The Asylum/Oldskool thread

diegowhite · 16-01-2008 10:02PM

jonny68 wrote: »

will give it a miss so, outrageous price

HAHA:D

senan s · 16-01-2008 11:57PM

barneysplash wrote: »

Does anyone have that tune "fax you"

Can't remember who it's by.

kk system

senan s · 16-01-2008 11:58PM

antoinb wrote: »

A few more Tunes as promised plus two recent enough radio broadcasts.

Dean Sherry Kitchen Meets Shaft http://rapidshare.com/files/83582569/Dean_Sherry_-_Kitchen_Meets_the_Shaft__Dublin_-SAT-11-24-2007-TALiON.rar

Enjoy...more to follow..........

thats not dean sherry's set from that gig

bmooney · 17-01-2008 12:06AM

classic tune

http://www.mediafire.com/?bunjdymj2yd

antoinb · 17-01-2008 07:48AM

senan s wrote: »

thats not dean sherry's set from that gig

I live in the UK now,didnt make that gig or even hear it on whatever radio station it aired on.
It was done by one of the MP3 groups,Talion who do a lot of radio show releases from around the world.I usually just pick up Hernan Cattaneos radio show but saw that and the Warren K one and thought it would be of interest to someone at home.
If you use a nfo viewer to view the nfo file that comes with it ...
ARTIST....: Dean Sherry
TITLE.....: Kitchen meets The Shaft (Dublin)-SAT-11-24
GENRE.....: Dance
SUBGENRE..: n/a
SOURCE....: Radio
RELDATE...: Dec-30-2007
AiRDATE...: Dec-30-2007
TRACKS....: 01
LENGTH....: 53:21 min
SIZE......: 61,9 MB
QUALITY...: VBRkbps
NR. NAME. TiME:
..........................................................
01. Kitchen_meets_The_Shaft_(Dublin)-SAT-11-24-200 53:21
TOTAL: 53:21 min

If you or anyone else can name who was in the mix we can retag it.
Ill continue to pick up any Irish radio shows that pop up and post them here if any of you want them.
Sorry for any confusion

Gen:FX · 17-01-2008 11:38AM

barneysplash wrote: »

Can we post up how to upload tunes to radidshare etc. I have tapes of stuff from back in the day, but don't know how to do it.

[RECORDING] - To get started I'd suggest you download a copy of Goldwave (Software) available from here. http://www.goldwave.com/faq.php#Recording . There is also an easy to follow guide on a single page there too. This is a very capable app to record your music (Tape, Vinyl, CD, any audio source really) onto your computer. 90% of our Nr:Gex live sets from years ago was recorded using this app. Dont bet intimidated by the interface, as you will only need to use a small portion of it.

If you are using a laptop to do your recording, it will need to have a line-in socket. DO NOT use the Mic-in socket as this will normally produce Mono Sound and thats a definite no-no. If it has no line-input, you will need to buy Hardware (a PCMCIA soundcard about €100), this simply slides into the side of the laptop and effectively turns it into a high quality digital recorder. If you use a desk-top PC, well your sorted as it already comes with a line-in socket onboard.

[UPLOADING] - This is the easy part, It's a simple process and it's free to join and use. Go to www.mediafire.com and open up an account and login. Then follow the steps below.

#1- Click 'UPLOAD FILES'.
#2- Choose how many files you want to upload in the session from the dropdown menu. (Try 1 for starters)
#3- Click 'BROWSE' and point to the file on your hard-drive that you want to upload.
#4- Click the 'UPLOAD TO MEDIAFIRE' button.
#5- Wait till the file uploads**.
#6- Job Done / Get your sharing URL and post it.

After the file uploads you will be given a unique Sharing URL, for example http://www.mediafire.com/?fcczeednjgz . Then its just a case of posting the URL when you want to share that specific file. Repeat steps 1 to 6 to upload more files, each file will be given a different URL. - (**A file can take anywhere from 10 seconds to over an hour to upload, depending on it's size/format and of course your connection speed.)

[ANTOINB] - Post an audio sample of that whitelable and we'll all have a bash at the ID. Again, nice1 for your contributions to the thread, the content and presentation of your files is excellent. :cool:

[SENAN] - The NFO files contain a wealth of handy information, to quickly get at that info, simply open up a blank notepad window and 'drag 'n' drop' the NFO file into it.

[ANY1] - Check this lil' puppy out. http://www.bugmenot.com :eek: The mind boggles :rolleyes:

barneysplash · 17-01-2008 11:49AM

senan s wrote: »

kk system

That's the one.

Found it on amazon through discogs, in the post as we speak.

5/5 on discogs and rightly so!

Choon!

keithkk16 · 17-01-2008 04:43PM

the boogieman wrote: »

pushin play on that cd would wear it outa ya alright..

what ya mean by "that cd" ?

antoinb · 17-01-2008 07:38PM

Cheers Gen:Fx .
Presentation isnt that great on this one,havent even cleaned the vinyl up yet ,just grabbed a quick sample of it.
http://rapidshare.com/files/84567503/Pyramid_Records.wav
Thanks

Agree with you on Goldwave,brilliant program.I use it for a number of things..good for changing between wav and mp3 formats ,also very handy for ripping audio from movies or tv programs to mp3.

senan s · 17-01-2008 09:57PM

caf, whats NFO files???

~Marky~ · 17-01-2008 11:32PM

Yea 28 euro to see them play is a rip off and then wont be getting any of my money

JohnnyL · 17-01-2008 11:36PM

JCarey70 wrote: »

Can someone kindly re-post the RTE Asylum Documentary links again please?

Cheers

Wouldn't mind seeing this either please!

welcomeinjam · 18-01-2008 01:05AM

28 is a bit steep but I think I'm gonna fork it out but until then I entered a competition to win tickets on entertainment.ie fingers crossed

JCarey70 · 18-01-2008 02:11AM

Tis been a while folks. Howdy again and Happy New Year. I trust yous all had a good end of year/start of year time off for the silly season? Had a fairly quiet one myself but enjoyed it none the less...

Caff wrote:

END NOTE - Yo! JayC - take a peek at this,.... do you know this chap ? www.davesgaff.com

Caff wrote:

It's a nice set up / idea - It's brand new so some links arent quite ready,... So best to 'right click' and download rather than try to stream the tunes.)

Nice little set up alright but I don't know him though

antoinb wrote: »

Does this ring a bell with anyone?
Bought it in Abbey Discs,long time ago....

I remember that 12" alright. Had it years ago meself, I think Billy had about a million copies of it at one stage. Would have to hear it again though as I'm not sure which one I think it is.

Hey Caff and StephenN, I believe there is a great program out called "MS SprayPaint" suppose to be dealy for flyers.

Here's an example:

Here’s the original of E-Zee Possee’s “Everythng starts with an E”. If someone has already posted it then sorry, I haven’t d/l’d all the versions that were put up.

Gen:FX · 18-01-2008 04:32AM

senan s wrote: »

caf, whats NFO files???

Without going too deep into to Sen, It's a way of putting your personal stamp on a file package (as in a Zip or Rar file) - It allows you to 'TAG' the file you posted / offered up for a d/l. If you had a graphic (just like a company logo) you could incorperate it into a standard text document using text characters alone, you dont need to use an actual bitmap / graphic. - It's ol-skool stuff (in the true sense) but still very much alive and well. - It's the very first file you should go to and read if you download a compredssed file. - At the header of the file there will be a moxy load of 'whats looks like to be gibberish' / but if you squint a bit that 'gibberish' will form a picture and the text underneath will give you all the background info about the file.. - (Here's a wiki on it) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.nfo

Gen:FX · 18-01-2008 04:50AM

JCarey70 wrote: »

Hey Caff and StephenN, I believe there is a great program out called "MS SprayPaint" suppose to be dealy for flyers. Here's an example:

LMAO - The 'spray-paint' technique is fine and dandy,.... IF your doin' a flyer for a skinhead night... hehe. *ala* "Oi, Oi - Your Gonna' Get Your Fokin' Head Kick'ed In, clap clap.

- reminds me of when the Thompsin Twins played in Stephens Green.

- Nice1 Jay.

Slunk · 18-01-2008 05:46PM

Here is the links for the Asylum Prime Time episode & Olympic Ballroom Video. Before you start complaining about RS let me point out they are on my rapidshare account for the simple reason that they will never be deleted. I know some people will say use mediafire etc but recently people have had problems with mediafire. It may take you a few attempts to download all the parts to the episode but at least you'll get them.

Asylum:

http://rapidshare.com/files/39543089/Asylum.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/39679729/Asylum.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/39708390/Asylum.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/39720451/Asylum.part4.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/39729469/Asylum.part5.rar

Olympic Ballrom Vid:

http://rapidshare.com/users/PECLB6

Password for the folder is olympic

I need to update my account next week so if you cant wait until then I might PM my login details to a few regulars on this thread so they can use the premium download facility. If you want the details, pm me.

derra · 18-01-2008 07:09PM

Slunk wrote: »

Olympic Ballrom Vid:

http://rapidshare.com/users/PECLB6

Password for the folder is olympic

cheers gar ,was about ta go looking for that soon , lost it a while back, cheers

senan shortt on the airwaves tonight

, tune in here at ten o clock
http://www.nioldskool.co.uk/forums/index.php?
and choose your media player on top right

and another superb night in store courtesy of the reactive crew with asylum legend DJ DILLY :cool:

does this flyer meet the standards of the digital media production artist ?

hehe

oj caf..

bmooney · 18-01-2008 09:53PM

http://www.mediafire.com/?dbrvwjl0wzy

Gen:FX · 18-01-2008 10:22PM

derra wrote: »

does this flyer meet the standards of the digital media production artist ? hehe

Grrrrr.... hehe

- No offence taken D. - Yeah, it's a nice flyer, Crisp, clean & informative. I'll most likley head in and get some footage for the archives. (Nice line up lads..

)

Gen:FX · 18-01-2008 10:26PM

antoinb wrote: »

Cheers Gen:Fx .http://rapidshare.com/files/84567503/Pyramid_Records.wav
Thanks

Sorry Antoin, I dont have a clue on this one. I like it though,... maybe someone else will can a bash at it.

stephen_n · 19-01-2008 12:17AM

Gen:FX wrote: »

Grrrrr.... hehe - No offence taken D. - Yeah, it's a nice flyer, Crisp, clean & informative. I'll most likley head in and get some footage for the archives. (Nice line up lads.. )

clean and inforamtive my bollox

sure I missed Dilly's name the first three times I saw it

Gen:FX · 19-01-2008 07:56AM

Yo! Micko - Nice one for sorting out that long running typo from the previous flyers,.... now all you need to do is fix the BUTTS bit.

- It's Isaac Butt... NOT Issac Butts, - I'll meet you for a pint 2moro in The Lillie Bordellos, If it was 15 year ago I'd meet you at SIDE or the ASYLUMS..... :rolleyes: Get my drift? (both me sleeve's are rolled up this time,... 'Put Em Up,,,,, Put eeem Uuuup' , I'll fight ya' with one hand tied behind my baaack' - (thats a famous quote from the Lion in 'The Wizard of Oz' movie folks, so dont get yer' nickers in a twist, OK -)

PS - had a good night tonight even though I had to walk home, / them poxy taximen in feckers can take the p$ss sometimes - Tell jackie I gave that 'MAN' she bumped into in the ladies her phone number.....;) )

[stephen_n] - No kidding stevo, I noticed that myself on first glance.

derra · 19-01-2008 07:56PM

after all this time i managed to get this out of senans cat lol

EURODANCE '97

this night in the temple was one of the best , it was superb :)the whole crew on the balcony giving it loads

david holmes rocked the place that night with a fantastic set , carl cox from cream , dave clarke in the fuse club in brussels etc recorded this off 2fm that night , bout 60 mins of david holmes and 30 mins of dave clarke , not one bad tune on it , electric atmosphere that night , love ta see some footage of it :cool:

enjoy johnny 68

promised ya this ages ago :cool:
what an intro

drums please.....
get ready cause here i come , get ready ...
http://www.mediafire.com/?4ybm2nj2nz2

Four cities, one beat!

Going clubbing tonight, or staying at home? Or perhaps you'd like to have it both ways, and large it up without leaving your living room. How? By hooking up with Eurodance '97, coming on at Dublin's Temple Theatre, and also coming out of a wireless near you. The EU-wide event happens simultaneously in four cities - Rome, Brussels, Liverpool and dear old Dublin - and features top DJs like David Holmes, Carl Cox, Pete Tong, Dave Clarke and Claudio Coccolutto; it will also be beamed by satellite to radio stations across the Union. The organisers are expecting at least 70 million Europeans to tune in, turn on and work up a veritable lake of sweat, all in the comfort of their own homes, and they're predicting a further two million hits on the event's own Web site. Now that's what I call having it large.

The Dublin side of tonight's big beat bash is being organised by the fine people at Strictly Fish, and the tricky broadcasting bit is being handled by 2FM production wizard Ian Wilson. Headlining tonight's show at the Temple Theatre is Belfast DJ David Holmes, who has just released his critically-acclaimed second album, Let's Get Killed. Having already cut a cinematic swathe with his debut album, This Film's Crap, Let's Slash The
Seats, Holmes brought a DAT machine onto the streets of New York, recorded a variety of colourful conversations, and stitched them onto Latin, dub and electronic rhythms to create the city soundscape of Let's Get Killed. Holmes has already won the Heineken Hot Press DJ Award and Muzik magazine's Essential Mix Award, and tonight Holm-er and his deckmates Billy Scurry,

Glen Brady, Dave Cleary and Nemo will knock 'em dead right across Europe, via the EBU satellite and on the Internet. Meanwhile, at Cream in Liverpool, DJ Carl Cox will do the honours for all the la's and la'ssies, while Dave Clarke flexes his mixing muscles at Fuse in Brussels. Finally, at the Goa Club in beautiful Rome, Pete Tong and Claudio Coccolutto will be inna da 'ouse. If you're one of the lucky ticket-holders for the actual event at the Temple Theatre tonight, you can watch all these DJs on big screens at the venue; if not, you can still access the Web site and watch them in all their cyber-spatial glory.

The Irish Times 1997