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Permalink Reply by Jessi on June 11, 2012 at 12:14pm

I like to hoop to Pretty Lights, lots of electro-funkyness and beat changes! Why dont you try downloading Spotify its a free streaming music program. You can listen to full albums and make playlists and they have pretty much every song ever. The downside is you can only listen on your computer and cant burn cds or anything but its a good way to listen to an album before you decide to purchase it. You can also find a song you like and the program will make a radio station based on the song with a bunch of similar songs so you can discover new artists and tracks.

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Permalink Reply by Brandy Leanne Nelson on June 11, 2012 at 12:22pm

Awesomeness :) can i get spotify on my android? The only internet i have is on my phone :-/

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Permalink Reply by Jessi on June 11, 2012 at 12:38pm

You can but you have to pay for it, I think there is a 30 day free trial though. The free one is for the computer only. You can get Pandora on your phone for free its a streaming radio app. You either type in an artist and it will play a bunch of songs from that artist and similar artist or pick a style of music and let it build you a station. You cant just listen to a album or make playlists but its good for finding new music.

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StudentPermalink Reply by Scully on June 11, 2012 at 1:42pm

Anitque Beats

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Permalink Reply by Jessica Racine on June 12, 2012 at 11:58am

lol beats antique???

for the record-  I AM IN LOVE WITH ZOE

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StudentPermalink Reply by Scully on June 13, 2012 at 1:19pm

dyslexics untie!

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Permalink Reply by Mimy Constantine on June 11, 2012 at 3:37pm

Hi! I have soooo many!

-Mark Farina!  "Air Farina", or "Connect", or any of his mushroom jazzes

-Another of my favorite hooping albums is Electro Swing! The whole album is so hoopable, multiple atrists,  and soo much fun! 

-Richie Hwatin- "Dex, Efx & 909" or any

-Nigel Richards- "Live at Pitchblack" or any

-Scott Henry

-Dj Frankie Bones!

-Digitalism

-Digital Underground..  (Old funky hip-hop) "rhyming on the funk" (sex packets album), and "sons of the P" album..and "sons of the P" the song is longer, and another one of my favs..

-Carl Cox, Albums: Second Sign, Carl Cox GLobal, and Phutre 2000.. one even has a song called "dirty Bass", "Dr. FUnk"

-Benny Benassi (also Benassi Bros.)!

-Ooh, and LIght Year!!  THe Night/Vision alum.. THe song "sex education" sounds like you'd love especially!! (first song I thought of when I read your likes)

-I must add MC Paul Barman... is so smart, talented, funny, dirty,.. His song "cock mobsters", and "N.o.w" all on his "Paullelujah!" album.. 

-Detroit Grand Pubahs "Sandwhiches"

-Bad Boy Bill

-Other favorite Artist/Dj's of mine: Derrick Carter, Frankie Bones, Felix Da housecat, DAFT PUNK, 

Whhoa... Holy cow... given more time I could seriously go on forever.. I have a huge "hooping playlist" in my itunes.. I know I've left a bunch of even my favs out.. I just love beats.. and hooping.. and HOOPING with Beats!.. You can prob preview some of these on youtube as well.. I love sharing music, and will let you know if I think of any more "must haves"! 

Hope this helps a lil! :>

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Permalink Reply by Autumn Rose on June 11, 2012 at 4:36pm

Beats Antique sounds like it'd be right up your alley. They really know how to use whomps tastefully :) Balkan Beat Box is another great one, and, of course, Thievery Corporation for some trance-type music. I actually just posted a journal on here about an awesome band called Guano Island. Not exactly dubstep but definitely funky and worth checking out. I bet you'd like Wookiefoot, too. I'm not sure what you already have, but I could talk music like this all day so feel free to message me and we can exchange knowabouts :)

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Permalink Reply by Autumn Rose on June 11, 2012 at 4:41pm

Oh! and I HAVE to add Here Come the Mummies (and yes, they all dress up as mummies) for some really nitty, gritty, down and dirty funk. I saw this band at a small music festival in my hometown. Hands down, the best band at Big Spring Jam the year they came. Phenomenal, even. All eyes that fall on this must, must, must look them up.

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StudentPermalink Reply by Sheena Spins on June 11, 2012 at 7:22pm

I like Robyn's Body Talk CD.

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Permalink Reply by Robyn Brehaut (HulaDoula) on June 11, 2012 at 8:11pm

Kalya Scintilla's new album is so good! (other's mentioned which I would agree with, Beats Antique, Pretty Lights...no one mentioned BassNectar??)

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... (so many more, if you need more ideas ask again!)

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StudentPermalink Reply by Jen Marchese on June 11, 2012 at 9:26pm

if your into rock, The Dead, Government Mule, and Alman Brothers Band are good for hooping.  Especially on their jam outs

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