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Posted by SVGmethod on May-04-2007 18:46:

Angello, Axwell, Ingrosso - Get Dumb [Special Project]

Samples on beatport.com

Sounds to be like they are copying the dirtybird sound. What do you think?


Posted by daphunky1 on May-04-2007 19:38:

I just listened to the samples and I must say this is a horrible track. It's completely bland, and unoriginal. These type of prodctions are normally left to the uncreative. I hope I never hear this track again.


Posted by Hanki on May-04-2007 20:11:

Needless and pointless IMO...


Posted by Trancened on May-04-2007 20:23:

Pretty weak track, and the Mark Knight mix adds nothing to the release...I feel sad to be saying this, but the Swedish House Mafia is getting lazy.

Shawn


Posted by meDina on May-04-2007 20:36:

complete shit track and shit remix as well


Posted by bas on May-04-2007 20:39:

Sounds NOTHING like Dirtybird either


Posted by djthunderbird on May-04-2007 21:23:

Im going to go with the majority on this one

expected so much more from these guys..


Posted by iammesol on May-05-2007 00:21:

Pretty good track for the 3 hours they made it in. They were gonna' finish it, but everybody had gigs to go to. Apparently Ministry liked it without the complete version done. Direct news from Axwell

I will admit that it's not up to par, but whatever... if someone as big as MoS is begging for it right then, why not?


Posted by SVGmethod on May-05-2007 01:04:

to me it sounds like they were trying to come out with a track with the same kind of sound as Claude Von Stroke - Whos afraid of Detroit. Thats just my opinion. It does sound like garbage when you think that three masterminds that have come up with fuckin awesome pieces of music on their own combine together to work on a project. Poor job from the fellas.

compare it next to The Martin Brothers - Stoopit and Venus Fly Trap...you'll see what I mean about this track trying to sound like the dirtybird style.


Posted by Trancened on May-05-2007 19:33:

quote:
Originally posted by SVGmethod
to me it sounds like they were trying...


To me it sounds like they weren't trying at all...this jus goes to show the industry really isn't about what the music sounds like anymore. If any other artist produced this MOS would shit on it and laugh.

Shawn


Posted by meDina on May-05-2007 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by SVGmethod
to me it sounds like they were trying to come out with a track with the same kind of sound as Claude Von Stroke - Whos afraid of Detroit. Thats just my opinion. It does sound like garbage when you think that three masterminds that have come up with fuckin awesome pieces of music on their own combine together to work on a project. Poor job from the fellas.

compare it next to The Martin Brothers - Stoopit and Venus Fly Trap...you'll see what I mean about this track trying to sound like the dirtybird style.


the martin brothers - stoopit compared to this is a world of difference


Posted by Clovis on May-05-2007 19:43:

Get Dumb, yeah really.


Posted by SVGmethod on May-05-2007 19:45:

ha. it was just my opinion. maybe i should start taking my meds again. haha. jk.

bottom line, a collaboration between Axwell/Ingrosso/Angello, resulting in this track = piece of shit


Posted by Clovis on May-05-2007 19:47:

quote:
Originally posted by SVGmethod
ha. it was just my opinion. maybe i should start taking my meds again. haha. jk.

bottom line, a collaboration between Axwell/Ingrosso/Angello, resulting in this track = piece of shit



You need to smoke ganj while you do your beatport shopping


Posted by SVGmethod on May-06-2007 01:47:

i wish i could. haha. instead, i do my beatport while gettin a hummer. Ha. jk.


Posted by bas on May-06-2007 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by SVGmethod
i wish i could. haha. instead, i do my beatport while gettin a hummer. Ha. jk.


Posted by Floorfiller on May-06-2007 12:31:

what are you guys talking about?!! this track is just as sweet as click...


Posted by madeirabynight on May-07-2007 20:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
what are you guys talking about?!! this track is just as sweet as click...



Never thought they were able to make a track of this poor quality


Posted by iammesol on May-07-2007 20:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
what are you guys talking about?!! this track is just as sweet as click...



Posted by RJT on May-07-2007 20:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
what are you guys talking about?!! this track is just as sweet as click...


Exactly.

These three really shouldn't be allowed near things that make noise anymore.


Posted by meDina on May-07-2007 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Exactly.

These three really shouldn't be allowed near things that make noise anymore.



Posted by Tripmain on May-14-2007 19:31:

I would go with the majority of you, when I first heard the sample. But this track is genius.. You really have to hear it in the club, live, and hear the whole track. It has soo much tension that drives people crazy, I have not stopped spinning this one from the minute I got it.

But then again you really have to appreciate minimal and electro to love these 2 mixes. Now I can't wait to play this on a big event, which has a massive sound system.


Posted by tylerc on May-14-2007 20:37:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT
Exactly.

These three really shouldn't be allowed near things that make noise anymore.


We played this @ Vision and in Milwaukee and you danced!!!!

youre a big fat phony!


i, too, hated this track the first time i heard it. but theres a spot about 2 minutes in when that squealy synth first hits and the kick is suddenly twice as thick that will blow up any club crowd. you'd never notice it on a normal system tho. massive.


Posted by RJT on May-14-2007 20:49:

quote:
Originally posted by tylerc
We played this @ Vision and in Milwaukee and you danced!!!!

youre a big fat phony!

i, too, hated this track the first time i heard it. but theres a spot about 2 minutes in when that squealy synth first hits and the kick is suddenly twice as thick that will blow up any club crowd. you'd never notice it on a normal system tho. massive.




Really? I'm going to need video verification of that.

And regardless, my opinion of the quality of a tune is always based on "non-club" listening - if I'm drunk or high, I'll probably geek out to anything, especially if the Hamptons mix it

There's plenty of rubbish music out there that sounds massive in a club

Edit: And in Milwaukee it's not fair to judge anything - I was a dancing fool during your whole set


Posted by iammesol on May-14-2007 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by RJT

There's plenty of rubbish music out there that sounds massive in a club



I'm probably preaching to the choir here, but most dance music is solely engineered for club systems...


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