Recent content by KillerLoop

FFS!!! Techno has nothing to do with DnB or Breaks! DnB is DnB and Breaks is Breaks. Stop using Techno as a term for dance music. I would name some artists but Techno probably isn't what you're after.

Just so you know, Techno is a stand alone genre. Trance, house, and hard house are not Techno. Genres in Techno are things like Tribal Techno and Minimalist Techno.

LMAO.....I take it they weren't the kind of lesbians every man dreams of ;)

It's true, I don't know why it happens. Don't know anyone else it happens to so I'm not keen on smoking dope anymore.

I've always noticed after smoking my nipples go soft and puffy and my heart rate goes mad.

Well I mean where most of it originated from.

The thing is Trance and Techno are nothing like eachother really. And the USA is home to some of the best Techno in the world. Detroit is the home of Techno.

I've noticed this. Techno is NOT all dance! It is it's own genre and is mainly quite underground. Trance, Hardhouse etc are not Techno and IMO are cheesy shite. Real Techno is Jeff Mills, Richie Hawtin, Slam, Carl Cox, Adam Beyer etc. Techno is THE dance music or dance music ;)

Well damn! That must really suck! lol

Where are his lats? :D

Yesssss isn't the Adam Freeland's tune? This is played all the time in the clubs I go to in the UK. I love it.

Can anyone answer this?

Now listening to the Adam Beyer and Umek Time Warop series CDs (these are AMAZING if you're into techno) and Layo And Bushwacka's radio 1 essential mix from Glastonbury 2002 festival.

Although I will alternate now I was wondering if you HAD to pick one what would it be? rows or chins? Personally I don't understand all this rows are for thickness and chins are for width. How can the lats as a muscle only grow wider from chinning and grow thicker and outwards from rowing...

Thanks for the pointers. Yeah I think I will keep deads every workout and alternate BB rows and weighted chins. Might even throw in the iso pulldown on occasion since this seems to start as a pulldown movement and turns into a row at the end.