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written & produced by: C.R.I.P. (T.H.Ammann)
© by OldSkoolMassive Rec.

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I'm a fiend for piano rave and old skool.

OMG Breaks!

"Breakbeat in springtime!" 

"Happy Hardcore!" 

"You dream of heaven, now create what you like and have fun, whoa-oh" 

I was into grunge from '92  - '99, though if I could go back in time I'd enjoy breakbeat rave and piano hardcore and probably would have been a part of that scene.

"Feel the panic / got to have it!" 

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I like listening to *skool, breaks, Drum and Bass, Jungle, Future Jungle tunes. I didn't start liking this genre until I heard it on the Amiga! I never owned one of those computers, as my parents bought me a PC instead, but I downloaded my first MOD from America Online filesearch back in 1994 and I really enjoyed the juxtaposition of 4-channel simplicity yet still complex beats. I didn't re-discover the genre until 2008 when I found mazemod.org and listened to chiptunes. Also fond of Reggaeton (the synth). Things really took off when I discovered Mono netlabel and listened to H0ffman's "Mono: A Retrospective in 4 channels". Mortimer Twang, Substance, "ISO - We're Here" . Great stuff! 

I like this kind of music because it brings me back to the days when I was a kid in the summer playing video games on those hot summer nights. I'd come across a screen with music I liked and would just leave it there playing on loop. Front Mission 3  / Ace Combat 3 comes to mind. I like this genre because it reminds me of futuristic things.

FOR MY DJ-MIXES CHECK OUT: http://www.mixcloud.com/sampler19

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**RETIRED 2025**
Over the past 35 years, C.R.I.P. has performed under various aliases, including DjCRIP, ComeRaveInPeace, The Technomaniac, RobinGroove, OSIRIS, RotLichtDrittel (R.L.D.), ALPINA, XolarX, HANIA, Atmo2, ExuscitatiProject, ElectroPuxxy, Robin-H, Radical C.B., DJ Burnout, DJ Wedlock and many more.

As the founder of Technomaniac DJs —a project launched alongside Jeff Amadeus (UK) on four decks.

Email: nathandcooper@outlook.com
Created in Dublin, Ireland.