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DJDarkside
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 Posted - 2004/02/09 : 13:34:21
Ok I Have To Tunes On Vinyl That Sound The Same The Only Difference Is One Has Some Words In And I Wanna Know Does Anybody Know Who Copied Who The Tunes Are
Breeze & Styles - Future Set
DJ Demand - Take A Ride
What Are Your Thoughts Do You Think They Sound The Same And Does Anybody Know Which One Was Made First?
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Seany
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 14:01:45
Definetely most likely Demand...Its been known for him to copy tunes....
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DJDarkside
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 14:06:57
do u know what year breeze & styles made future set becoz i know take a ride was made 2001 it says on the vinyl and when i first listened to it i was like i know that tune it's just different samples and a few words added.
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Seany
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 14:19:27
2001....I Think :)
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DJDarkside
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 14:23:22
they must have be made like month between them then he could have just ask breeze & Styles if he could make a remix version i'm sure they would have said yes.
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Simon
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 15:19:27
quote:
Originally posted by Smilee:
2001....I Think :)
Hmmmm, I wonder where you heard that!!!!
Don't always believe what I tell you on msn 
I wondered why you asked me what year it was made!
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KID_PIRAHNA
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 19:00:58
Breeze & Styles - Don't Want You also sounds like Future Set.  .....hmmmmm......go figure!
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Kyle_Buffrey
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Posted - 2004/02/09 : 22:43:43
I think a lot of artists follow if you like to say; a recipe for a sucessful product
for example;
Breeze and Styles - Trancy with either female vocals (You're shining, home) or public service announcement style samples (to the dancefloor, total xtc? i'm not too sure if that counts --- my mind has gone blank.... but i'm sure there are other examples) What has proved true for years is that most people like a cheeky sample here and there.
Scott Brown - hundreds of track under different names , someone else had a far better explanation of this but here's my explanation-
pounding beats + rap samples + obscure europop song breakdown or piano riffs + more rap samples + beats (repeat and serve to create a good track)
Dougal + Gammer - explain it themselves on the first hardcore heaven dvd, the idea of sticking to what works, yet staying original in equal measure
also many samples that are created by artists are solely used by them, i'm sorry that I lack in depth knowledge of music production and i know this is a crap explanation, because I do not know the correct terms. but I hope it helps
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Sean Apollo
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Posted - 2004/02/10 : 00:54:34
dont want you does sound like future set ! haha
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Lixx
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Posted - 2004/02/26 : 06:58:34
Don't Want You destroys Future Set! It's actually not that uncommon for multiple hardcore artists to cover/remix the same trance tune but Future Set was an original trance production from B&S under a different alias before they made it hardcore, not some random third party
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