Reedus. $10, yo. Get tickets.

edit: This post is revised because of an MP3 encoding issue in the previous post. If you downloaded files before & had problems, please download the above files again. Oh, & 'Listen 2 the Music' was added!

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• March 22, 2009, loops writes: thanks for another smASH TADT
• March 22, 2009, True Pseudo writes: Hell yes !!!!
• March 23, 2009, mc jae stylus writes: bigups the american dream team with a proper mix nice kuts mang!!! look out for Monster Squad 2009
• March 24, 2009, zed writes: This is super dope. What a mix up of all styles of music. Keep it coming TADT.
• March 24, 2009, shells writes: this shit is off the chains..
• March 24, 2009, Fake Ass Designer writes: That shit is CHEAP.
• March 24, 2009, bassbot writes: i can't access these? says i need to log in, whats the deal
• March 24, 2009, Medison writes: yea, its says the same thing for me too, that its restricted...
• March 24, 2009, Dante writes: the same thing for me :s
• March 24, 2009, TADT writes: Alternate links if those aren't still working... What Dreams Are Made Of v4.0 http://www.divshare.com/download/6865644-71a Artwork http://www.somethingsavage.com/tadt/TADT_dreams4_missingtoof_web.jpg Machines Don't Care - Drop it To The Floor (TADT Baby Pop Remix) http://www.divshare.com/download/6865413-8cd Grum - Whoa (TADT REMIX) http://www.divshare.com/download/5682638-d48
• March 24, 2009, TADT writes: Listen 2 The Music http://www.divshare.com/download/5623719-047 Trouble Andrew - Chase Money (TADT Remix) http://www.divshare.com/download/6865414-607
• March 25, 2009, Mathieu writes: sweet! thanks for the links TADT!
• March 30, 2009, Missingtoof presents What Dreams Are Made Of v4 « Electro, Robots, Noize, Geek, Sci and POOP - HURKUNDE BLOG writes: [...] [Missingtoof] « Video: If Atheists Ruled the World [...]
• April 14, 2009, dino writes: Link is broken on the mix.
• April 15, 2009, BOH writes: What Dreams Are Made Of v4.0 http://www.divshare.com/download/6865644-71a
• May 1, 2009, Robotnoize writes: www.mediafire.com/file/ohycctmlywm/April demo.mp3 Afasi & Filthy-Jobb(Phatzoo Remix) Dada Life-Smile your on Dada(Original) Pets on Prozac-Rough Ruffin( AC Slater Remix ) Tiga-Shoes(Spencer & Hill Remix) Empire of the sun-We Are the People(Sam La More Remix) Klf-Doctorin’ The Tardis (Dada Life Guerilla Fart #8) Axwell, Laidback Luke, Angello, Ingrosso-Get Dumb(Original) The Rogue Element-Escalation(Original) Spencer & Hill-Flat(Original) http://www.mediafire.com/?wbwrz2myiy5 March mix 1.The Hours-See The Light(Calvin Harris Remix) 2.Fires of Rome-Set in Stone(Dada Life Remix) 3.Hatiras-Autograph 4.The Futureheads-Worry About it Later(Switch Remix) 5.Mystery Jets-Half in Love With Elizabeth(Foamo Remix) 6.Michael Gray- Borderline(club Mix) 7.Bob Sinclar-World Hold on(Club Mix) 8.Ramon Tapia-Tanzgefuehl (Original Mix) 9.Daniele Papini-Church of Nonsense(Orginal Mix) 10.Popof-Mr. Orange(Original Mix) 11.Calvin Harris-I'm Not Alone(Deadmau5 Remix) 12.Kings of Leon-Sex on Fire(Richard Sharkey & Peter Sar Remix)
• May 1, 2009, Robotnoize1 writes: www.mediafire.com/file/ohycctmlywm/April demo.mp3 Afasi & Filthy-Jobb(Phatzoo Remix)YEAH Dada Life-Smile your on Dada(Original) Pets on Prozac-Rough Ruffin( AC Slater Remix ) Tiga-Shoes(Spencer & Hill Remix) Empire of the sun-We Are the People(Sam La More Remix) Klf-Doctorin’ The Tardis (Dada Life Guerilla Fart #8) Axwell, Laidback Luke, Angello, Ingrosso-Get Dumb(Original) The Rogue Element-Escalation(Original) Spencer & Hill-Flat(Original) http://www.mediafire.com/?wbwrz2myiy5 March mix 1.The Hours-See The Light(Calvin Harris Remix) 2.Fires of Rome-Set in Stone(Dada Life Remix) 3.Hatiras-Autograph 4.The Futureheads-Worry About it Later(Switch Remix) 5.Mystery Jets-Half in Love With Elizabeth(Foamo Remix) 6.Michael Gray- Borderline(club Mix) 7.Bob Sinclar-World Hold on(Club Mix) 8.Ramon Tapia-Tanzgefuehl (Original Mix) 9.Daniele Papini-Church of Nonsense(Orginal Mix) 10.Popof-Mr. Orange(Original Mix) 11.Calvin Harris-I'm Not Alone(Deadmau5 Remix) 12.Kings of Leon-Sex on Fire(Richard Sharkey & Peter Sar Remix)
• May 28, 2009, James writes: That's a great list
• June 3, 2009, jeffxprince writes: another hits! for! TADT! :)
• June 16, 2009, WHAT!WHAT! writes: rockin tracks!
  
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Skeet Skeet under the pseudonym Bwomp lateraled this little demo and I'm gonna rush it. Not much to say, except it's possibly unmastered & you'll likely recognize the samples from Chicago house heavyweight Green Velvet's 2001 club-drug anthem 'La La Land' (my favorite).

Another track in heavy-rotation this last month, is this tune Skeet, along with blowin'-up Brooklynite AC Slater produced with a little help from the rappin' pipes of U.K. emcee Goldielocks. It's a remix of 'Toof favorite & London disco-pop-diva Little Boots's 'Meddle'.

Those rollin' to WMC in Miami next week need to check out DJ Skeet Skeet's 'A Party Worth Blogging About' daytime party, presented by his hipster blog, Eatskeet.com and the hipster-est of hipster blogs (& consequently, our blog heroes) Hipsterrunoff.com. The line-up is deep. If you're in Miami next week you need this. It's free to RSVP.

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• March 24, 2009, Erik writes: Skeet is the s**t! Especially that "A Milli" remix. You should also check out my boys, Nerve and DJ Arkitekt a new group out of Minneapolis that performs a hip-hop indie rock fusion with an album set drop this summer. Having opened for national acts like Muja Messiah and Eyedea, Nerve and DJ Arkitekt are ready to win over new listeners every day. Check out their music at www.myspace.com/nerveanddjarkitekt E-Funk

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There's a few things in the ol' missingtoof (at) missingtoof.com inbox which I get excited for: Emails full of money, n00d JPGs from blog groupies, and most of all, DJ Yoda mixtapes. His mixes from across the pond (U.K.) are like no other. He's known for the 'Cut & Paste' style from the mixtapes that bear the same name. He works outside the box of what Turntablists usually do. Case in point, this brilliant podcast is the newest in the fine array of mixes created for Datatransmission.co.uk, which also features a brief interview about the mix. This is 'Cut & Paste: Country & Western Edition', also referred to as 'Data Transmission Podcast 041'. There's no tracklisting, but know that highlights include a some Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Kenny Rogers & Willie Nelson over breakbeats, son! Even a country cover of Snoop Dogg's 'Gin & Juice', Simpsons' Cleatus the Slack Jawed Yokel samples, and even DJ Yoda dueling a Banjo à la '73 film, Deliverance! Shit is country-fried bananas! Naw'i'mean?! No Crucial Conflict remixes, but I love you Yoda, I'll let it slide. A Brit bridging hip-hop turntablism and Country & Western—Hallelujah.

If that is up your alley, try this recent mix put together by DJ Yoda with Spine Magazine editor Tobes, under the Pseudonym, Sparkle Motion (of course, with an appropriate sample from 2001 film, Donnie Darko, to commence). This mix of '80s era R&B breaks will get you slow jammin'. One mix (above) is enough for one post, I'm gonna have to send you to ShareBee to snag the mix that's blazin' up (by coolin' out) the forums & blogs: Download Sparkle Motion's 'Flight School Vol. 1' on ShareBee.

Some of you lucky Brits got to see DJ Yoda play at Fabric last Friday. And if not, you can get the gist by picking up last year's FABRICLIVE.39 Mix CD that has Yoda doing what he does best, throwing in the kitchen sink in the mix so marvelously. So heat, grab it and other abums in his signature 'Cut & Paste' series on Amazon. Furthermore, cop his newest 'Unthugged II : Electric Boogaloo' mix project with frequent collaborator, Dan Greenpeace from the official colabo MySpace.

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Self-described "whacky french fu**ers", Stereo Heroes, make a some big tunes that are wacky, but far from wack. We've threw our support behind the team from the onset and they've gone on to grace the blogosphere with many a banger. The Stereo Heroes got back to us with this remix befitting of a debut on this Cali-based blog, a remix of California punk staples The Offspring. It's a remix of the band's punchy 1994 hit 'Come Out And Play (Keep 'em Separated)'. If you know or u don't, get acquainted with the original track on YouTube. This is electro-punk as it gets & it's ass-kickin', broham!

More recent goods from the Stereo Heroes are these: An brand new original, 'Clark Kent', and last year's original 'Washout' as remixed by fellow Frenchman Mustard Pimp:

It doesn't quit there; Here are a fistful of remixes Stereo Heroes have banged out for masked Frenchman Jean Moustache.

A remix of the previously featured French duo, Zingone & Nina's new 'Kick It'.

An artist who remixed Stereo Heroes 'Washout' last year and now they can return the favor. I'm speaking of Mendle's 'Beatburger' EP, just released on PRB Label (the French one, opposed to the Canadian one) on March 9th (along side remixes from Trouble & Bass'r Mikix the Cat, among others), featuring Tunde Olaniran.

And finally, Djedjotronic featuring South Africa's finest Spoek. It dropped last year but it's still full of fresh nasty.

Stereo Heroes first EP is going to be released on April 6th through Leonard De Leonard's label, Leonizer Records. The EP includes remixes by Brazil's heaviest of hitters, Mixhell & Japanese 'lectro raver Rayflash. Major!

Beyond that, Stereo Heroes are rollin' through Canada right now, are playing their native France next month & will be rollin' through our S.F. neighborhood for the 12th Annual etd.POP festival, this May 23rd at Cow Palace. Sharing the stage with the likes of other favs Deadmau5, Felix Cartal, Adam Freeland, Alex Metric, LA Riots, Derrick Carter, Flosstradamus, Paul Van Dyk and much more. Always current Stereo Heroes dates on their events page at MySpace.

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• March 20, 2009, Hotsauce writes: just so you guys know.... you have been missed! posts like these are what got me coming to missingtooth almost 2 years ago = )
• March 20, 2009, Kittens writes: Thanks, yo. We try to be comprehensive and more than just a curator of tunes!
• March 23, 2009, Jean Paul Cramouille writes: Finally Rambonette
• March 23, 2009, Pages tagged "the offspring" writes: [...] bookmarks tagged the offspring Stereo Heroes remix The Offspring's 'Come ... saved by 2 others     rooben952 bookmarked on 03/24/09 | [...]

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It's always nice when things we like collide! This is like some MFin' rainbow sprinkles & butterscotch on my strawberry frogurt right here!

What it is, is, N.Y. posse, Leif (once PalmsOut representer) doing a workover of Glass Candy's homage to 5th Ward gangsters, Geto Boys, on the track, 'Geto Boys'. It's got that Geto Boys 'Mind Playin' Tricks on Me' sample that's forever fresh.

And since we haven't had a wholly Leif-centric post since his 'Flossy Bounce' EP years ago, let's keep good ch00nz coming with these: The track 'Black Magic' & remixes from last year's 'Black Magic Promo EP'. Nice work in the original & in the remixes from Swedish houser The Touch with the haunting vocals of Swedish singer Lina and the other from fellow New Yorkers, Stay High that takes a fidget/dubstepped approach.

Keeping the good stuff coming, I must say I'm quite partial to this cover of Stockholm's finest siren, Lykke Li. Leif's voice is so far apart from Lykke Li's—& the vibe is so different—yet it works just the same. An interesting take:

And finishing up with another gem that's been sitting on in the ol' inbox. One from Brooklyn's Neon Coyote, a remix of Leif's 'Timbs'.

Purchase last year's 'Black Magic EP', the sixth release on blog-gone-label, Palms Out Records, through Beatport.com. And sit tight for Leif's soon-to-be-released next solo EP, as well as and EP with his band Kids in the Garden, the reincarnation of the late, Aries Noise.

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• March 20, 2009, Kittens writes: Yea. I dunno what was up with that. My webhost fucked up on something and took a few hours to fix it. Either way, we're good to go now!

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People see a mustachioed dude and a spritely girl screaming harsh lyrics over electro static beats and immediately think Crystal Castles. Enter, Kap Bambino. France's answer to Crystal Castles, some say. Although the bands might be shooting into the same musical vein there are many things that differentiate the two. The most interesting fact is that Kap Bambino has been in the game since 2001 and members Orion & Caroline also have their own side projects apart from Kap Bambino called GroupGris & Khima France, respectively.

However if you are a devote member of the church CC undoubtedly Kap Bambino will be right up your religious alley.

Kap Bambimo is currently all up in the states' guts. They held it down in Hollywood last night for St. Patty's @ The Viper Room. They are currently tearing it up in Austin Texas for SXSW. Their "Red Sign & Acid Eyes" 7 inch is out now, you can pick that up on Pure Groove. If you prefer your doses digital, iTunes is the pusher you're looking for.

Kap Bambino: For fans of Duchess Says, Channels 3×4, ADULT., Tamion 12 Inch, Cobra Killer, CROSSOVER and Crystal Castles.

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• March 21, 2009, Duncan MacLeod writes: Ethan Kath from Crystal Castles had Kill Cheerleader, Alice Glass had Featus Fatal.
• March 21, 2009, Duncan MacLeod writes: *fetus
• March 24, 2009, jaycasaurus-rex writes: mp3z wont play...

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Isreal's Kutiman link has been floating around the last week (over a million hits in the last week, actually). And damn, it's probably what I've listened to the most since. The premise is that Kutiman samples and arranges clips from YouTube musicians to create new compositions. Kutiman took the scattered talents from dozens, if not hundreds, of individual musicians and funneled them into one cohesive brilliant opus. The project is presented as an entire album distributed on YouTube.

The verse by Portuguese reggae artist Mighty Lion is fayah (accapella here)! Above you'll find #2 cut, a dub tune titled 'This is What It Became'. The concept is not only clever, it's extremely well executed & sounds great. Listen to and view the album in it's entirety on Kuitman's site, Thur-You.com.

Before this ambitious, thinking-outside-of-the-box project, he was signed to Melting Pot Music which released his debut single 'No Groove Where I Come From' in 2006, and his self-titled debut LP in 2007. Here's some the aforementioned single and a choice cut from the album featuring Karoline of Melting Pot's Karoline & Funset (and Israel's top-selling Habanot Nechama) and another featuring Israel's Elran Dekel.

Purchase Kutiman's records on Amazon.

P.S. Another neat outside-of-the-box use of streaming media on social networks is this mini-mixtape created with MySpace music players from Alexander Lehmann. View and listen to the mix on his site, alexanderlehmann.net. It features the homies Kill the Noise, Feedme, Computer Club, Noisia & SebastiAn. Woah!

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• March 17, 2009, GIMME TINNITUS» Blog Archive » Consider CLICKing: Acoustic Wavves, Savath y Savalas mp3, etc. writes: [...] - Missing Toof posts a couple songs by Kutiman that are composed of youtube samples… here. [...]
• March 21, 2009, Topics about Collectibles » Kutiman produces album from YouTube samples writes: [...] JSLV Blog created an interesting post today on Kutiman produces album from YouTube samplesHere's a short outlineIt features the homies Kill the Noise, Feedme, Computer Club, Noisia & SebastiAn. Woah! [...]
• March 24, 2009, Kutiman produziert ein Album nur mit YouTube Samples « Unterhaltung auf höchstem POOP Niveau - HURKUNDE BLOG writes: [...] (YouTube via missingtoof) « Mario Kart [...]

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Four man, Philly meets N.Y.C. crew, Tigersapien, have a sexy sleazy tune in 'God Knows'. The sacrilege is awesome, and so is the supreme remix production of Parisian producer Kolt13. Tigersapien's vocals are admittedly on the emo-pop tip with a hint of whine (in the best of ways, like, say, The Faint), but I love the cockiness of it all, and I'll tell you what, my lady friends do too! Their crossover appeal is high and the "band to watch" label is already being thrown around the blogosphere quite a bit. Enjoy this dirty love song about the truths of "hookin' up". This one is for you boo.

The Tigersapiens made some waves in January with the tune 'Youth & Vitality', particularly as remixed by N.Y. boys, Designer Drugs. The original and the remix are both rather tasty and have that same sexy swaggar.

Here's another original production that i can really bounce around to.

The originals above are just a pinch of hottness taken from their EP released in January. The EP is for sale on iTunes and well worth yr duckets. And, I do believe these boys have a winning gimmick, wearing fuzzy tiger heads for press shots. I hope they sound as good live and keep the tiger head and champagne pourin' on tits image rollin' along.

Before we go, let's bring the focus back to producer Kolt13, who's intricate production values are producing some extraordinary things for not only Tigersapien, but others, including this rework of up and coming hip-hop super-producers, Ohio's The Kickdrums.

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• March 10, 2009, Eno writes: Cheers, I am very curious. (also why one of those tigersapiens grabs that woman by the throat and has his fist ready to punch!?). That's so wrong man, nice one!
• March 10, 2009, Sean Rock writes: that photo is rad and totally fits the music. i look forward to hearing more from these guys. =]
• March 10, 2009, Kittens writes: Misogynist alter egos are big in '09!
• March 10, 2009, Tranzaciones writes: Really cool people thanks!!
• March 10, 2009, Courtney writes: Sweet! Hey check it hopefully thisll strke your fancy Check it http://www.snazl.com/user/452 and courttan.blogspot.com
• March 11, 2009, Blow Up DJZ writes: Loved the original, but Designer Drugs just made it into a fun bouncy tune! The half-time breakdown is sooooooo sick!
• March 11, 2009, glorbis writes: Eep! Thanks for the Tigersapien! I'd almost forgotten about them already.
• March 13, 2009, Project Pat writes: nice, this looks good, and lol at those photos, nice stuff!
• March 17, 2009, Electrorash › Kolt13 writes: [...] pretty great. Unknown to most before his high-energy Tigersapien and Kickdrums remixes appeared on Missing Toof and elsewhere a few of weeks ago, the Parisian Kolt13 is emerging as a noticeably sharp producer. [...]
• March 20, 2009, Girl and a Gun - Send More Cops (Kolt13 Remix) [Free Music Friday] | Nexeus Fatale writes: [...] Knows" by Tigersapien and "Love is a Drug" by The Kickdrums (see this post on Missingtoof.com). While his remixes are amazing, it's his remix of A Girl and A Gun's "Send More [...]
• June 2, 2009, Leader Mp3 writes: A legendary job,men.

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Mark your calendars for what will be a joyous day, when the forces of Frenchmen (and Frenchwoman) The Hacker and Miss Kittin come together once more! Collectively known as Miss Kittin & The Hacker, the pair have released EPs periodically since 1996, however it was their 2001 full length, the descriptively titled, 'First Album' that sank and arrow into the hearts of so many techno fans! That sexy techno record (which some even called 'electroclash', but, hey, what's in a name anyway?), released on DJ Hell's reputable International DJ Gigolos, held us over for years nearly a decade, with a support from new EP releases over the years, but now, yes now, we will finally have a second full length to adore! Following the trend, the new record is titled 'Two' and we can expect it to be on sale April 20th! This record will be released on Kittin's own fledgling imprint Nobody's Bizzness (which also released her solo 'Batbox' last year, blog 'd here). Yay! Here's a sample of what's in store!

Youv'e just heard 'PPPO' the first single from the record. Other notable excursions on the record are a cover of Elvis Presley's 'Suspicous Minds'. Yes, you heard right, bloody Elvis freakin' Presley meets techno diva. Holy smokes. Now while that's novel and good, this track other track gets stuck in my head a little more. Let's party, my skull or yours:

Now, here's a nice mix Miss Kittin recorded for French blog/label Phrench Phries last week. So far, I've listened to it about twice a day for a week. I'm a little obsessed. Please enjoy!

Tracklist:

1. Rude 66 – Paradox Lake
2. Miss Kittin & The Hacker – 1000 Dreams (Maxime Dangles Remix)
3. DHS – House of God (Martin Landsky Remix)
4. Chicks on Speed – Kaltes Klares Wasser
5. Miss Kittin & The Hacker – PPPO (Function’s Sandwell Mix)
6. Guy Gerber – Timing
7. Appaloosa – The Day (We Fell in Love) (Acid Girls Wept Remix)
8. Robert Calvin – Mummy wants some Eggs
9. Tommy Four Seven – Smoke
10. Surkin – Next of Kin (Todd Edwards Remix)
11. D.I.M. – Is you (Brodinski Remix)
12. Miss Kittin & The Hacker – Broken
13. Xenia Beliayeva – Analog Effekt
14. Miss Kittin & The Hacker – Ray Ban
15. Nathan Fake – Stops

Pre-order the new Miss Kittin & The Hacker record on Amazon, and browse for the rest of their collective works or solo Miss Kittin records and The Hacker records while you're at it.

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• March 6, 2009, phrenchphrier writes: thanks for posting the mix... however if liked the vol.1 sure you'll like vol.2 mixed by The Hacker, posted soon ;)
• March 6, 2009, THAF writes: quality, cheers
• March 6, 2009, Kittens writes: Yesss!!! I'm lookin' forward to it! Hope everyone checks the Phrench Phries blog for that in the near future.
• March 11, 2009, Shorty Rock writes: I just marked it on my calendar. Looking forward for this one to drop.
• March 14, 2009, Items compartilhados- March 14, 2009 | Blog ExtraLibris writes: [...] Miss Kittin & The Hacker: ‘PPPO’ & ‘Party In My Head’ from sophmore record ‘Two’... [...]
• March 17, 2009, philip writes: You know Miss Kittin? She's dead... dead!
• March 22, 2009, phrank sinatra writes: I like party in my head it has a slighty Vitalic-ish vibe
• April 10, 2009, xxladye writes: I regret to inform everyone that, "first album" is NOT techno on any planet, way, shape, or form. Pf. Preposterous!

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