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THAT'S RIGHT BABY!!! IT'S THAT TIME OF THE WEEK.... WHERE YOU MEET WEDNESDAY.... YA KNOW... THAT DAY ALSO KNOWN AS "THE HUMP". WELL.... I PLAN TO MAKE YOUR WORK WEEK PUSH JUST A LITTLE MORE SUCCESSFUL SO YOU CAN GET TO THE WEEKEND A HOOTIN' AND A HOLLERIN'..... IT'S FRIDAY!!!! HAHAHAHA

For this weeks show were pulling out one of my older themes and giving it a nice new bunch of beats to continue with the tradition..... SLOW MY ROLL PART 2. Chock full of Tech, Tribal and Progressive House beats at the 128-130 BPM range.

GET READY TO GET YOUR HUMP ON!!!

Online Live Broadcast starts Wednesday 02-01-2012 at 7pm est right here on www.antifmradio.com.....

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Sorry I'm getting to this late Bexx! I joined the gym last monday and Ive gone 7 out of 8 days so far..... like I needed anything else "fit" into my schedule. Thank you on both accounts of the flyer and the show!!!!

Its official. Youtube has released its first top 100 music hits of 2011.
Not sure why this is news but ill go with it because you are reading anyway right?..... right?....?

yea so moving on
I guess the list was put together by the most played tracks on YouTube for the year 2011.
Wait a minute
Youtube is a video or VLOG website (Broadcast yourself) is their tag line.

****Administrators side note and rant****
This has got to be the lamest way to share music online that i have ever come across.
people upload a track
add a pic to it for a video
and you go listen to it
but for some reason, big brother doesn't think that you are also recording the track as its plays?
I just dont get it....... this is blatantly the UPLOADING and sharing of popular mp3s right?
So why did they take down megaupload?
You cant search for anything specific on megaupload
but you can search and find SEVERAL versions of the same song
including bootlegs, and unreleased / leaked versions of songs on YOUTUBE.

I guess if you don't want to be shut down, its like paying for freedom
and in this country your freedom is how much can you sell out for
Youtube has Advertisements
Megaupload doesn't

you decide


OH YEA..... here is the youtube top 100 track list
Are you surprised at the TOP tracks?

---------------------------------TRACKLIST--------------------------------

Tracklist:
01. LMFAO - Sexy And I Know It
02. Justin Bieber ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Mistletoe
03. SNSD Girls Generation - The boys
04. Adele - Someone Like You
05. Rihanna - We Found Love ft. Calvin Harris
06. LMFAO Ft. Lauren Bennett & Goon Rock - Party Rock Anthem
07. Pitbull ft. Marc Anthony - Rain Over Me
08. Maroon 5 ft. Christina Aguilera - Moves Like Jagger
09. Nicki Minaj - Super Bass
10. David Guetta ft. Usher - Without You
11. Don Omar - Danza Kuduro (ft. Lucenzo)
12. Britney Spears ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Criminal
13. Coldplay ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Paradise
14. Adele - Rolling In The Deep
15. Beyonce - Love On Top
16. Justin Bieber ft. Ludacris ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Baby
17. Jennifer Lopez ft. Pitbull - On the Floor
18. Shakira - Waka Waka (Time for Africa)
19. Adele - Set Fire To The Rain
20. Bruno Mars - The Lazy Song
21. Pitbull ft. Ne-Yo & Afrojack - Give Me Everything
22. Gym Class Heroes ft. Adam Levine - Stereo Hearts
23. Katy Perry - Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)
24. Selena Gomez & The Scene - Love You Like a Love Song
25. Kelly Rowland - Lay It On Me feat. Big Sean
26. Lil Wayne - How To Love (Shazam Version)
27. Alexandra Stan - Mr. Saxobeat
28. David Guetta feat. Sia ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Titanium
29. Foster The People - Pumped Up Kicks
30. Rihanna ft. Avril Lavigne - Cheers (Drink To That)
31. Dj Dori - SEX On The Beach
32. Mindless Behavior ft. Diggy Simmons - Mrs. Right
33. Britney Spears - I Wanna Go
34. Rihanna - Man Down
35. David Guetta - Where Dem Girls At (ft. Flo Rida & Nicki Minaj)
36. Beyonce ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Countdown
37. Kelly Rowland - Down For Whatever
38. Drake ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Headlines
39. Jason Derulo - It Girl
40. Avril Lavigne - Wish You Were Here
41. Justin Bieber - Never Say Never (Feat. Jaden Smith)
42. Sean Paul ft. Alexis Jordan - Got 2 Luv U
43. LMFAO feat. Natalia Kills - Champagne Showers
44. Shakira Feat. El Cata - Loca (Spanish Version)
45. 009 Sound System - With A Spirit
46. Eminem - Not Afraid
47. Eminem Feat. Rihanna - Love The Way You Lie
48. Jessie J - Price Tag
49. David Guetta Ft Taio Cruz - Little Bad Girl
50. Nicki Minaj ft. Rihanna ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Fly
51. Sak Noel - Loca People
52. LLEGAMOS A LA DISCO ©2011 EL CARTEL RECORDS
53. Shakira Feat. Pitbull - Rabiosa (English Version)
54. Labrinth Ft. Tinie Tempah ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Earthquake
55. Katy Perry ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Firework
56. Skrillex - Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites
57. Bollywood - Kaliyon Ka Chman
58. One Direction - What Makes You Beautiful
59. Michel Telo - Ai Se Eu Te Pego
60. Beyonce - Best Thing I Never Had
61. Chris Brown ft. Justin Bieber - Next To You
62. Beyonce - Girls (Who Run The World)
63. Shake It Up - Watch Me
64. Rihanna - California King Bed
65. Jennifer Lopez ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Papi
66. Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are
67. Cher Lloyd feat. Mike Posner - With Ur Love
68. Jessie J - Who You Are
69. Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta - Sweat (Remix)
70. LMFAO Ft. Lil Jon ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Shots
71. Nicole Scherzinger ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Wet
72. Daddy Yankee Ft. Prince Royce - Ven Conmigo
73. Selena Gomez & The Scene - Who Says
74. Bruno Mars ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Grenade
75. Skrillex - First Of The Year (Equinox)
76. Christina Perri - Jar Of Hearts
77. Chino & Nacho - El Poeta
78. Romeo Santos ft. Usher Raymond ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Promise
79. Super Junior - Mr. Simple
80. Katy Perry ft. Kanye West - E.T.
81. Chris Brown - Look at Me Now (feat. Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne)
82. Bad Meets Evil feat. Bruno Mars ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Lighters
83. Justin Bieber - Love Me
84. Bruno Mars - It Will Rain
85. Cobra Starship - You Make Me Feel
86. Nero - Crush On You
87. Lady Gaga - You & I
88. Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World)
89. J. Cole - Work Out
90. Jennifer Lopez ft Lil Wayne - Im Into You
91. Cali Swag District - Teach Me How To Dougie
92. Jason DeRulo - Don\'t Wanna Go Home
93. Drake - Marvins Room
94. Beyonce - Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)
95. Demi Lovato ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Skyscraper
96. Lady GaGa - Bad Romance
97. Don Omar ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Taboo
98. Pitbull - Bon Bon
99. Taio Cruz ΓΓé¼ΓÇ£ Dynamite
100. Freesol - Role Model ft. Justin Timerlake
101. Rihanna - We Found Love (Audio) ft. Calvin Harris

why is this girl at the bottom of the list?

In my opinion, this seems like it could get a little out of control!

On January 19th, the United States Department of Justice put the hammer down on file sharing site Megaupload, by charging its owners with online copyright infringement. Seven people and two corporations—Megaupload Limited and Vestor Limited—were indicted by a New York grand jury and charged with a variety of crimes. If convicted on all possible charges, those involved face up to 50 years of jail time.

In the wake of this news, several file-sharing sites changed their operation methods. Filejungle and FileSonic eliminated third-party downloads, while Uploaded.to blocked American users from accessing the site. These three file-sharing sites worked preemptively to prevent similar fates, which raises an important question: what are the fates of file-sharing sites as a whole?

It's hard to know which websites, if any, will next taste the swift fist of justice, but there are a handful of choice suspects that are prime candidates for speculation. For example, the MPAA considers three online destinations as "rogue sites" for linking to copyrighted movie and television content: 1Channel.ch, Movie2k.to, and SolarMovie.eu. The reason for the MPAA's concern is obvious; all three sites act as pointers to sites that feature movie downloads for films that are currently in theaters (such as Underworld: Awakening).

Legitimate services that allow users to store files in the cloud without advocating copyright infringement—Dropbox, Box, Mozy, and others—were not mentioned. But that doesn't necessarily mean that those services—or those services' users—are exempt.

"I cannot say who they will go after, but they will get more aggressive," said Much Hakhinian, CISSP, head security architect and leader of application practices at Intralinks, a NYC-based company that provides secure collaboration service to 800 of the Fortune 1000. "If you go to a site that offers [to pay you] 10 bucks to upload a recent movie, there's a risk."

That said, there are plenty of file-sharing and hosting sites similar to the Megaupload (as well as torrent and "pointer" sites that direct you to pirated content) that may be the next to appear in the Justice Department's scope. Are they the next to go down? Here are the websites that may be at risk. And remember, digital piracy encompasses more than just movies, TV shows, and music—it involves software, too.

To read the rest, go to: www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2399462,00.asp

Got this little article in my e-mail and wanted to get everyone's opinions

From I Voice

Regardless of the controversy that tarnished last year's edition, Miami is still Miami. And as long as South Beach has fancy boats, fast cars, sandy beaches and silicone beauties, it'll always hold a place in its heart for electronic music. Every 'winter', when the WMC comes a-knocking, this love affair is duly cranked up a notch, and this year thankfully, is no different. What is most significant this time around however, is that the WMC and the UMF have settled their issues, with the latter's dates (16th-25th March) once again corresponding with the formers (23rd-25th).

Mind you, 2012 could yet prove a turbulent edition, with many feeling that the full effect of last year's fallout is yet to be properly felt. If it is, it's not affected the UMF, with the $300 'festival' already sold out. But if Miami's influence on the global scene truly is on the wane, it's high time the WMC called on their 27 years of experience to provide an answer. Unfortunately however – and in spite of the fact that it's still two months away – early signs are proving ominous, with the recently announced absence of the iconic Sunday School parties (for a long time considered the beating heart of WMC's underground), proving an unwelcome talking point (and in many cases, the final straw) for many of the conference's more discerning electronic music fans. A full announcement is due shortly, but Sunday School’s lack of presence isn't likely to appease those who descend on the Florida coastline every March in search of more credible delights.

So the real question is this: Is the WMC still relevant? Well, with increased competition arriving both from home shores (DEMF), and from Europe (IMS, ADE, Sonar), and the Internet now the dominant force when it comes to networking opportunities, it's certainly a matter for debate. So although it still looks set to more than hold its own party wise (more on that in a bit), it's a sad fact that the collective showdown that is the UMF and the WMC is becoming increasingly commercial and capitalistic. Miami might be keen to buck the age of austerity, but demanding upwards of $120 for a boat party is bad taste if nothing else - regardless of what's on offer drink or music wise.

Encompassing the ‘International’ Dance Music Awards (IDMA's) into their remit does the WMC no favours either, with a quick glance at 2011's nominees revealing an awards ceremony that's about as 'international' as baseball’s World Series and as underground as an airborne 747. Then, there’s the fact that the UMF’s attendance figures easily usurp that of the WMC’s, and with all this in mind, it's tempting to wonder if true electronic music fans are being shunned in favour of those willing to spend big, as though the UMF/WMC has morphed into a 'Spring Break' of sorts.

Yet in spite of all that's been written, all that's been said and all that's been rumoured, there are still multiple reasons to love Miami. For a start, there's the warm weather. Then there's the city itself. Then, there's the all-important fact that the vast majority of the world's most prominent Dj's and producers will still descend there this March, even if this year's line-ups differs little compared to last. A host of renowned imprints will be there in force too, with label showcases arriving courtesy of Hot Creations and Ovum, while Air London's globetrotting ventures continue unabated with the fledging promoters returning to the infamous Electric Pickle venue. On a more strictly techno note, Carl Craig, Derrick Carter and many others are all hosting their own shindigs too, in the process further emphasising WMC’s diverse sounding appeal.

So.......Squabbles. Pickles. Boat parties. Massive line-ups, predictable line-ups and – maybe - some unexpected line-ups. It all reminds us of somewhere closer to home. Nonetheless, Miami 2012 will doubtlessly deliver its fair share of controversy, fun times and magical musical moments ahead, and as always should provide us with a glimpse of what we'll be listening to come this summer.

We wouldn't miss it for the world, and with that in mind; we'll meet you up front.