From Annubis - Egyptian God and leader of lost souls.

Random house parties and chill-out lounge sessions. Wherever I can basically.

Completely decentralises it - the money moguls can no longer dominate the industry dictating peoples tastes through the bland array of stylised and formulaic pop bands. Everyone can play an active part, be it accessing their favourite tracks online, virtual DJing with PC mixing programmes and internet radio, or putting something back into their scene by uploading their own music onto sites such as this. This is definately a change for the best!

Ask me when that actually happens.

Blagged a PC in 2003 and got a pirate copy of Reason 2.5 - self taught myself how to use it and started making my first tracks. 2004 - got hold of Acid Pro 4.0; learnt more about MIDI and EQ-ing. Still bedroom DJing.

Darkside Drum and Bass artists: Ed Rush and Optical for basslines, Mampi Swift for intros and drum loops. Innovators such as Roni Size (for rifts) and Aphex Twin (insane drum patterns and ambient backdrops). Old hardcore originators: Cloud 9, 2 Bad Mice, (I like the minimalism).
Techo artists: fond of Plastikman, System 7.

Anywhere where I can find a massive stack of 1400 Watt speakers

Software: Reason 2.5, Acid Pro 4, Wave Editors