What would be the most interesting or worst B2B duo?

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Posted by Selecta on Oct-29-2013 17:38:

What would be the most interesting or worst B2B duo?

Angerfist B2B Bob Sinclar.

Tiga vs. Markus Schulz.

Please still more sick suggestions.

Posted by Guest on Oct-29-2013 18:26:

Re: What would be the most interesting or worst B2B duo?

quote:
Originally posted by Selecta
Tiga vs. Markus Schulz.

Posted by Sykonee on Oct-29-2013 19:29:

Kid Koala vs. Peter Hook

Posted by OrangestO on Oct-30-2013 00:56:

deadmau5 vs. felix da housecat

Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-30-2013 00:57:

quote:
Originally posted by OrangestO
deadmau5 vs. felix da housecat

lol

Posted by swedishfish on Oct-30-2013 22:50:

Minimal trance artist vs. happy hardcore artist

hahaha like polar opposites. I dont think my brain could handle that switch. Calm one second then super energetic the next.

Posted by craiggarner on Oct-30-2013 23:14:

Posted by Selecta on Nov-01-2013 14:53:

quote:
Originally posted by swedishfish
Minimal trance artist vs. happy hardcore artist

hahaha like polar opposites. I dont think my brain could handle that switch. Calm one second then super energetic the next.

That would be an interesting experience.

Or Nick Warren B2B Headhunterz,
Hernan Cattaneo B2B Showtek,
oh still better: Lee Burridge B2B Skrillex.

First chilling, than mind blowing.

Or even: Angerfist B2B Tiga.

But I guess I expect too high dj skills...

Posted by Scoops on Nov-01-2013 15:07:

Nervo vs Chus & Ceballos

Posted by AlphaStarred on Nov-01-2013 17:00:

If they played oldschool stuff, or did a live analog set...

Air Liquide B2B Hemisphear
Biochip C. B2B Somatic Responses (maybe already occurred)
Roland Casper B2B Adam X
Blu Peter B2B CJ Bolland

Posted by Juan Paulino on Nov-01-2013 19:29:

For drums i'd like to see John Askew (Inventer of best current uplifting kicks)
For synths Oldschool PVD

Will never happen but oh well.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Nov-02-2013 21:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Juan Paulino
For drums i'd like to see John Askew (Inventer of best current uplifting kicks)
For synths Oldschool PVD

Will never happen but oh well.

Askew he never changed his kick sample since like 1998. Honestly the most shitrape kick bass combo I've ever heard.

Actually I notice once in a while he'll be super adventurous and do a rolling bassline instead of an off beat one.

Still that kick man, he gotta change it up.

Skylab breakdown is lush however...

Posted by Juan Paulino on Nov-02-2013 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
Askew he never changed his kick sample since like 1998. Honestly the most shitrape kick bass combo I've ever heard.

Actually I notice once in a while he'll be super adventurous and do a rolling bassline instead of an off beat one.

Still that kick man, he gotta change it up.

Skylab breakdown is lush however...

His kicks are beast. Solid, round, full, tight, even tonal balance.

PS. You need new monitors.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Nov-02-2013 21:36:

quote:
Originally posted by Juan Paulino
His kicks are beast. Solid, round, full, tight, even tonal balance.

PS. You need new monitors.

I listen through some Sennheiser HD580.

PS. You need room treatment.

Posted by Juan Paulino on Nov-02-2013 22:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
I listen through some Sennheiser HD580.

PS. You need room treatment.

I have treatment enough to hear the difference in all his tracks. I play his beats in all my system from car audio, DJ room, Producing studio, dance clubs and not just puny Sennheisers.

It looks like you perceive the world only through your headphones, good luck to you sir.

Posted by viperx29 on Nov-02-2013 23:26:

I love listening to askew on my jbls

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Nov-02-2013 23:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Juan Paulino
I have treatment enough to hear the difference in all his tracks. I play his beats in all my system from car audio, DJ room, Producing studio, dance clubs and not just puny Sennheisers.

It looks like you perceive the world only through your headphones, good luck to you sir.

You are next to clueless.

Hear the difference in all his tracks? He has literally used the same kick sample for the past 15 years.

Posted by Juan Paulino on Nov-03-2013 02:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
You are next to clueless.

Hear the difference in all his tracks? He has literally used the same kick sample for the past 15 years.

You have hearing problems if you can't tell the difference in all his tracks.

Go see a ear doctor, now!

Posted by Selecta on Nov-03-2013 11:01:

hey guys,
please remember the sick subject of my sick thread.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Nov-03-2013 13:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Juan Paulino
You have hearing problems if you can't tell the difference in all his tracks.

Go see a ear doctor, now!

I can tell his songs are different although he does stick to the same 5 presets too.

His kicks however are almost always the same damn sample.

Posted by Lunar Phase 7 on Nov-03-2013 13:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Selecta
hey guys,
please remember the sick subject of my sick thread.

Sorry my vote is

Jaun Paulino B2B John Askew

Posted by Kilixpree on Nov-03-2013 15:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Lunar Phase 7
Sorry my vote is

Jaun Paulino B2B John Askew

the lord of the kick vs the lord of... of the askew fanboys

Posted by Juan Paulino on Nov-04-2013 01:12:

That would be interesting, yeah and you two are both idiots.

Posted by itsamemario on Nov-04-2013 03:29:

Skrillex b2b Chicane

Posted by viperx29 on Nov-04-2013 04:06:

Menno de jong b2b benny benassi

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