DJ Vinyl Justice

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About me: *PLEASE READ THIS FIRST* Add Me On Facebook HI all, I have decided to dedicate all my mixes and dj info on facebook now, i may come back to myspace now and again but thats where its at right now and hope you can follow me on there. my contact name is 'vinyljustice' and i have a mixes section called 'dj vinlyjustice mixes' on there too , hope you can join the fun! vinyl j Hello i'm vinyljustice, i used to dj and party all weekend, now i only do it once a month, o the joys of getting older lol. I'm always having a joke and a laugh, so if your serious then stop reading this right now! For the rest of you i hope you enjoy my profile and thanks for taking the time out to read it! BIO I first got into it all when I was exposed to The Prodigy on the radio and I thought to myself this music is for me! Being at college and not working at the time, money was hard to come by. What I did spend was spent on records every week at Remix Records in Camden. At the time my decks were the most prehistoric thing you could think of, built in disco decks! Thankfully I got past this stage and got myself myself a pair of soundlabs. Then in 1997 I finally got myself a pair of technic 1210's! So there I was all set to go, with my decks and records. Now I needed to get myself known, or at least try! I handed a demo tape to DJ Triptech He ran a pirate radio station called Feelin FM and was going to become a very good friend of mine in years to come. Another friend of mine was Geoff. Geoff and I had gone to school together. Geoff's brother Mike (DJ Perception), along with Jason owned a wicked little record shop in Victoria, London called Elite Records. It was here that i first met Triptech and bought the majority of my hardcore from. About a year later I began playing on a different station called Hyper FM. With them I got bookings at Future Dance and Labyrinth respectively. This lasted for a few years until I decided it was time for another change. I had a go at co-promoting an event called Strictly Hardcore. To do this type of thing regularly takes some serious money thou, so once was enough for me. Instead I had a go at making a few tunes in the studio. I met up with DJ Impact from nu-nrg. All the tracks I made were on FBI Recordings but unfortunately were never released onto vinyl. Then as fate would have it I bumped into DJ Triptech again, after losing contact with him for a few years and he told me of an internet station he was starting up called newtechpirates. On newtechpirates i had my own show with my crazy friend Lottie!!!! But what i enjoyed most of all about being on newtechpirates, was arranging the guest shows. We had many different guests on there including:- Suzy Solar Slipmatt Vicky Devine After doing the guest shows for a few years i tried doing a few of my own parties again called Beats and Breaks, but with me working all the time it was hard to commit to such a big project, so i tried a few other things like podcasts. I eventually started another night up called functionality, which i am trying to do every month, look out for the event invite! Anyway thats the latest on my colourful hobby, i can't call it career i don't make enough money for that! For those with Facebook feel free to add me, my page can be found here:- http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=541755426 peace out vinyl j .. ..