- UK
- Joined on August 10, 2003
- http://www.discogs.com/seller/Jayfive
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- Famous Oggers 6
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- Happy Hardcore 58
- Hardcore/Gabber/Speedcore 5,650
- Int'l Record Store Index 963
- Mixes 15,497
- Music Tech 2,780
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- See Ya In 2017 117
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- The OGS Book of Records 296
- Track IDs 59,951
- UK Oldskool Hardcore 1,666
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Music:
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Playlist of mostly hardcore/gabber/speedcore mixes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oakHtjDzXA8&list=PLfa-eqhZGSgqbYT1k2ihO2dK7UvwveP2E&pp=gAQBiAQB
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Things to know before messaging me:
a) Just because I edited a submission at some point in the past doesn't mean I have it or indeed ever owned it. You can fix data without owning something.
b) Just because I submitted something in the past doesn't mean I still have it. A lot of what I submitted were items I intended to sell.
c) If I don't have it for sale on discogs, it's not for sale
I don't mind getting messages, it's just to save you wasting your own time. If you choose to ignore the above, don't expect a reply.
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'It is obvious that disc-jockeys, as, a class, are essentially parasitic. We are, with lamentably few exceptions, neither creative nor productive. We have, however, manipulated the creations of others (records) to provide ourselves with reputations as arbiters of public taste.' John Peel, 1969
'The irony of the Information Age is that it has given new respectability to uninformed opinion.' John Lawton, 1995
"Important information to consider: The Supreme Court still has to decide if they considered the cancellation of a record album on Discogs a matter of public concern."- Supreme Court of the United States, William Yeager vs NPR (2019)
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Music:
https://jayfive.bandcamp.com/
Join the Depths of Discogs Facebook group!
"A page for those bent on plumbing the murky, little-edited depths of Discogs. Posts with user-submitted fringe material preferable!"
Playlist of mostly hardcore/gabber/speedcore mixes:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oakHtjDzXA8&list=PLfa-eqhZGSgqbYT1k2ihO2dK7UvwveP2E&pp=gAQBiAQB
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Things to know before messaging me:
a) Just because I edited a submission at some point in the past doesn't mean I have it or indeed ever owned it. You can fix data without owning something.
b) Just because I submitted something in the past doesn't mean I still have it. A lot of what I submitted were items I intended to sell.
c) If I don't have it for sale on discogs, it's not for sale
I don't mind getting messages, it's just to save you wasting your own time. If you choose to ignore the above, don't expect a reply.
--------------------------------------------------------
'It is obvious that disc-jockeys, as, a class, are essentially parasitic. We are, with lamentably few exceptions, neither creative nor productive. We have, however, manipulated the creations of others (records) to provide ourselves with reputations as arbiters of public taste.' John Peel, 1969
'The irony of the Information Age is that it has given new respectability to uninformed opinion.' John Lawton, 1995
"Important information to consider: The Supreme Court still has to decide if they considered the cancellation of a record album on Discogs a matter of public concern."- Supreme Court of the United States, William Yeager vs NPR (2019)
