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CD Sleeve Sleeveless T-shirt

 Micro-cloth pockets with no bottoms hold and clean CDs while u DJ
 
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When friends are over, CDs are out of their cases, scattered everywhere, as you keep up with their many requests. Just tuck an ejected CD into one of the elasticized sleeves that are sewn onto the front of the T-shirt. Save important infra-red body heat that is reflected back from the CDs because after all, you're wearing a sleeveless T-shirt in the middle of winter.
—mensmaximus, Dec 26 2004

DiscHub http://www.thedischub.com
This device is particularly useful. At first look it seems like crap but it's actually incredibly helpful. [contracts, Dec 28 2004]

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       + i can see the dj arriving at the party, taking off his jacket to reveal his cd sleeveless body armour ready to play.
—benfrost, Dec 28 2004
   

       insert your entire self into a giant cd player (like one of those PET scan things); get your self revolved at speed to play your cds without removing them from their pockets.
—po, Dec 28 2004
   

       I thought CDs were passe - surely it's much easier to DJ off a personal playlist of MP3s?   

       (N.B. never having DJed, I stand to be corrected.)
—DrCurry, Dec 28 2004
   

       Actually, they buy 12 inch vinyls for the superior cuing ability, bass response, lack of artifacts and high frequency response.
—mensmaximus, Dec 28 2004
   
      
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