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Via Rodd Perry
Mike Cohen started making these recordings when he was just 12 years old. Animator Rodd Perry took the recordings and set them to a cartoon in his own style. This one in particular apparently comes from a summer he spent at home from college in 1985. Little did they know that he would go on to become a radio DJ, and all those records cluttering his room would go on to inform his career!
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Danny James Elliott shares his name with a DJ in Leeds who must be at least decent, because he was offered a weekly gig at a local club on their busiest night. Unfortunately for DJ Danny, the club promoter picked the wrong Danny Elliott, who happens to be one hell of a troll. Rather than telling the club promoter about the mistake, Danny played along and set himself up for a pretty epic set on Thursday.
Warning: nsfw language ahead. You may want to turn your screen slightly away from sensitive and/or authoritarian eyes.
Warning: nsfw language ahead. You may want to turn your screen slightly away from sensitive and/or authoritarian eyes.
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Some video footage from this sweet turntable we featured before! Somehow I was expecting a lot more bleeps and bloops...
Pay homage to your favorite astromech droid and other Star Wars characters here!
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Via Neatorama
German DJ Nik Nowak created a special rig for his gigs. Fitting a sound system in the chassis, a control module in the "cockpit," and put the whole thing on tractor treads. If need be, he can even have the whole rig lift up and point the speakers towards the audience. The Autobots's Shockwave would be proud.
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