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Danny: ilikemusic because... It's my life
Iesha Gadd: ilikemusic because... it's sexily cool. And u can rave to decent tuneage. 
Joker21SRB: ilikemusic because... It helps me relax and feel good. I can't imagine a day with no musicdeivid: ilikemusic because... its the most beutiful and enjoyable thing in the world that makes every person in common. :)~lolo: ilikemusic because... music is where some people display affection, show emotions and actually showing off who they are and their thinking. it is special unlike anything cos it goes out and never comes in back but in others.
Sam, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly: ilikemusic because... Music is a special thing that is not like anything else in the world. You might argue that you can translate emotions through films and through books but anyone can make music, whether that be humming or singing along to the radio, it’s something that gives enjoyment and positivity to many people.
Young Robo kid: ilikemusic because... its class =]
simon f baker: ilikemusic because... you can transcend the confines of the material world with it, it's probably better than shagging in fact. There is virtually nothing more satisfying than when a load of chords and words suddenly come together into a song ; suddenly everything in life seems to fit and make sense once more.
ILM: You were inspired to DJ by the likes of Justin Robertson who you're on the bill with here today. How does it feel being one of the crew with him, Annie Nightingale et al?
ANNIE: I don't feel worthy of it yet to be honest. I don't feel like I amworthy as a DJ yet. I'm starting to enjoy it though. I started DJing professionally at Radio One and in clubs around Christmas time, and for the first few months I was so scared and nervous I wasn't even able to look up and smile at the crowd. But the last couple of months I've been practicing a bit and realized that stressing out is not getting me anywhere.
I still really like Justin Robertson and those DJs. They've got 20 years of DJing on top of me. The one thing that I do have faith in is the tunes I play, because I love them, but in terms of technical mixing I've still got a lot to learn.
ILM: When you first started you say you couldn't afford new records, so would buy old soul and funk 12"s second hand from charity shops to scratch with. How are your scratching skills these days? There are never any women in DMC finals, maybe you should enter for the UK?
ANNIE: That's so funny; there's no way I would ever be able to enter the DMC. I do scratching in the privacy of my own home, when I'm a bit drunk. I love hip hop and scratching and pretending to do, but in terms of actually being able to do that in front of a crowd, there's no way. I'd love to be able to do it as the one thing I've always wanted to be able to do is scratch. You're right, there's no girls entering the DMC, but to be able to move your hands so fast you could hardly see them - now that'd be cool!page << 1 2 3 >>
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