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Written by Ishkur, on 11-11-2008 09:31

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DJ worship is killing the deejaying scene, as this handy little pamphlet explains...

From http://www.ishkur.com

stop dj worship

This tract is now available for you to download and print out, and make scores of little booklets to hand out at parties just like real genuine Chick tracts!

Get it HERE (4.9mb)

To further help spread the word, get yourself an anti-DJ shirt today! Let all trance DJs know loud and clear that you are not here for their fucking egos.

the trance cracker

Last update: 11-11-2008 09:46

Published in : Theory, Corporate rock

Keywords : dj worship, trance, tiesto, paul van dyke, corporate music

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