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Shareamix
Fairly recent dub mix
https://soundcloud.com/1-hand-clapping/dub-mix-20
Really old mix
https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-26-2-2010-part-1-2-banglash
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TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM
Cheers for the words guys. Burying my head in work seems to be the best solution. And going out and enjoying the Canadian autumnal colours.
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Beat making
Got bored, made this in an afternoon, pretty happy with it...
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Cell Phone Photo Strut - Post Some Random Pics
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Rep Your Whiskey (Whiskey R)
Open:
Ledaig 18yr
Signatory 100 Proof Secret Orkney (Highland Park 14yr)
Craigallachie 17yr
Bunnahabhain 12yr Cask Strength (‘22 edition!)
Port Charlotte 10yr
Unpoened:
1 x Ledaig 18yr
2 x Bunnahabhain 12yr Cask Strength (‘22 edition)
2 x Bladnoch 10yr
2 x Port Charlotte
I’d say that Port Charlotte is better than the Ledaig 18yr (in fact I’d say PC is the best 10yr on the market - better than Springbank).
The Signatory 100 Proof range is marvellous value. About £50 a bottle, the Secret Speyside 14yr (M) is Macallan at less than half the price of an official bottling, higher ABV, non-chill filtered and natural colour. They also have an “exceptional cask” series that’s supposedly very, very good. Apparently some distilleries are shocked to see their spirit being sold so… affordably.
@Nzshadow - if you’re a fan of sherried Scotch, the Bunna 12 CS is very good. The ‘21 not exceptional, the ‘23 higher ABV and rated much better, but should you see a ‘22 it’s the best of the series - grab it! I’d say it’s in the top 1 of this profile. Most of the 100 Proof range is also affordable sherried stuff. -
How to dig really deep into music genres?
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Cell Phone Photo Strut - Post Some Random Pics
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TAKE THAT SHIT TO THE-BRITS.COM
