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Free downloadable Dubstep mixes and Drum and Bass mixes. If you enjoy listening to the most fresh and deep Dubstep or Drum and Bass then you will love The Vinyl Virgin. Offering some excellent Dubstep mixing and Drum and Bass mixing to listen to and even download, this is somthing you won’t want to miss! I release all of my mixes on my official YouTube channel, which can be found at http://www.youtube.com/VinylVirgin/. New Dubstep mixes and Drum and Bass mixes appear on the channel every day so make sure you rate, comment and subscribe. Finally, to stay up to date and for free downloadable content, join the Facebook fan group at http://bit.ly/9vzJix.

A voice came down from heaven and was heard by only one man, Tom Spiteri. The voice proclaimed that two angels were to be sent from the heavens to assist Tom Spiteri with finding something special that had been buried in the ground by the lord almighty himself. So, the two angels came down from heaven and announced themselves as “Skream” and “Funtcase” (gotta be careful how I say that one). The angels had the job of directing the poor innocent nobody, Tom Spiteri, to whatever it was that was buried under the ground by the lord almighty (see previous chapter of the life of Tom).

Tom Spiteri was directed by the two angels, Skream and Funtcase, to walk through the treacherous grounds of Radyr Comprehensive (stairs and all) for the length of 40 minutes and 40 sec0nds. The path was deadly, Tom was confronted by many of the evil devil’s sneaky blockades. Tom had to battle his way through the homework piles of none other than Mary Egan herself. Tom had to resist the temptation of the deliciously greasy cafeteria burgers. Finally, Tom had to stop his emotions from getting the better of him when he was presented with an F in his science exam.

Nothing could stop young (and foolish at this point in time) Tom Spiteri from continuing on the path of righteousness, the walk of destiny, the holy trail (or grail, heyhey). At last, the holy shrine of Mount Field itself was in view, beams of bright light were being shot from the ground into the sky. Tom accompanied by Skream and Funtcase ran (well, the angels flew really) towards Mount Field. Young Tom pulled his “Cast iron – China” shovel from out of no-where (only God truly knows where!) and began to dig in the designated digging area (set out by the Cardiff Council health and safety experts, of course).

Hours of digging passed, Tom could have easily given up but the scent of 24 carat gold kept him going (not that gold actually smells). Tom finally struck gold (practically)! Tom fell onto his knees and started pulling the TWO objects he had uncovered out from the slightly damp soil. With a final heave, the two object flung out of the ground and luckily missed Tom’s head by only a few inches. Tom cried with all the emotion from his epic journey through the grounds of Radyr Comprehensive, past all of the devil’s temptations / objects and finally the big dig (what other way could I put it).

Tom had uncovered two golden DUBPLATES (vinyl players or turntables to be precise), along with a set of instructions and a few other leaflets explaining trouble shooting and health and safety when using these golden dubplates. Stuck underneath one of the dubplates was a golden piece of paper (I’ve got a golden ticket!) and on this paper, the following words could be read; “You have been chosen to become The Vinyl Virgin”. Tom understood this command from God, he was to be known as The Vinyl Virgin.

So Tom later went home, plugged in his dubplates and started mixing, mashing and creating some brilliant Dubstep tunes. When others came into the ro0m, they could not hear or even see the apparent “golden dubplates”. So Tom made up some phony story about two angels visiting him called “Skream” and “Funtcase”, him walking for many minutes to get to a hill where two golden dubplates were buried. The end.

Yesterday I bought Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five – The Message (Old Skool Hip Hop – Sugar Hill Records) and also Emalkay – When I look at you (Dubstep – Dub Police). Excellent buys and The Message was in fabulous condition for the small price-tag of only £4. Wonderful.

Saturday was one of the best days of 2010 so far! I went into town with Jake Dickens and Samuel Crossley-Lewis and we all had a great time (I hope). I bought my first ever VINYL records today (3 of them).

• Doctor P – Sweet Shop,
• Skream – Dutch Flowerz,
• Skream – Midnight Request Line.

Very happy with my purchase and I have a new favourite shop — Catapult Records in Cardiff, I love you!

Hello there. Today I have decided to roll out some new changes to the way TomSpit.com works. I hope you enjoy them!

• You may now register an account on TomSpit.com, registering allows the following features;

1. Reserves username so no-one can impersonate you,
2. Quicker commenting on TomSpit.com posts,
3. In future, more features compared to regular TomSpit.com users.

Please keep in mind that passwords will be emailed to you, so please use a valid email address. Also, all registrations have to be approved by myself before the account can be used.

Yours, Tom.

Hey there. I have been accepted to be part of the DJ team at http://omtre.co.uk/. I hope that my shows are enjoyable. You can find when I will be DJing next by visiting the OmtreFM radio timetable. Enjoy the show!

Hey there. Just a quick blog; I’m interested in knowing what features you would like to see appear on TomSpit.com. I want to get the commenters involved a bit more and just make the site that bit better. So, what can I add, change or do for you? Comment and maybe win some e-prizes!

Planned (accepted):

• More colour (done – titles now stand out from other content)
• User registrations

Rejected:

• Email notifications (would spam peoples’ email inboxes, this has been declined for now)

I have just downloaded five new Skream EP’s, the Skreamizm series. I am now going to enjoy the tracks and maybe comment on how the EP’s are a little later (meaning tomorrow or somthing).

Hello there my fellow readers. As you may or may not notice, TomSpit.com now has a (slightly) new look. I decided that it was time to further customize the old theme to my liking. You may or may not notice what has changed, but I can tell you that yes, things have changed. I have also now added links at the bottom of my blog to allow you to advertise my site (only takes two clicks) on your favourite social networking sites.

I hope that these features will make your experience while browsing my blog more enjoyable and user-friendly. In the future I hope to bring back the user-registration system so users can create profiles and reserve names for use (and to avoid impersonation).

Finally, I would like to take this chance to thank you for following my blog and (hopefully) commenting on it. If you don’t comment, please don’t be shy, I love to debate and hear your opinions on my posts.