Skull Snaps must have made a ton...

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By DJ Proficient Tue Jul 11, 2006 9:09 pm
Definition wrote:Plus if they kept some copies of their own work they can sell them on for incredibly high prices on Ebay as well.

If they are super clever they could also keep the contact details of who them sell them to, and then pounce on them for royalties the moment they use it in a track :D
Or you could just go Here :D

By DJ Proficient Tue Jul 11, 2006 11:47 pm
You gotta sign up for the site though. I go there sometimes to get rare albums I cant find in stores.

By engineer Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:14 am
yeah I read the article in wax poetic, it said the skull snaps was the most used break in history or something.

By _Stilo_ Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:59 am
engineer wrote:yeah I read the article in wax poetic, it said the skull snaps was the most used break in history or something.

Even more than the Amen break? :wink:
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By mpc4000xl Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:39 am
_Stilo_ wrote:
engineer wrote:yeah I read the article in wax poetic, it said the skull snaps was the most used break in history or something.

Even more than the Amen break? :wink:



I Would Doubt that............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I Mean AMEN Spawned a D-A-M-N GENRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Well that And Funky Drummer........................... 8) :!:







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By cancer scabies Thu Jul 13, 2006 10:53 am
_Stilo_ wrote:
engineer wrote:yeah I read the article in wax poetic, it said the skull snaps was the most used break in history or something.

Even more than the Amen break? :wink:


nah amen must be the most used...
92-94 that was pretty much the only drum used in hardcore/jungle/drum bass and there were thousands of them bedroom made/independant tunes released...
its funny how amen and skull snaps are so popular yet the actual real records are quite raer...just shows how many people used to jack off ubb and sample discs
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By The Maker Fri Jul 14, 2006 10:47 am
cancer scabies wrote:

its funny how amen and skull snaps are so popular yet the actual real records are quite raer...just shows how many people used to jack off ubb and sample discs


Well skull snaps isn't anymore.
You can get vinyl or CD for less than $10.
Was in the store a couple a days ago they had at least 4 re-released CD's and 2 -re-release LP's.
They have been pretty easy to find since the fall of 2005.
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By Spirez Fri Jul 14, 2006 7:03 pm
Yeah i picked up a re-issue of skull snaps
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