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Posted by noikeee on Jul-23-2008 00:23:

There's nothing wrong with making an EM of your tunes, if they're good.

... pretty big if.


Posted by chesco on Jul-23-2008 00:32:

Believe it or not I'd have no problems with someone making an EM from all their own tunes as long as its done as a proper live set rather than dj mix. the art of playing live is so much more than the art of mixing all your own tunes in live with a midi controller.

Oliver lieb showed us the way with that mix he put on his myspace a while back. Also hardfloor do a mean live set. Just putting some idea out there in the off chance pete tong is reading this thread.


Posted by hakudoshi on Jul-23-2008 02:36:

i was looking at the comments posted on the bbc1 website and saw this one. had to laugh

quote:
motzart,beetoven, oakenfold, sasha , tiesto , deadmau5! nuff said
Dave P, Loughborough


Posted by LittleGoku on Jul-23-2008 05:50:

EM has been garbage for yrs now.


Posted by TranceOwnsLol on Jul-23-2008 05:54:

I would've liked the mix a bit better if he played the original version of faxing berlin though.


Posted by Scottaculous on Jul-23-2008 06:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DRM
was that supposed to be a pun....?



Hybrid - True to Form (Feat Peter Hook)


Good catch


Posted by Sinnica Hax on Jul-23-2008 07:01:

You guys bash too much Relax.


Posted by wick on Jul-23-2008 09:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Acton
Merely because i chose not to, besides i think telling you there was zero point in your posts is a valid contribution to this thread. Unless you feel that calling everyone who's views differ from yours "Wankers" and that telling everyone who didn't enjoy Deadmau5's EM to "Shut the fuck up" are meant to be considered meaniningful in some way.


Yeah, I only said "you're all wankers, shut the fuck up". How about you re-read my post?

If you think your posts have been more meaningful then you really are one arrogant bitch.


Posted by DRM on Jul-23-2008 09:45:

quote:
Originally posted by wick
Yeah, I only said "you're all wankers, shut the fuck up". How about you re-read my post?

If you think your posts have been more meaningful then you really are one arrogant bitch.


Are you still talking?


Posted by Acton on Jul-23-2008 10:15:

quote:
Originally posted by wick
Yeah, I only said "you're all wankers, shut the fuck up". How about you re-read my post?




I did re-read your post and i still think your a clown with a grasp of EDM that can only failry be compared to that of a water rat.


Posted by Guest on Jul-23-2008 12:28:

On a brighter note, I have to admit that this thread got me listening to Deadmau5's vinyl releases that came out in June. The newer BSOD release has a great track on it


Posted by Rinster on Jul-23-2008 12:36:

just heard it and thought its ok,

the best part though is the piano part, the bit just after Arguru.


Posted by richg101 on Jul-23-2008 13:21:

personally id have liked to see some tracks by other artists. its physically impossible that at the point of mixing a dj set the only tracks you want to include have to be in some way worked on by yourself. even if there were still half the tracks from you, and half from other artists it would have been a more interesting tracklist, i mean im sure you receive 20 exclusive tunes that are worth playing a week. i havnt listened to the em but from what i see, there is no story/journey in the mix. I imagine each track will have exactly the same kickdrum and bassline synth, with the same mix ratio to all the percussive elements. to a d5 obsessive fan, the set will be a godsend i imagine.

problem that successful artists face nowadays is the internet forum phenomenon. its not that anyones opinions matter on TA, because most of the moaners dont go out to gigs and dont show an accurate representation of what the majority of musical lovers feel. however, hidden behind the computer screen, a 16-17yr old forum user might be mistaken for someone who actually lives a real life and does more than just browse TA and wank while awaiting a response to their last post. Just about every big artist keeps tabs on what forum users are saying, but really they should ignore forums because most people on forums are not acting/thinking how they would act in the real world..


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-23-2008 14:16:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
deadmau5, you're a producer, and you were given the slot by tong. why not treat the whole EM as one big, composed, production, instead of a DJ set. The reviews all seem to indicate that this isn't your thing, yet your sales and the hype on your live show indicates you're a monster producer, regardless of one's philosophy on music. It seems given the opportunity you might have done something more ambitious, but I'm sure it will work out for you either way...

But why don't you take music seriously? What matters to you? Is there anything you DO take seriously? When you're irrelevant do you want to be remembered as the guy with the red suit and mousehead that made all those disposable eighth note tracks in the first decade of the milliennium?

This is my beef, more or less.

Deadmau5 obviously has a good amount of talent, at least as a producer, but he's using it for a bunch of fuckoff crowd-pleasing antics and making what sounds like the same few tracks over and over with slightly different notes instead of doing something interesting.

It's a shame.


Posted by noikeee on Jul-23-2008 14:19:

He's using it to make a pile of money while having fun.

Is that a great contribution to EDM? No. But most people with a brain would do the same.


Posted by nefardec on Jul-23-2008 15:29:

quote:
Originally posted by richg101
its not that anyones opinions matter on TA, because most of the moaners dont go out to gigs and dont show an accurate representation of what the majority of musical lovers feel.



why do people still cling to this delusion?


I'm willing to be there are a lot of people like me that do most of the 'moaning', early to mid 20s, involved to some degree in the scene, who go out to 3-5+ parties every single week.



the people who swear by deadmau5, i would contend, are those who only go out to big headliner gigs at monster clubs like pacha nyc, guvernment toronto, etc. they get all their friends together and dress up in IKY clothing or polo shirts, spike their hair, and snap cell phone photos of deadmau5 'ripping it up'. these people have no fucking clue what's going on besides the headliners, who has come before them, and who is coming after them


Posted by bas on Jul-23-2008 16:10:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
why do people still cling to this delusion?


I'm willing to be there are a lot of people like me that do most of the 'moaning', early to mid 20s, involved to some degree in the scene, who go out to 3-5+ parties every single week.



the people who swear by deadmau5, i would contend, are those who only go out to big headliner gigs at monster clubs like pacha nyc, guvernment toronto, etc. they get all their friends together and dress up in IKY clothing or polo shirts, spike their hair, and snap cell phone photos of deadmau5 'ripping it up'. these people have no fucking clue what's going on besides the headliners, who has come before them, and who is coming after them

Yes.


Posted by squats on Jul-23-2008 17:27:

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz................*wakes up* now I know why I never liked him in the first place.


Posted by Clovis on Jul-23-2008 17:48:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
why do people still cling to this delusion?


I'm willing to be there are a lot of people like me that do most of the 'moaning', early to mid 20s, involved to some degree in the scene, who go out to 3-5+ parties every single week.


Not to mention flying to other cities/countries to see DJs.


Posted by winston on Jul-23-2008 18:00:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec


I agree with Adam, but isn't that wonderful!? Let them play the big clubs, let them have the fancy posh crowd, let them have all the money.

Without a mainstream or a hispter idol there wouldn't be an 'underground' or a clique of musical anarchists clinging for a change!

take it with a grain of salt.

/hippo.


Posted by nefardec on Jul-23-2008 18:02:

yeah that's more or less what i believe

/elitist


Posted by winston on Jul-23-2008 18:04:

*group hug*


Posted by isoterra on Jul-23-2008 18:09:

quote:
Originally posted by richg101
its not that anyones opinions matter on TA, because most of the moaners dont go out to gigs and dont show an accurate representation of what the majority of musical lovers feel. however, hidden behind the computer screen, a 16-17yr old forum user might be mistaken for someone who actually lives a real life and does more than just browse TA and wank while awaiting a response to their last post.


quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
the people who swear by deadmau5, i would contend, are those who only go out to big headliner gigs at monster clubs like pacha nyc, guvernment toronto, etc. they get all their friends together and dress up in IKY clothing or polo shirts, spike their hair, and snap cell phone photos of deadmau5 'ripping it up'. these people have no fucking clue what's going on besides the headliners, who has come before them, and who is coming after them


both of these are bullshit and as bad as each other, lets be realistic. falsely lumping an artist's entire fanbase (or anti-fanbase) into one category in an attempt to belittle someone's opinion is a pathetically cheap attempt at gaining the upper hand in a discussion about music


Posted by d-miurge on Jul-23-2008 18:11:

quote:
Originally posted by diggerz
*group hug*


No, guidos do group hug. Just raise your eyebrow and giggle.


Posted by nefardec on Jul-23-2008 18:28:

quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
both of these are bullshit and as bad as each other, lets be realistic. falsely lumping an artist's entire fanbase (or anti-fanbase) into one category in an attempt to belittle someone's opinion is a pathetically cheap attempt at gaining the upper hand in a discussion about music


i'll go do interviews if you don't believe me.

i said nothing about their taste in music, just laid out my observations. i know many people like this personally. i think this is completely realistic.


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