Calibre - Shelflife 3 (Signature) Out March 24th
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Got the vinyl from surus and it arrived on Friday. Lovely stuff 
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Really nice lp. Nice remixes out too by the legend
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I ordered the CD today and Surus is being fucky, there is no download link
lets see what they say, I emailed them
lets see what they say, I emailed them
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Amazing collection of tunes.
I would buy a 4x12" vinyl LP of all the cd only tunes from the last few calibre albums, a shelflife extra, but I guess I'd be in the minority there which is why they are cd only.
I would buy a 4x12" vinyl LP of all the cd only tunes from the last few calibre albums, a shelflife extra, but I guess I'd be in the minority there which is why they are cd only.
Going in other stores to be released on the 7th April that's why I'm waiting too
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Yes I wouldnt mind at least another plate
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In 100 years time when people are discussing who is the most consistent artist in the history of dnb I would be amazed if Calibre wasn't in the top 10.
I would love to have a copy of his hard drive.
Roll on Shelflife 4
I would love to have a copy of his hard drive.
Roll on Shelflife 4
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Without a doubt!
It makes me wonder (no pun intended) if people will still be making dnb in 100 years.
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this Calibre chap is alright imo
find 3 more that even 25% agree on and you'll be doing incredibly well.
You misunderstand
Calibre is completely unparalleled when it comes to music production. He has already produced more tunes than most could even dream of doing in a lifetime.....and that's not even taking the standard of production into consideration.
The guy produces more quality DnB in a week than most producers do in a year. He creates tunes solely to be played once for a specific gig/mix (that we will never hear again) that are better and more original than 90% of the music you hear being churned out.
There is literally no comparison, he's in a different league, so debating whether he would be in the top 10 is just silly!
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You misunderstand
Calibre is completely unparalleled when it comes to music production. He has already produced more tunes than most could even dream of doing in a lifetime.....and that's not even taking the standard of production into consideration.
The guy produces more quality DnB in a week than most producers do in a year. He creates tunes solely to be played once for a specific gig/mix (that we will never hear again) that are better and more original than 90% of the music you hear being churned out.
There is literally no comparison, he's in a different league, so debating whether he would be in the top 10 is just silly!
Sorry for the misunderstanding
I completely agree with what you have wrote and couldn't have put it better myself.
You misunderstand
Calibre is completely unparalleled when it comes to music production. He has already produced more tunes than most could even dream of doing in a lifetime.....and that's not even taking the standard of production into consideration.
The guy produces more quality DnB in a week than most producers do in a year. He creates tunes solely to be played once for a specific gig/mix (that we will never hear again) that are better and more original than 90% of the music you hear being churned out.
There is literally no comparison, he's in a different league, so debating whether he would be in the top 10 is just silly!
A lot of his tunes aren't all that creative and follow a very similar structure though. I'm not saying he doesn't make great tunes, but with his style, it's not surprising he can bang them out. He's really into sampling, which saves a ton of time too. I love me some Calibre btw.
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Nail on head James.
Untouchable in our scene...I do think sometimes he should slow down on the amount of releases but why the fuck would you when everything that comes out people want in their collection.
I think as Wanye put in his interview with Break - i'd love to see some different collabs with Calibre, obviously Break is a great shout - but even someone like Furney or Random Movement I personally think would make a great collaboration
Back on topic. Loving the album. Probably my favourite Shelflife.
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