Podcasts about phatt

A new track by DJ Habett from the album "Infrathoughts" (2023-12-16). Tags: Bigbeat, Fused, Phatt, Energy, Details, Dub, Collapse, Statement, Axis, Pills, Morning, Remix, Statistics CC(by)

Wirbel um RBB-Intendantin Demmer. Wie umgehen mit Meinungen in Uniform. Das Geheimnis der Okolyten. Wichtiges, Witziges und Wirres liefern Paul und Hajo im frischen Mutmachpodcast: die Wunden der Männer und Frauen, die sich entschuldigen. YouTube als neue Meta-Medienplattform und der Kampf um Unabhängigkeit. Saubere Luft - warmer Atlantik. Rätseln über den digitalen Euro und Phatt de la Musique. FC Bayern erwartet Klatsche bei Preußen Münster, die politische Kultur der Schweizer und Reichsadler zu Friedenstauben, Plus: Kostenlos den Newsletter von Politikerklärer Jörg Quoos. Folge 586

FULL DISCLAIMER.. Derric Mentions Jakobi Meyers when he actually means Jacoby Brissett... SMH!! This is the episode of the year.. we put everything on the table in this episode, and cut open week 13 and discuss every single game and who's going to win you your weeks. Twitter @Halftime_ADJ King of the Hill Standings: Luis: 2 Colton: 1 Derric: 1

Blackballed welcomes super-entertainer Phatt Al to the show. One of the greatest Toronto rappers, performers, actors, and all-around good guy, Phatt Al will break down some history for us, and what it is like being a performer pre VS post-COVID, Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A short podcast talking about the last five skeins in the yarn wash up, and my recent spinning. I mention fiber from a Phatt fiber box, they can be found here. The other fiber I have been spinning awhile is from Hobby Lobby.  I finally looked it up online and can provide a link.  I am spinning Yarn Bee Showstopper in the Winter Solstice colorway.  

Andrea Marston asks 5 Things of PHATT al about rap, support systems, choosing your own name, and more. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

This episode, Andrea Marston asks 5 Things of PHATT al about rap, support systems, choosing your own name, and more. For casual comedy fans and hardcore humour nerds alike, 5 Things takes some of the biggest and brightest stars of the Comedy Community asks them five questions about their approach to art, work and life as a comedian. Hosted by Andrea Marston, 5 Things digs into the stories, politics and personality behind the jokes. Instagram: @baddogtheatre Twitter: @baddogtheatre Website: www.baddogtheatre.com Donate At: https://www.canadahelps.org/en/dn/61119 Hosted By: Andrea Marston (She/Her): @popgoesandrea Guest: Inessa Frantowski (She/Her): @inessacomedy Technical Direction by: Connor Low (He/Him) Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Shahbaz chohan's punjabi ghazal from his book"Dhupan sehnday Rehnday" "Phatt jigr day" Dr.Zeeshan khan ,Dr Ali Yasir day Naa

Overweight, obese, unwell and unhappy is strong motivation for Toni’s Fresh Start.

She wore comfortable, colourful and stylish clothes NOT...Overweight for over 20 years, sick and living on drugs to manage pain prompts a life changing decision.

'Hamara band kon bajaega?! Hum phatt se pakad lenge!' Ye band nhi chunauti hai!

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Facebook Groups. They’re fast-paced, they’re full of people buying, selling, coaching, communicating and more. But people with businesses are ruining them. So here’s what NOT to do on a Facebook Group. This is Clickstarter, I’m Dante St James. This is episode 35, but also Day 1 of my daily series, April Foolproof Your Business where this month, I’ll cover a bunch of quick, useful tools, strategies, marketing methods and ideas to give your small business a pre-Dry Season tidy-up (if you’re up in the north of Australia) or a Autumn clean if you’re down south. Today, Facebook Groups. Have you been in one of those Buy, Sell & Swap groups or perhaps one of those Local Business groups on Facebook where you’re happily browsing the memorabilia and cast-off furniture only to be assaulted by a bunch of posts from people trying to sell their Scentsy wax melts, or their PHATT meal plan or their personal training that is gonna strip fat and build muscle or some Make $10,000 in 30 Days work from home scam? While network marketing rogues are quickly wiped from the groups fairly quickly, it doesn’t take long for the local businesses and digital marketers to fill the gap with their special website packages and mindset coaching plans… or even their super special on Greek sweets! But is pitching your business a big no no on Facebook Groups? Well, not necessarily. An example of where it has worked, is with a particular local pest controller who posts his service offering once a week into the Darwin Buy, Sell & Swap groups. The result has been additional likes to his page, additional jobs being booked directly due to those posts, and the creation of an effective new sales channel for him. Similarly, a client of mine, another pest controller, but this time on the Gold Coast, has been posting little bits of info about various pests that are found in their neighbourhood to their local neighbourhood info page on Facebook. They too, as a local in the neighbourhood, have seen significant take-up of their services as a result. And while their ads haven’t been ads, their presence and participation in that group on other things aside from their business, have made them the go-to pest controller in their suburb. But examples of where this doesn’t work, is where you are grabbing some graphics from the network marketing company you’re a part of, posting them 2, 4 or 6 at a time with a copy and paste job full of emojis and extraordinary claims about how much weight you’ll lose, how much more energy you’ll feel, how much money you’ll make or how some herb or supplement will cure cancer, alkalise your blood or some other physiological claim that isn’t backed by any kind of science apart from a flyer from the network marketing company. Or where it’s the kind of group that is about community, conversation and specific topics, rather than buying, selling and swapping. Those who can tell the difference, like my examples earlier, seem to be doing pretty well. Got a topic this month to cover in these shorter, daily versions of the podcast? Email darwin@clickstarter.com.au or drop a message via facebook.com/clickstarter I’ll catch you tomorrow as we continue to help your small business to get known, get found and stay known.

With Ritzy's opening Sept. 6, we wanted to take a walk down Memory Lane and remember some of the great restaurants that used to be in central Ohio that are no longer. At one point in time, Ritzy's had 100 locations nationwide, but the last restaurant in central Ohio closed in 1991 -- until now. What other restaurants do we wish would make a comeback like Ritzy's has? This is "The Great Food Debate," where we discuss the best food, drinks and specialties found in central Ohio. This week's topic is "lost" restaurants of central Ohio. This is part 2 of a two-part episode. This episode's panelists are: •Dilara Casey, founder of the @FerociousAppetite Instagram account •Jim Ellison, co-owner of Columbus Brew Adventures •Neil Thompson, editor of content and special projects at ThisWeek Community News What restaurants from central Ohio do you miss the most? •Dilara's pick: Dragonfly Neo-V (Former address: 247 King Ave., Columbus), Whole World (Former address: 3269 N. High St., Clintonville), Betty's Fine Food and Spirits (Former address: 680 N. High St., Columbus), Surly Girl Saloon (Former address: 1126 N. High St., Short North), The Chintz Room (Former address: 121 S. High St., Columbus) •Jim's pick: Galaxy Cafe (Former location: Powell), CBC Restaurant (Former address: 525 Short St., Columbus), L. Hoster Brewing Co. (Former taproom address: 550 S. High St., Columbus) •Neil's pick: Dal Forno Pizza (Former address: 4920 Scioto Darby Road, Hilliard) and Graffiti Burger (multiple former locations in central Ohio) Other restaurants mentioned in this episode * denotes restaurants that are still open. •Damon's Grill (the last central Ohio location closed in Newark in 2013) •Max & Erma's (locations still around in central Ohio, although the first restaurant in German Village closed last year.) •Grass Skirt Tiki Room (105 N. Grant Ave., Columbus)* •Lulu's Restaurant (Former address: 1788 W. Fifth Ave., Grandview Heights) •Kahiki Supper Club (Former address: 3583 E. Broad St., Columbus) •Dexter's (Former location: Hilliard) •Sumeno's Italian Restaurant (Former address: 7400 Sawmill Road, Columbus) •The Florentine Restaurant (Former address: 907 W. Broad St., Columbus) •Fuddruckers (mentioned on the Burgers podcast) •Moore's Ice Cream (Former location: Columbus) •Jai Lai Prime Rib (Former address: 1421 Olentangy River Road, Columbus) •The Brown Derby (Former address: 1321 Morse Road, Columbus) •Patrick J's (Former address: 2711 N. High St., Columbus) •Flakey Jake's (Former address: 1748 E. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus) •Schlotzsky's Deli (Former address: 1836 W Henderson Road, Columbus) •Pei Wei Asian Diner (Former locations at Polaris and Easton) •Zen Sushi + More (Former address: 505 N. High St., Short North) •Bento Go Go (Former address: 1728 N. High St., Columbus) •Da Vinci Ristorante (Former address: 4740 Reed Road, Columbus) •Merlion Noodle and Rice (Former address: 5320 N. High St., Clintonville) •Babushka's Kitchen (Former address: 4675 N. High St., Clintonville) •Tom & Chee (multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Boulevard Grill (Former location: inside the former City Center Mall) •Mike's Ribs and BBQ (Former address: 2749 Bryton Drive, Powell) •Rax* (the closest locations of Rax are in Circleville and Lancaster) •The Wine Cellar (Former address: 1777 E. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus) •Street Scene subs (Former location: on the Ohio State University's campus) •The Galaxy (Former location: Grandview) •Lost Planet (Former location: Short North) •Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant (former locations include the Westland Mall) •Insomnia Coffee (1728 N. High St., Columbus) •Tapatio (Former address: 491 Park St., downtown Columbus, near North Market) •Phatt Wraps (Former address: 10 E. 12th Ave., Columbus, but the owner is planning a new Phatt location in Westerville) •Handke's Cuisine (Former address: 520 S. Front St., Columbus) •Spinnaker's Restaurant (Former location: inside the former City Center Mall) •The Cooker (former location: on Lane Avenue in Columbus) •The Ohio Deli (Former address: 3444 S. High St., Columbus) •Knight's Ice Cream (Former address: 596 S. Cleveland Ave., Westerville) •A&W (multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Frosty's Bar (Former address: 1351 Lockbourne Road, Columbus) •Strada World Cuisine (Former address: 106 Vine St., Columbus) •Estrada's Mexican Restaurant and Cantina (Former address: 240 King Ave., Columbus) •The Blue Danube (Former address: 2439 N. High St., Columbus but another restaurant wants to open it its place) •Udipi Cafe (Former address: 2001 E. Dublin Granville Road, Columbus) •Zantigo (Former location: near the Northland Mall) •Salvi's Bistro (Multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Alana's Food and Wine (Former address: 2333 N. High St., Columbus) •Little Brothers (Former address: 2404 N. High St., then relocated to 1100 N. High St., both in Columbus) •Pizza Pete's (Former address: 811 Highland St., Victorian Village) •Bono Pizza (Former address: 1420 Presidential Drive, Columbus) •Sunrise Inn* (no longer in central Ohio but still in Warren) •Hot Chicken Takeover* (locations in Clintonville, North Market and Easton) •The Eagle* (790 N. High St., Short North) •Sushi.com* (7178 Muirfield Drive, Dublin) •Starliner Diner* (4121 Main St., Hilliard) •Bibibop* (multiple locations in central Ohio) •The Pearl* (641 N. High St., Short North) •The Top Steak House* (2891 E. Main St., Columbus) •Third and Hollywood* (1433 W. 3rd Ave., Grandview Heights) •The Refectory* (1092 Bethel Road, Columbus) New episodes are released every Friday. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Have any suggestions on what we should talk about? Email us at online@thisweeknews.com or tweet us at @ThisWeekNews. After you subscribe, the latest episodes will be downloaded automatically to your phone or tablet so you can listen during your commute while working out or making dinner. This podcast was produced by Scott Hummel, ThisWeek assistant managing editor, digital, and hosted by Abby Armbruster, ThisWeek social-media strategist.

With Ritzy's opening Sept. 6, we wanted to take a walk down Memory Lane and remember some of the great restaurants that used to be in central Ohio that are no longer. At one point in time, Ritzy's had 100 locations nationwide, but the last restaurant in central Ohio closed in 1991 -- until now. What other restaurants do we wish would make a comeback like Ritzy's has? This is "The Great Food Debate," where we discuss the best food, drinks and specialties found in central Ohio. This week's topic is "lost" restaurants of central Ohio. This is part 1 of a two-part episode. This episode's panelists are: •Dilara Casey, founder of the @FerociousAppetite Instagram account •Jim Ellison, co-owner of Columbus Brew Adventures •Neil Thompson, editor of content and special projects at ThisWeek Community News What restaurants from central Ohio do you miss the most? •Dilara's pick: Dragonfly Neo-V (Former address: 247 King Ave., Columbus), Whole World (Former address: 3269 N. High St., Clintonville), Betty's Fine Food and Spirits (Former address: 680 N. High St., Columbus), Surly Girl Saloon (Former address: 1126 N. High St., Short North), The Chintz Room (Former address: 121 S. High St., Columbus) •Jim's pick: Galaxy Cafe (Former location: Powell), CBC Restaurant (Former address: 525 Short St., Columbus), L. Hoster Brewing Co. (Former taproom address: 550 S. High St., Columbus) •Neil's pick: Dal Forno's Pizza (Former address: 4920 Scioto Darby Road, Hilliard) and Graffiti Burger (multiple former locations in central Ohio) Other restaurants mentioned in this episode * denotes restaurants that are still open. •Damon's Grill (the last central Ohio location closed in Newark in 2013) •Max & Erma's (locations still around in central Ohio, although the first restaurant in German Village closed last year.) •Grass Skirt Tiki Room (105 N. Grant Ave., Columbus)* •Lulu's Restaurant (Former address: 1788 W. Fifth Ave., Grandview Heights) •Kahiki Supper Club (Former address: 3583 E. Broad St., Columbus) •Dexter's (Former location: Hilliard) •Sumeno's Italian Restaurant (Former address: 7400 Sawmill Road, Columbus) •The Florentine Restaurant (Former address: 907 W. Broad St., Columbus) •Fuddruckers (mentioned on the Burgers podcast) •Moore's Ice Cream (Former location: Columbus) •Jai Lai Prime Rib (Former address: 1421 Olentangy River Road, Columbus) •The Brown Derby (Former address: 1321 Morse Road, Columbus) •Patrick J's (Former address: 2711 N. High St., Columbus) •Flakey Jake's (Former address: 1748 E. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus) •Schlotzsky's Deli (Former address: 1836 W Henderson Road, Columbus) •Pei Wei Asian Diner (Former locations at Polaris and Easton) •Zen Sushi + More (Former address: 505 N. High St., Short North) •Bento Go Go (Former address: 1728 N. High St., Columbus) •Da Vinci Ristorante (Former address: 4740 Reed Road, Columbus) •Merlion Noodle and Rice (Former address: 5320 N. High St., Clintonville) •Babushka's Kitchen (Former address: 4675 N. High St., Clintonville) •Tom & Chee (multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Boulevard Grill (Former location: inside the former City Center Mall) •Mike's Ribs and BBQ (Former address: 2749 Bryton Drive, Powell) •Rax* (the closest locations of Rax are in Circleville and Lancaster) •The Wine Cellar (Former address: 1777 E. Dublin-Granville Road, Columbus) •Street Scene subs (Former location: on the Ohio State University's campus) •The Galaxy (Former location: Grandview) •Lost Planet (Former location: Short North) •Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant (former locations include the Westland Mall) •Insomnia Coffee (1728 N. High St., Columbus) •Tapatio (Former address: 491 Park St., downtown Columbus, near North Market) •Phatt Wraps (Former address: 10 E. 12th Ave., Columbus, but the owner is planning a new Phatt location in Westerville) •Handke's Cuisine (Former address: 520 S. Front St., Columbus) •Spinnaker's Restaurant (Former location: inside the former City Center Mall) •The Cooker (former location: on Lane Avenue in Columbus) •The Ohio Deli (Former address: 3444 S. High St., Columbus) •Knight's Ice Cream (Former address: 596 S. Cleveland Ave., Westerville) •A&W (multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Frosty's Bar (Former address: 1351 Lockbourne Road, Columbus) •Strada World Cuisine (Former address: 106 Vine St., Columbus) •Estrada's Mexican Restaurant and Cantina (Former address: 240 King Ave., Columbus) •The Blue Danube (Former address: 2439 N. High St., Columbus but another restaurant wants to open it its place) •Udipi Cafe (Former address: 2001 E. Dublin Granville Road, Columbus) •Zantigo (Former location: near the Northland Mall) •Salvi's Bistro (Multiple former locations in central Ohio) •Alana's Food and Wine (Former address: 2333 N. High St., Columbus) •Little Brothers (Former address: 2404 N. High St., then relocated to 1100 N. High St., both in Columbus) •Pizza Pete's (Former address: 811 Highland St., Victorian Village) •Bono Pizza (Former address: 1420 Presidential Drive, Columbus) •Sunrise Inn* (no longer in central Ohio but still in Warren) •Hot Chicken Takeover* (locations in Clintonville, North Market and Easton) •The Eagle* (790 N. High St., Short North) •Sushi.com* (7178 Muirfield Drive, Dublin) •Starliner Diner* (4121 Main St., Hilliard) •Bibibop* (multiple locations in central Ohio) •The Pearl* (641 N. High St., Short North) •The Top Steak House* (2891 E. Main St., Columbus) •Third and Hollywood* (1433 W. 3rd Ave., Grandview Heights) •The Refectory* (1092 Bethel Road, Columbus) New episodes are released every Friday. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher. Have any suggestions on what we should talk about? Email us at online@thisweeknews.com or tweet us at @ThisWeekNews. After you subscribe, the latest episodes will be downloaded automatically to your phone or tablet so you can listen during your commute while working out or making dinner. This podcast was produced by Scott Hummel, ThisWeek assistant managing editor, digital, and hosted by Abby Armbruster, ThisWeek social-media strategist.

Jimmy H, star guitar player at a music academy, is found murdered in the attic. And Mr. Edge Ington (Phatt Al), headmaster of the school, is heartbroken. They talk (and play) Marvel themes, chat about caretaker Mr. John Stone, and discuss strapping kids to guitars. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network https://thesonarnetwork.com/

Jimmy H, star guitar player at a music academy, is found murdered in the attic. And Mr. Edge Ington (Phatt Al), headmaster of the school, is heartbroken. They talk (and play) Marvel themes, chat about caretaker Mr. John Stone, and discuss strapping kids to guitars.

Jimmy H, star guitar player at a music academy, is found murdered in the attic. And Mr. Edge Ington (Phatt Al), headmaster of the school, is heartbroken. They talk (and play) Marvel themes, chat about caretaker Mr. John Stone, and discuss strapping kids to guitars. Brought to you By: The Sonar Network

Inside Jokes – Sunday, February 18th 2018 – Everything About Comedy Guests Christian Smith // www.secondcity.com/people/toronto-touring/christian-smith/ Phatt Al // https://www.secondcity.com/people/phatt-al Matt Folliott // https://www.secondcity.com/people/toronto/matt-folliott/ Host / Executive Producer Sandra Carusi // https://twitter.com/sandra_carusi Co-host Dean Young // https://twitter.com/ComicDeanYoung

Fish poo, astrological charts, laughter, diner, farts, fun, poop,happinesd, flyers, moon cycleThis show is broadcast live on Thursday's at 6PM ET on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Meet the people behind Phatt Duck Catering, as featured in the Quicksand Food Connection podcast series. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Meet the people behind Phatt Duck Catering, as featured in the Quicksand Food Connection podcast series. The post The Southern Highlands Cookbook: Phatt Duck Catering appeared first on Quicksand Food.

Strategy Guides & what if we made a game?

My latest Mashup, these three songs are super high energy and go very well together. Enjoy

A performer that will knock your socks off and keep the party going all night, DJ Dekade is one of South Florida’s premier DJs. From humble beginnings in Virginia Beach, DJ Dekade has evolved from Turntables all the way to Controllers, and for the last 20 plus years, he has been rocking the beats in South Florida. His professionalism and determination to keep the party dancing are what makes DJ Dekade a Local Favorite. His ability to blend a wide spectrum of genres makes him a well sought after performer in Florida and around the world. He has wowed crowds at renown venues throughout Virginia, Florida, and has even sailed the high seas to please thousands with his captivating energy! Growing up on the east coast has allowed DJ Dekade to be exposed to a multitude of talented artists, thus helping mold his particular fun party style. During his early days in Virginia Beach, DJ Dekade could be frequently heard at such places as Peppermint Beach Club, Rogues, The Roxx, and many more of the big local hotspots spinning hip-hop, techno, top 40’s and Latin. Once he made the move to Florida DJ Dekade turned his love of music into a business offering his skills and service to help some of the most elite party planners and corporate planners here in South Florida. He has the ability to create an amazing soundtrack for each special event that clients rave about. From weddings to birthday parties, corporate events to grand opening events, Cruise events to In-The-Park events, DJ Dekade has you covered. Presently, DJ Dekade can be spotted at places such as The Pub, Tacocraft, Monty's South Beach, Rok Brgr and many other popular venues throughout the posh Miami scene. The growth of over 25 years of DJing is obvious through Dekade’s professionalism and ability to flow through the different genres popular with the Millenials as well as the Generation Xers and Baby Boomers. Remember “Everyone Loves DJ Dekade” and your guests will agree. As DJ Dekade continues his evolution in life, he has set his eyes on music production. Just like the many songs he enjoys playing he plans on creating his own blend of fun upbeat and energetic music to pump the crowd at your next party. We look forward to what the future holds for DJ Dekade. If you are looking for a DJ to bring the party to the next level, DJ Dekade is who you want. ​

A performer that will knock your socks off and keep the party going all night, DJ Dekade is one of South Florida’s premier DJs. From humble beginnings in Virginia Beach, DJ Dekade has evolved from Turntables all the way to Controllers, and for the last 20 plus years, he has been rocking the beats in South Florida. His professionalism and determination to keep the party dancing are what makes DJ Dekade a Local Favorite. His ability to blend a wide spectrum of genres makes him a well sought after performer in Florida and around the world. He has wowed crowds at renown venues throughout Virginia, Florida, and has even sailed the high seas to please thousands with his captivating energy! Growing up on the east coast has allowed DJ Dekade to be exposed to a multitude of talented artists, thus helping mold his particular fun party style. During his early days in Virginia Beach, DJ Dekade could be frequently heard at such places as Peppermint Beach Club, Rogues, The Roxx, and many more of the big local hotspots spinning hip-hop, techno, top 40’s and Latin. Once he made the move to Florida DJ Dekade turned his love of music into a business offering his skills and service to help some of the most elite party planners and corporate planners here in South Florida. He has the ability to create an amazing soundtrack for each special event that clients rave about. From weddings to birthday parties, corporate events to grand opening events, Cruise events to In-The-Park events, DJ Dekade has you covered. Presently, DJ Dekade can be spotted at places such as The Pub, Tacocraft, Monty's South Beach, Rok Brgr and many other popular venues throughout the posh Miami scene. The growth of over 25 years of DJing is obvious through Dekade’s professionalism and ability to flow through the different genres popular with the Millenials as well as the Generation Xers and Baby Boomers. Remember “Everyone Loves DJ Dekade” and your guests will agree. As DJ Dekade continues his evolution in life, he has set his eyes on music production. Just like the many songs he enjoys playing he plans on creating his own blend of fun upbeat and energetic music to pump the crowd at your next party. We look forward to what the future holds for DJ Dekade. If you are looking for a DJ to bring the party to the next level, DJ Dekade is who you want. ​

Решили обновить всеми любимый саундтрек из фильма "BLADE", а то в последнее время на него вроде бы не выходило ремиксов. Проверено на танцполе не однократно, взрывает!!Качайте, слушайте, играйте!

Решили обновить всеми любимый саундтрек из фильма "BLADE", а то в последнее время на него вроде бы не выходило ремиксов. Проверено на танцполе не однократно, взрывает!!Качайте, слушайте, играйте!

Решили обновить всеми любимый саундтрек из фильма "BLADE", а то в последнее время на него вроде бы не выходило ремиксов. Проверено на танцполе не однократно, взрывает!!Качайте, слушайте, играйте!Enjoy!

Решили обновить всеми любимый саундтрек из фильма "BLADE", а то в последнее время на него вроде бы не выходило ремиксов. Проверено на танцполе не однократно, взрывает!!Качайте, слушайте, играйте!Enjoy!