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been writing (what I just saw as) some personal thoughts and spouting shite for a mates website... The last one I did was on the history of the 303... the Guardian picked up on it and linked to it Friday under a "things we learned on the web this week: a synth that changed the world" ;0) the website said they only normally get about 500 visitors a month and in one week they got 8000 after this article went up! Buzzing ;0)
Suddi Ravioli <(Address removed)> said:
been writing (what I just saw as) some personal thoughts and spouting shite for a mates website... The last one I did was on the history of the 303... the Guardian picked up on it and linked to it Friday under a "things we learned on the web this week: a synth that changed the world" ;0) the website said they only normally get about 500 visitors a month and in one week they got 8000 after this article went up! Buzzing ;0)
Good one, Suddi. Very professional looking article, not so much just spouting off shite. You've become part of the 303's history - indexed forever!
Suddi Ravioli <(Address removed)> said:
been writing (what I just saw as) some personal thoughts and spouting
shite for a mates website... The last one I did was on the history of
the 303... the Guardian picked up on it and linked to it Friday under a
"things we learned on the web this week: a synth that changed the world"
;0) the website said they only normally get about 500 visitors a month
and in one week they got 8000 after this article went up! Buzzing ;0)
link?
Bob Licious <(Address removed)> said:
Suddi Ravioli <(Address removed)> said:
been writing (what I just saw as) some personal thoughts and spouting
shite for a mates website... The last one I did was on the history of
the 303... the Guardian picked up on it and linked to it Friday under a
"things we learned on the web this week: a synth that changed the world"
;0) the website said they only normally get about 500 visitors a month
and in one week they got 8000 after this article went up! Buzzing ;0)link?
s M i l e <(Address removed)> said:
Suddi Ravioli <(Address removed)> said:
been writing (what I just saw as) some personal thoughts and spouting shite for a mates website... The last one I did was on the history of the 303... the Guardian picked up on it and linked to it Friday under a "things we learned on the web this week: a synth that changed the world" ;0) the website said they only normally get about 500 visitors a month and in one week they got 8000 after this article went up! Buzzing ;0)
Good one, Suddi. Very professional looking article, not so much just spouting off shite. You've become part of the 303's history - indexed forever!
Nice one. It has had a nice response but by far the best thing that has come out of writing this was a message from DJ Pierre himself after I sent him a message via Twitter informing it I'd written it. He was more concerned about something I'd put in my bio which mentions my cats fave music than the 303 piece. He messaged me, "lmao Your cats fave music is acid house! Lol" -talk about made my day! I was buzzing all week :)
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