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Remember DJ Jazzy Jeff? You know, Fresh Prince's side kick in the early 90's? Well, if you think he's died off, since they kind of "split" up, well, he hasn't. Jazzy Jeff has been busy since, with his own his own production company (A Touch of Jazz), as well, he just released a new album, "The Magnificent".
Remix Magazine has an article/interview with Jazzy Jeff. Personally, he's one of my favourite DJs, especially from their earlier albums, such as "He's the DJ, I'm the rapper". The guy has amazing skillz behind the tables.

So there's this thing called Dance Dance Revolution, it's an arcade game set to music, and the object is to dance along.
I've never actually seen it, but I've heard about it and they made fun of it on King Of The Hill once.
Well I guess this thing is getting pretty big. They have national contests an stuff, and people doin some Ka-RAZY stuff.
Click here if anyone is interested in findin out what I'm talkin about, or checkin some wicked videos of the best of the best in action.

Keep dancin !

ebombs has done it again, bring in some killer DJs over the next 2 months.
Nov. 1: Chris Vench [House], T.R.O. [Chicago House]
Nov. 8: D-Monic [Funky Breaks], Mel B [deep Tech House], Flatline [Drum 'n Bass]
Nov. 15: Jelo [Hardhouse, Techno, Breaks], Vertigo & Bromics [UK Hardhouse]
Nov. 22: Kid Lax [Trance], Nokturnal [Breaks], D-Unknown [House]
Nov. 29: Max Scholz [House], JC [House], Raygun [Progressive]
Dec. 6: Deko-ze. Shasta Elliot
Dec. 13: Mike Gleeson, Orange Richie. Alchemy
Dec. 20: Hatiras (Juno Award winner), DJ Ray Gun
Dec. 27: Robb-G [Breaks], Soda Pop [From Whistler BC]

Last Monday, DJ_Oystrixxx had shown me this article, from The Post-Standard (Syracuse), about a party he and Kamikaze were at last weekend. Supposedly, 75 law enforcement officers had raided the party, arresting the owner of the venue, and 12 others. Agents seized small bags of drugs including Ecstasy, cocaine, ketamine, GHB and marijuana.
Click here, to read a copy of TJ's side of the story, about what happened that night, and what happened with him.

In continuation, of the previous article, the two surviving members of Run-DMC, Joseph "Run" Simmons and Darryl "DMC" McDaniel announced their retirement Wednesday, after the shooting death of DJ Jam Master Jay last week. For more on this, you can go to this article, on CNN

According to this article, on MTV, Legendary hip-hop DJ Jam Master Jay of Run-DMC was shot and killed in Queens on Wednesday, Oct. 30. He was shot inside a studio on Merrick Boulevard at 7:30 p.m. local time.

Just read an article, entitled "How to fail in e-business with a record effort" over at the Globe and Mail. It gives "10 rules of e-business failure, a list inspired by the recording industry's imaginative approach". Quite an interesting read, for anyone who has paid any attention to the RIAA in the news over the past few years.
As always, leave your comments belows.

Just read this story over on BBC News.
"Jude Law (A.I.: Artificial Intelligence, Enemy at the Gates ...), and Sadie Frost's (Bram Stoker's Dracula) two-year-old daughter, Iris, has been rushed to hospital after swallowing part of an ecstasy tablet.
Frost - who recently gave birth to the couple's third child - was able to retrieve half of the tablet before Iris could swallow it all."

I thought this should make the front pages of Vibez.ca. I've heard this rumour from one person so far, I've asked someone else, and they said it may be in the works, and now I read it on another message forum (Here). The one you know as djUnabomber, posted "You'll be awfully sad to hear we aint throwing one [New Year's Party] this year. We wanted to let soemone else do one. We may be doing a party in Sudbury instead with Jitter Jaw." If this does happen, it will be the sickest party that most people in Sudbury have ever been to. Jitter Jaw and NiGhTmArE Productions teaming up.
If this does happen, it will most likely be the biggest party ever in Sudbury.
Who would you love to see at this party? Leave your comments below ...

Well, here's a cheap little write up of a few events happening for the month of October.
First off, on Oct. 4th, ebombs presents Kid Lax and Matt Coleridge at the Boileroom (Next to the Roxx). To be honest, I have no clue who Matt Coleridge is, but if any of you's love trance, you don't want to miss Kid Lax. Click here if you would like to hear what this guy can do.
Oct. 11th, ebombs presents Lady Bass and Ken Finch. These are 2 DJs that you don't want to miss either.
Oct. 25th, NiGhTmArE presents "Go To Hell". This will probably be the biggest party of the year, with 7 headliners, and a bunch of other amazing DJs. There's going to something for everyone at this party. Get your tickets while you can, and while they're cheap(er).
*Oct. 26th, Jitter Jaw presents, "Devils Night". Gaku666 (from Tokyo, Japan), Booty Kall (Kamikaze vs, TJ), Impact vs. Elycit, oh my .... plus Jefferson, Abduction, Marc R, Patrixx, and DJ Solo. And best of all, tickets are $6 in advance.

*Edited on Oct 6th @ 6:12a.m. by p0rnking

Just came across this site last night, which I find kind of weird, considering the last article I had posted. Anyways, some guy figured a way to "rip" the audio off of vinyl, with a scanner.
What will they think of next?
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Phreaky-Zee has ICQed me with a link to this article from Urbanreflex.com.
A revolutionary new recording format has been created that will hopefully help win the war on illegal file sharing which is thought to be costing the industry millions of dollars in lost revenue. Spokesman Brett Campbell says that they are "confident that no-one is going to be able to produce pirate copies in this format without going to a heck of a lot of trouble."
Can this be the end of file sharing? Please read the article, and discuss below.
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I am currently looking for people who are interested in what Vibez has to offer, and would like to contribue to the site, to help it grow into something great, and unique, compared to most other sites out there.

If you are interested, please email me.

This scoop courtesy of the B.B.C: some scientists at the University of Cambridge decided to see what would happen to mice brains when exposed to dance music and drugs. The drug of choice used was amphetamines, and the music played was from the group Prodigy. Apparently 7 mice died listening to Prodigy but 4 also died while listening to Bach. The experiment was deemed cruel and ordered to be stopped.

Starting on Aug. 23rd, with their 2 Year anniversary and renovation party, ebombs Entertainment brings you a month full of special, well know DJs to the Boileroom (Next to the Roxx, in Barrie). DJs include DJ Deko-ze, Marty McFly (Dope Radio, Chills), and Robb G (Promo Records, Eastern Bloc, Robbg.com).
Read below for the schedule, and to see the flyer.

Yahoo has an article about how the world's largest record companies are suing major Internet Service and network providers, because their systems allow users to access a China-based website, Listen4ever.com, and unlawfully copy musical recordings.
First there was the popular Napster, then other programs like Audiogalaxy, and now this? Whats next?

Well, here's a few articles by Ben Rayner that I ran across over at TheStar that I thought you'd all might be interested in reading. The articles include a CD called "Gay", iDance, WEMF, and one about our changing scene. Well worth the read. I would really love to read your opinion on a few of them, so please leave a comment whenever you have a chance.

To see the articles, click below for the list. Enjoy

I just recently ran across this article over at HardNRG. It tries to explain the differences between US Hard House, UK Hard House and Nu NRG.
"There are as many answers to this question as there are DJs.  However, there are some fundamentals that almost everyone will agree on.  Given the growing popularity of UK Hard House and Nu-NRG (hh-nu-nrg) the question often
comes up, exactly what distinguishes a "Nu-NRG Track" and how does that differ from a "UK Hard House" track?

This article is an attempt to answer this basic question, and help someone new to the style understand what makes up a basic NRG track as well as how DJs typically distinguish UK Hard House from Nu-NRG."