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its very simple, just press ctrl+v and paste whatever is on your clipboard and add a little description if necessary.

my ctrl+v:

searching to see if something like this thread was posted recently

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----------- Windows XP Service Pack 2 has been released to beta testers. I've downloaded and installed it. Screenshots and more information are coming soon! :smile:

Also, do NOT ask me for the download link as I cannot give it to anyone. ------

Dont ask me how that got there lol

<p>Site Update (26nd July 2004) : The Distraction Gig and Redcar pics have been added, No comments as yet though.</a></p>

Something I added to my site. At first I didnt think this would be a good idea. I thought I had a mobile number or an E mail on my clipboard.

01. Ares - God Of War (2:03)

02. Passive Resistance - Praiseworthy Tunes (2:26)

03. Marcel Woods - Static State (5:19)

04. U-Turn - Dead End (5:25)

05. Derb - Attack (5:13)

06. Walt - Bring The Pain (4:17)

07. Kai Tracid - Conscious (4:05)

08. Cosmic Gate - Tomorrow (4:36)

09. Tommy Puls - The Anwser Part 1 (3:00)

10. JAP - Kill The Bug (3:19)

11. Ado And Montorsi - Bass Drum (4:26)

12. DJ Dano Vs Van Gie - Who Am I (2:29)

13. Dj Yves .nl - Bounzze (2:50)

14. Hardfaction - In My Head (4:42)

15. Mindcontrollers - Slave (4:29)

16. Deepack vs Luna - Stomper (4:19)

17. DHHD - Funky **** (4:22)

18. Charon - The Ferryman (1:43)

01. Vulcanus - Blacksmith Of The Gods (1:55)

02. Dj Luna - Mindspace (5:56)

03. Future Tribes - Deadlock (3:46)

04. Ultra Tech - Psyko Thrill (4:34)

05. DJ Isaac - Focus (3:32)

06. The Beholder and M - Pulse Protection (3:50)

07. Dana - Restyled (3:58)

08. Overdog - Brain****er (4:07)

09. MDT vs The DayWalk - Destroy (4:13)

10. Blutonium Boy vs M - Bull**** (4:04)

11. The Hose - Loudness (4:40)

12. A-Lusion meets Bas - Mess With The Best (2:59)

13. Headliner - B.o.d.y.p.u.m.p. (2:26)

14. Clive King vs Scot - Turntable ****up (3:33)

15. Donkey Rollers - Evil (3:56)

16. LTG Project - Mind**** (5:51)

17. Mc Ruffian vs Deep - Who Got The Beats (6:49)

18. Hegate - Insanity (2:07)

i gave someone a tracklist.

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