Meathead Advanced Member
United Kingdom
4,217 posts Joined: Sep, 2006
Posted - 2010/06/04 : 21:38:23
quote:Originally posted by latininxtc:
def prefer the sharkey remix. and here it is!
Indeed
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Samination Advanced Member
Sweden
13,280 posts Joined: Jul, 2004
195 hardcore releases
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 07:28:01
quote:Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
Neither mix sounds even close to Makina.
no you're wrong, i also hate your avatar please change it
did someone forget to change your diapers again? :)
The makina I'm familiar with (especially the 99-03 stuff), does not have any resemblence with this track. read my earlier post ffs.
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NekoShuffle Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,480 posts Joined: Nov, 2009
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 14:36:45
quote:Wouldn#'t suprise me if one of these 'Superstar DJs' has a go at it using Lisa Abbot (or whoever else) as the vocalist & structure it in the same was as the standard Basshunter/ Cascada tune or if it is a 'Hardcore' mix it will be consisting of a trance rift and bassline. Everyone will remix it and you will hear it on the next few clublands. No credit will be given to the original because 'times have changed' and it seems that no one is aloud to make real music anymore
Ouch! Talk about blunt! :P
As much as I like Lisa Abbot and love the modern tracks she's been in, I can't help but agree classics should be left as-is. Power of Dreams 2010 was such a shame to hear. The more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that loads of bands out now choose to play music in classic rock style and become extremely popular, there's nothing stopping anyone from making songs in 2010 with the old '95-96 etc. sound, we just need some DJs to go out there and play them!
Smoogie Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,504 posts Joined: Mar, 2006
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 18:04:09
quote:Originally posted by NekoShuffle:
quote:Wouldn#'t suprise me if one of these 'Superstar DJs' has a go at it using Lisa Abbot (or whoever else) as the vocalist & structure it in the same was as the standard Basshunter/ Cascada tune or if it is a 'Hardcore' mix it will be consisting of a trance rift and bassline. Everyone will remix it and you will hear it on the next few clublands. No credit will be given to the original because 'times have changed' and it seems that no one is aloud to make real music anymore
Ouch! Talk about blunt! :P
As much as I like Lisa Abbot and love the modern tracks she's been in, I can't help but agree classics should be left as-is. Power of Dreams 2010 was such a shame to hear. The more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that loads of bands out now choose to play music in classic rock style and become extremely popular, there's nothing stopping anyone from making songs in 2010 with the old '95-96 etc. sound, we just need some DJs to go out there and play them!
I hear some stuff on the radio that could be passed as rather 80s. Good music is good music. You can't turn you back on good sounds just because times change. Im always downloading Old Skool sets and find tunes I hadn't heard before. The tunes might be from the past but to me they are new!
tru bass Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,996 posts Joined: Jul, 2006
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 18:56:59
quote:Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
Neither mix sounds even close to Makina.
no you're wrong, i also hate your avatar please change it
Haha that's the ultimate response, I have to admit that your return has lead to me actually wanting to visit this forum now after neglecting them for AGES.
Oh dear, that's one of the gayest things i've ever written.
kathryn Advanced Member
United Kingdom
6,520 posts Joined: Apr, 2005
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 20:19:00
quote:Originally posted by tru bass:
quote:Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
Neither mix sounds even close to Makina.
no you're wrong, i also hate your avatar please change it
Haha that's the ultimate response, I have to admit that your return has lead to me actually wanting to visit this forum now after neglecting them for AGES.
Oh dear, that's one of the gayest things i've ever written.
95_was_the_time Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,285 posts Joined: Oct, 2005
Posted - 2010/06/05 : 23:20:25
quote:Originally posted by tru bass:
quote:Originally posted by 95_was_the_time:
quote:Originally posted by Hard2Get:
Neither mix sounds even close to Makina.
no you're wrong, i also hate your avatar please change it
Haha that's the ultimate response, I have to admit that your return has lead to me actually wanting to visit this forum now after neglecting them for AGES.
Oh dear, that's one of the gayest things i've ever written.
ive just come back from a ****ing 10:30 am to 10:15 shift at work today, so less of your ********, no, whaat i said was right, so put up or shut up
NekoShuffle Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,480 posts Joined: Nov, 2009
Posted - 2010/06/08 : 00:42:24
quote:Originally posted by Smoogie:
quote:Originally posted by NekoShuffle:
quote:Wouldn#'t suprise me if one of these 'Superstar DJs' has a go at it using Lisa Abbot (or whoever else) as the vocalist & structure it in the same was as the standard Basshunter/ Cascada tune or if it is a 'Hardcore' mix it will be consisting of a trance rift and bassline. Everyone will remix it and you will hear it on the next few clublands. No credit will be given to the original because 'times have changed' and it seems that no one is aloud to make real music anymore
Ouch! Talk about blunt! :P
As much as I like Lisa Abbot and love the modern tracks she's been in, I can't help but agree classics should be left as-is. Power of Dreams 2010 was such a shame to hear. The more I think about it, the more I come to the conclusion that loads of bands out now choose to play music in classic rock style and become extremely popular, there's nothing stopping anyone from making songs in 2010 with the old '95-96 etc. sound, we just need some DJs to go out there and play them!
I hear some stuff on the radio that could be passed as rather 80s. Good music is good music. You can't turn you back on good sounds just because times change. Im always downloading Old Skool sets and find tunes I hadn't heard before. The tunes might be from the past but to me they are new!
Totally man, I couldn't agree more! Blame the Moon by Splash! Was released in 2007 I believe but that could have had me totally fooled for a '97 track! Who says you can't still produce the old sounds. It's only old because we made it 'old' ;)
If you're into anything or hear about anything to do with seriously bringing back the old skool sound or something to that nature let me know man because would love to get stuck in & involved in any way I can, much like a bunch of others in this thread would!
CDJay Advanced Member
United Kingdom
3,049 posts Joined: Nov, 2001
Posted - 2010/06/08 : 03:48:12
I guarantee that anyone could go back in time and "erase" certain key tracks from rave history, then join a current discussion where people blather on about "it being much better" before.... before finally proceeding to paste a youtube link of that *exact* now unheard ex-rave-anthem and witness it being vicously slated by the very people who before would have stripped naked and danced around it simply through era and association.
tru bass Advanced Member
United Kingdom
1,996 posts Joined: Jul, 2006
Posted - 2010/06/08 : 13:25:14
quote:Originally posted by CDJay:
I guarantee that anyone could go back in time and "erase" certain key tracks from rave history, then join a current discussion where people blather on about "it being much better" before.... before finally proceeding to paste a youtube link of that *exact* now unheard ex-rave-anthem and witness it being vicously slated by the very people who before would have stripped naked and danced around it simply through era and association.
CDJay
That sums up a huge proportion of the people on here.
I have to admit though, I enjoy songs much more when I find out they were part of 'a more interesting period in time' or had 'political significance' some time ago. I think that's all part of enjoying music though, just getting sucked into the general mood of the song and imagining you're at that 1991 808state gig at the g-mex or you're at castle donnington. Enjoying music because of the historical significance shouldn't be frowned upon so much I think. After all, It's still enjoying music isn't it.
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