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Mortis
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 Posted - 2006/07/16 : 02:17:44
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Originally posted by Luna-C:
If an artist is very quick in the studio, then he can maake at least 1 tune a week - most hardcore, especially back in the day when no one used live vocals really, can be made quite quickly.
However, if an artist releases a record every 2 weeks under the same name, it will look bad. People assume that if you are making things fast, you probably aren't taking good care of the music. This is not alwayss the case - some people are just bursting with ideas. Others need a long time per track. Plus the technology has advanced to a point where you can produce that quickly without sacrificing ideas. However, you cant keep thhat pace up for long. I used a lot of names in Kniteforce, but it wore me down and within a few years i was bust.
I maintain 3 well used names...Luna-C, Cru-l-t and Psycangle.
All the Luna-C records are the best i can do for my own personal love of making music. Doesn't mean they sell best, but they satisfy the urge that makes me want to create. I usually have a big plan and a set of ideas, usually evolving around a theme or way to structure a track when I make a Luna-C release. these records are me making music regardless of thought about sales or whats cool or what will people respect.
I use Cru-l-t for projects which i restrain my style a bit, and try to make something that i can play to a crowd and they will dance to. Someof my Luna-C releases, well...they are more for the head thann for the feet, I think.
Psycanlge is for gabba.
For me, each of these naames is a different artist - I feel different when i make those tracks. If i wake up feeling like Psycangle, gabba is what comes.
The reason Luna-C may still do gabba sometimes is because thats my unrestricted self and I will use any element of any style when i am Luna-C. However, you will never hear a Gabba Cru-l-t track or an old skool Psycangle track because thats not what they do.
Well said.
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Chris Deeside
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 Posted - 2006/07/16 : 02:28:13
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Originally posted by Mortis:
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Originally posted by Chris Deeside:
one long sausage
Now thats a name I havn't heard for a few years. I remember hearing tunes by him (under that name), Pez Tellet and Lee Butler back in my old trendy Yates days  ...back when scouse house was good.
yeah scouse has bin on the decline since about 2003 ish i reckon
i only ever listen to the old stuff now
quality one long sausage tune was "the horny tape" use to love it at the 05/aquarium, RIP!
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Mortis
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Posted - 2006/07/16 : 02:32:52
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Originally posted by Chris Deeside:
aquarium
Class little club that was.
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Chris Goldfinger
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 08:05:21
the biggest dj i can think of that goes under a different name is
Tiesto = Allure, Da Joker, Drumfire, Paradise In Drums and Tom Ace. There is more but i can't remember them of the top of my head
If you listen to these tunes it obvious that they are in a different style and thats why hes released it under an alias
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mr_dom_uk
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 18:26:49
well there was also
Breeze & styles - 69
- Bo & Luke
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Mortis
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 18:35:05
Scott Brown has to have one of the largest amounts of artists aliases ever:
Annihilator, DJ Equazion, Firestarter, Genaside, Hardcore Authority, Hardware, Lord Of Hardcore, Mook, Mr. Brown, New Style Anarchists, Orbit, Plus System, Punisher, The Scotchman, SP 12, Trance Fiction
Also part of these:
Analogue, Bass Reaction, Bass X, De-viation Crew, Equazion, Genetik, Hyperact, Interstate, Kinetic Pleasure, Marc Smith vs. Scott Brown, Massive, Q-Bass, Q-Tex, Queens Boro Crew, Scott Brown & Brisk, Scott Brown & Gillian Tennant, Smith & Brown, Sub Source
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Dj Esi
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 20:27:56
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Originally posted by DJBrownout:
DJ ham = Eclipse
Visa = Stu Allan
Sy & Unknown = Insight
Brisk = Hyperaktive, Double Dutch
V.A.G.A.B.O.N.D = Euphoria, Dreadhed
United in Dance = Dougal & Darren Styles
many more just can't think of them right now.
wow didnt know bout dj ham
or united in dance but the rest yes
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Dj Esi
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 20:30:23
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Originally posted by Chris Goldfinger:
the biggest dj i can think of that goes under a different name is
Tiesto = Allure, Da Joker, Drumfire, Paradise In Drums and Tom Ace. There is more but i can't remember them of the top of my head
If you listen to these tunes it obvious that they are in a different style and thats why hes released it under an alias
you do relise this is a hardcore site ... not trance
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XtarsiA
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Posted - 2006/07/17 : 20:51:22
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Originally posted by Dj Esi:
you do relise this is a hardcore site ... not trance
you do realise that ppl DJ in other genres aswell.. not just hardcore.
i have a alias besides "XtarsiA" but im not tellin yet 
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Chris Goldfinger
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 07:26:49
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Originally posted by Dj Esi:
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Originally posted by Chris Goldfinger:
the biggest dj i can think of that goes under a different name is
Tiesto = Allure, Da Joker, Drumfire, Paradise In Drums and Tom Ace. There is more but i can't remember them of the top of my head
If you listen to these tunes it obvious that they are in a different style and thats why hes released it under an alias
you do relise this is a hardcore site ... not trance
Yes a do relise this is a hardcore site!!! the name kind of gives me a clue!!!!
Does it say anywhere in my post that tiesto is a hardcore dj?? No didn't think so!!!
I was clearly saying that tiesto who in my opinion is probably the biggest dj in the world uses numerous names
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clarke101
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 19:07:13
Out of interest how many dj's actually use different names. I cant think of any.
Lots of producers use different names but no dj's that i can think of.
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Knightmare
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 20:02:40
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Originally posted by Chris Goldfinger:
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Originally posted by Dj Esi:
quote:
Originally posted by Chris Goldfinger:
the biggest dj i can think of that goes under a different name is
Tiesto = Allure, Da Joker, Drumfire, Paradise In Drums and Tom Ace. There is more but i can't remember them of the top of my head
If you listen to these tunes it obvious that they are in a different style and thats why hes released it under an alias
you do relise this is a hardcore site ... not trance
Yes a do relise this is a hardcore site!!! the name kind of gives me a clue!!!!
Does it say anywhere in my post that tiesto is a hardcore dj?? No didn't think so!!!
I was clearly saying that tiesto who in my opinion is probably the biggest dj in the world uses numerous names
extra info: tiesto used to do gabber/terror as "da joker" before he sold out n went commercial whore on us
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marchhare
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 20:27:21
pretty much jsut a way of telling people what kinda of style that choon/set/ ect will be
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gabbe
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 20:35:00
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Originally posted by Chris Deeside:
mick di scala aka recon has used loads of dif names for producin scouse house
one long sausage
dino
rezonance q
masta blasta u.k.
uproar
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overdose
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ultrabeat
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an thats just his scouse house^^ then theres funky like adhesive etc
the mans a musical genius!!
Wow, that is cool, that it is the same guy!! before i came into happy hardcore i listened to overdose and ultrabeat you know, and ive always liked it!!
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Chidda
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Posted - 2006/07/18 : 23:17:35
Sometimes I think producers can get carried away, I mean how many names do you need, bloody changin it everyweek!
Scott brown is also batman btw, hardcore producer/dj by day, crime fighter at night
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