<a href="http://sonicrampage.org/blog/2010/02/pearsall-presents-drop-the-hammer-7-new/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"><b>Pearsall presents Drop The Hammer 7</b></a>&#13;
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Mixed in Edinburgh, January 2010&#13;
(73:34, 126.41 MB, V0 VBR MP3)&#13;
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Style: dubstep&#13;
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Tracklisting:&#13;
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01. Coki – Officer (DMZ)&#13;
02. Badawi – Den Of Drumz (Kode9 Remix) (Reachout International Records)&#13;
03. Cyrus – Mind Games (Tectonic)&#13;
04. N-Type – Misunderstood (Dub Police)&#13;
05. Skream – Rutten (Tempa)&#13;
06. Gravious – Temple Ball (Hotflush)&#13;
07. Loefah – Root (DMZ)&#13;
08. Skream – Dub Period (Tempa)&#13;
09. Geiom – Unnecessary Stress feat. Marita (Berkane Sol)&#13;
10. Martyn – Broken (Revolve:r)&#13;
11. Mala – Lean Forward (DMZ)&#13;
12. The Bug – Jah War feat. Flowdan (Loefah Remix) (Ninja Tune)&#13;
13. Loefah – It’s Yours (Ringo Recordings)&#13;
14. Matty G – Bitter Love (Argon)&#13;
15. Skream – Midnight Request Line (Tempa)&#13;
16. Benga – Dual (Big Apple Recordings)&#13;
17. Omen – Rise (N-Type Remix) (Terrain)&#13;
18. D1 – Missin’ (Tempa)&#13;
19. Omen – Frontline (Tectonic)&#13;
20. Plasticman – Industrial Graft (Rephlex)&#13;
21. N-Type – Hacksaw (3.5 Records)&#13;
22. Vex’d – Killing Floor (Planet Mu)&#13;
23. The Art Of Noise – Moments In Love (Caspa Remix) (White)&#13;
24. Matty G – Dominator (Remix) (War)&#13;
25. Benga – Electro Scratch (Ringo Records)&#13;
26. Scuba – Twista (Hotflush)&#13;
27. Loefah – Disko Rekah (Deep Medi Musik)&#13;
28. Mala – Changes (Deep Medi Musik)&#13;
29. Scuba – Tell Her (Hotflush)

Drop The Hammer Mixes

Drop The Hammer 7 (Deep Dubstep)

I like everything dark, liquid, technoid, slow, fast, deep, chill, soft, broken, heavy, industrial, noisy, abstract, experimental in all kinds, forms and excesses of D&B, Jungle, Chillstep, Dubstep, Atmospheric, UK Future Garage, Ambient, Old School East Coast, Old School Techno/Rave, Autonomic, Ragga, Dub (Soundsystems), Downbeat, Lowbeat, Trip Hop, Downtempo, Noise, Industrial, Rythm n Noise, Breakbeat, Experimental, Accid Jazz, 90s UK GRIME, such kind of breaks, beats, bass ALL AROUND just like I also discovered electronic synth/cold/darkwave/postpunk as an VERY interesting new paths. My understanding of music mainly characterised by: David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Prodigy, Wu Tang, LTJ Bukem, Krush, Kid Koala, DJ Food, Goldie, Roni Size, CAM, Andy C, Kid606, Dieselboy, Q_Bert, BTTB, Tricky, MC Conrad, Ed Rush, Portishead, Antipop Consortium, Vadim, Massive Attack, KanKick, Enduser, Coldcut, Architect, Broken Note, DJ SHADOW, And One, Project Pitchfork, Hype, Shy FX,  Grooverider, Optical, Rebel MC, Marky, Zinc, Krust, Kool Herc, Tim Westwood, Beastie Boys, Kris Kross, KRS One, Busta, Snoop Dogg, DUB FX, Black Moon, Boards of Canada, Björk, Salt n Pepa, TLC, Janet Jackson, Missy Elliot.....
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American in Berlin! I've been a dj since 1997, playing across a wide range of dance music genres, as you can see from the variety of mixes. I love it all! 

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I sometimes play at Berlin clubs, but mostly I am a hardcore vinyl collector and bedroom mixer. Check out my blog at www.sonicrampage.org/blog