Withdean Wanderer
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I just called to say I LOFT you
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Loft will tear you apart......again
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Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Let there be Loft
Withdean Wanderer
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Ain't talking about LOFT
(beginning to run out here - surely at least ONE of these would make a chant?)
(beginning to run out here - surely at least ONE of these would make a chant?)
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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'Tis better to have Loft and lost than never to have Loft at all..."
Silent Bob
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I think they should ALL be chanted at EVERY game.Withdean Wanderer said:
Withdean Wanderer
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Silent Bob said:
that is a GREAT idea
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Silent Bob said:
Unless he's not announced in the starting line-up of course. Then we can only chant 'Where Is The Loft?'
Garry Nelson's Left Foot
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Tom Hark said:
Or if we sell him:
'Loft don't live here anymore'
Gazwag
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"Loft lift us up where we belong"
Trufflehound
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System Attic?
I'm not sure I've got the hang of this...
I'm not sure I've got the hang of this...
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Ten Storey Loft Song!!
* He trumps everyone by bringing out the Stone Roses *
* He trumps everyone by bringing out the Stone Roses *
Trufflehound
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Loft in France - Bonnie Tyler
Afro-Loft - Loftfield
Afro-Loft - Loftfield
Loft23
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Withdean Wanderer said:I leave you with what is sure to become the next popular terrace anthem after another committed and encouraging display tonight.
Thank you and Goodnight!
Couldn't agree more.
Moshe Gariani
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- Mar 10, 2005
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"I Loft you Loft my only true Loft I Loft you Loft me Loft"
Withdean Wanderer
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A groovy kind of Loft....
Im not in LOFT
Loft Machine?
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Loftgroover aka Doug Loft was born in Stamford Brook, London on the 25th December 1986. After leaving school he did various jobs ranging from making cane furniture to working as a warehouseman and shop floor attendant at a Tesco's Supermarket.
In DJ Loftgroover's spare time he would buy lots of records to listen to, a friend bought a pair of decks and they jointly decided to "try out this mixing thing", and that is how he learnt to DJ.
"I first got into House music whilst sitting around , I was listening to Soul on Radio Luxembourg, and then I just turned the dial and I heard this 'tiss, tiss, tiss', and it was Jazzy M. I thought to myself 'What's this? This is what I was born for'. It was like I was taken over by something, like I saw a light, and I just went and sold all my Jazz, Soul, R&B and Pop records, everything. So I have a lot of respect for Jazzy M.
When asked to describe his style he says: "Nobody can ever say, 'Loft plays this type of music', because there just isn't a title for it. To try and think of a name for it, we'd be here all day.
"My favourite established DJ for musical selection would have to be Frankie Valentine and Mr C from the Shamen. The thing I like about Mr C is that he'll play things that I'll sit and play at home and think, 'No, I won't play that out, because they don't know how to deal with that'. But when he played at Knowledge one night, he was drawing out all these tunes, and I was thinking, 'C, you're drawing these tunes out in here', you know. Not that the tunes were no good it's just that you get stuck with the idea that what you like personally on a different tip, other people are not going to like or even appreciate.
His best ever night was Fusion, at the Guildhall in Portsmouth, he describes DJing as a Fun job.
His name came from the fact that when he got his first bedroom at home , it was always at the top of the house right next to the loft, which is full of his records, so Loft is grooving in his Loft so Loftgroover!
Hobbies include, his daughter, a pet tarantula spider, game consoles, football and cars.
In DJ Loftgroover's spare time he would buy lots of records to listen to, a friend bought a pair of decks and they jointly decided to "try out this mixing thing", and that is how he learnt to DJ.
"I first got into House music whilst sitting around , I was listening to Soul on Radio Luxembourg, and then I just turned the dial and I heard this 'tiss, tiss, tiss', and it was Jazzy M. I thought to myself 'What's this? This is what I was born for'. It was like I was taken over by something, like I saw a light, and I just went and sold all my Jazz, Soul, R&B and Pop records, everything. So I have a lot of respect for Jazzy M.
When asked to describe his style he says: "Nobody can ever say, 'Loft plays this type of music', because there just isn't a title for it. To try and think of a name for it, we'd be here all day.
"My favourite established DJ for musical selection would have to be Frankie Valentine and Mr C from the Shamen. The thing I like about Mr C is that he'll play things that I'll sit and play at home and think, 'No, I won't play that out, because they don't know how to deal with that'. But when he played at Knowledge one night, he was drawing out all these tunes, and I was thinking, 'C, you're drawing these tunes out in here', you know. Not that the tunes were no good it's just that you get stuck with the idea that what you like personally on a different tip, other people are not going to like or even appreciate.
His best ever night was Fusion, at the Guildhall in Portsmouth, he describes DJing as a Fun job.
His name came from the fact that when he got his first bedroom at home , it was always at the top of the house right next to the loft, which is full of his records, so Loft is grooving in his Loft so Loftgroover!
Hobbies include, his daughter, a pet tarantula spider, game consoles, football and cars.