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Unfortunately I’m not big on cooking (c-c-c-c-combo breaker) but mainly because I still live at home and so my parents normally make the meals…I’m a full time student and work part-time to pay for going out with friends really

yeah studying a bachelor of business with a marketing major

D-Jam, post: 745 wrote: I’ve heard they’re also very hard on piracy, and some clubs even use a program to scan a DJ’s hard drive to make sure his music is legal.

Not 100% sure on how hard they are but I’ve got a few mates who DJ fairly regularly at same of the bigger clubs in the city and they’ve never been scanned for piracy…most of the DJ’s I know pirate their music to at least some extent as well.

Benny Mackney, post: 525 wrote:
Wow, sounds like I need to get down there. Not sure how it is in Canberra (given that I’m not old enough to go clubbing yet) but it doesn’t seem like it’s gonna be that great here.

I’d say there would be some good clubs, but yeah small population is gonna make it hard…Aston Shuffle are from Canberra so there must be some sort of house/electro scene.

Was out last night and the first thing me and my mates heard when we walked into the club was this massive dubstep drop. Really surprised me because the dj’s whole set (probably 30mins from after we got there) was all dubstep, first time i’d been to a club with a full dubstep set. As the night progressed however it obviously headed back into the main house/electro favourites but was still a really surprising and enjoyable warm up set.

I’m a big fan of the genre on a whole, although its important to understand the difference between dubstep and ‘brostep’ when talking about it.