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Posted by DjArTiN! on Aug-25-2004 14:01:

quote:
Originally posted by albertoR
DJ Sammy - Heaven (extended mix)


no.......just......no


Posted by DjArTiN! on Aug-25-2004 14:03:

quote:
Originally posted by [PCO]sigmanova
even though alot of TA's think its trash and cheesy, i like it lots.

Signum feat. Anita Kelsey - Come Around Again (Vocal Extended Mix)


Alot of people like this song. It's a good song.


Posted by DJ_Bod on Aug-25-2004 14:19:

quote:
Originally posted by E.Sv
Goldenscan - Of Our Times because of the vocals.


word! That song is quality.

Ummm.. I still like 'Bust A Move' by Barthezz. *shrug* No clue why


Posted by kr00t0n on Aug-25-2004 14:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Titov
And finally can you tell me why everyone think that Ferry Corsten - Rock your body rock is cheese?...


ppl are on a 'if its happy, its cheesy' trip

I admit to liking the Wippenberg mix of Castles in the Sky, if only i could remove her vocals


Posted by PHg on Aug-25-2004 14:42:

quote:
Originally posted by [PCO]sigmanova
even though alot of TA's think its trash and cheesy, i like it lots.

Signum feat. Anita Kelsey - Come Around Again (Vocal Extended Mix)

It rocks, but:
1. people love bashing every vocal track, even when the vocals are actually good
2. it's released on Armada and some people love bashing that label (go bash Anjunabeats instead, more justifiable )


Posted by dj tek on Aug-25-2004 15:23:

PPK - ResuRection[DJ Tranceforce remix]


Posted by Titov on Aug-25-2004 15:53:

quote:
Originally posted by kr00t0n
ppl are on a 'if its happy, its cheesy' trip


What?


Posted by djdk on Aug-25-2004 16:11:

quote:
Originally posted by [PCO]sigmanova
even though alot of TA's think its trash and cheesy, i like it lots.

Signum feat. Anita Kelsey - Come Around Again (Vocal Extended Mix)



personally i prefer the dub that comes on the B-side but i do love the track. I think the vocals are ok, certainly not terrible or too cheesy.

as for liking cheesy tracks, well im too cool for that


Posted by isoterra on Aug-25-2004 20:27:

Armin - Burned with Desire


Posted by beats and beeps on Aug-25-2004 20:38:

ppk - resurrection


Posted by mndeg on Aug-25-2004 20:43:

aurora - ordinary world (above & beyond mix)


Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Aug-25-2004 20:43:

The thread title was "trance tunes, that others call cheesy." Why are people listing stuff by Ian Van Dahl, DJ Sammy and ATB?


Posted by mndeg on Aug-25-2004 20:45:

yeah they arent trance


Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-25-2004 21:22:

Anthems of Trance
http://www.play247.com/play247.asp?...CD&title=151824

Ibiza: History of Trance
http://www.play247.com/play247.asp?...CD&title=173201

(humor)

Yes, like pizzas around the world, they are fun to eat but you won't enjoy all the flavors...


Or, this classic interchange which I have personally witnessed:

Clubber A: "I like 'Castles In The Sky' by Ian Van Dahl, that's some great trance!"

Clubber B: "You n00b! That's not trance! STFU!"

Clubber A: "Oh yeah? What is it then?"

Clubber B: "That's CHEESE and there's a big difference!"

Clubber A: "What's the difference?"

Clubber B: "Cheese is CHEESY and is so commercial and mainstream, it sux0rs!"

Clubber A: "How can I tell if something is cheesy?"

Clubber B: "..." / *insert miscellaneous circular reference here, looping the "discussion" in a more cheesy way than all the trance cliches put together in the world combined*



Someone should do a compilation explicitly titled:

THE BEST CHEESY TRANCE ANTHEMS IN THE WORLD... EVER!

And then we'll have that dealt with via combinatorics.


Posted by beats and beeps on Aug-25-2004 21:33:

Driftwood - freeloader.


Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-25-2004 21:40:

quote:
Originally posted by D.Edge
blame Ministry of Sound.


I do blame them and I credit them at the same time for their meme propagation and strong brand name recognition which has increased awareness of clubbing and EDM. As certain definitions expand, others contract.

I like some their compilations, but really, how many annuals can you have in a year?


Posted by InoX on Aug-25-2004 21:44:

I was going to write a long ass post about cheese and stuff, but it got all messed up bk�s of my wicked english skillz. so I erased the whole post.

You cant categorize cheese and trance, we all think different about it. I often think tiesto and PvD can bet kinda cheesy. but I know many of you guys don�t


Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-25-2004 21:49:

quote:
Originally posted by InoX
I was going to write a long ass post about cheese and stuff, but it got all messed up bk�s of my wicked english skillz. so I erased the whole post.

You cant categorize cheese and trance, we all think different about it. I often think tiesto and PvD can bet kinda cheesy. but I know many of you guys don�t


Yes, perspective. Sorry to hear about your post.

There are cultural differences. One cool thing about TA is we come from all over the world so we see things in our areas differently.

In Japan, happy and extremely giddy music is not popularly regarded as "cheese". In fact, it's highly prized and such exhuberance in song is a stark juxtaposition to other entertainment they create like the bloody movie, Battle Royale, and hentai.

For evidence of Japan's culture: one can listen to most J-Pop currently charting there, or watch anime. It's a lot of HAPPY! SMILE! HELLO! And of course, they encourage this by pushing forth their Hello Kitty merchandise and cute Domo-Kun plushes. And when someone from the other side of the world watches this, they're like "WTF?!?" But the same sense of wonder is upheld when a Japanese person watches American TV for the first time.

And oh yeah, don't forget David Hasselhoff in Germany.


Posted by mndeg on Aug-25-2004 21:52:

quote:
Originally posted by aspergian
Yes, perspective. Sorry to hear about your post.

There are cultural differences. One cool thing about TA is we come from all over the world so we see things in our areas differently.

In Japan, happy and extremely giddy music is not popularly regarded as "cheese". In fact, it's highly prized and such exhuberance in song is a stark juxtaposition to other entertainment they create like the bloody movie, Battle Royale, and hentai.

For evidence of Japan's culture: one can listen to most J-Pop currently charting there, or watch anime. It's a lot of HAPPY! SMILE! HELLO! And of course, they encourage this by pushing forth their Hello Kitty merchandise and cute Domo-Kun plushes. And when someone from the other side of the world watches this, they're like "WTF?!?" But the same sense of wonder is upheld when a Japanese person watches American TV for the first time.

And oh yeah, don't forget David Hasselhoff in Germany.

japan is truly messed up, lets not compare with them


Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-25-2004 21:54:



Reminds me of that Simpsons episode!

The Japanese think the same thing about America!

BTW, your sig reminds me of http://www.engrish.com

There was an episode of Digi Charat I watched once, showing what they think life is like Stateside. OMG it was sooo skewed and funny . . .


Posted by TheVrk on Aug-25-2004 22:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Titov
And finally can you tell me why everyone think that Ferry Corsten - Rock your body rock is cheese?...



i think its great


Posted by mndeg on Aug-25-2004 22:51:

rock your body rock can't be cheese, its electro

thats like saying progressive house cheese or techno cheese
its just such an obscure genre that it can't be made for the masses


Posted by on Aug-25-2004 23:08:

As the Rush comes
Traffic
a good number of Hard Trancers...
Grenada - Superstar (Callea & Rispoli Remix)
Dutch - My Time (Steve Murano or Scumfrog remix)


Posted by capricorn15 on Aug-25-2004 23:23:

Re: Your favorite trance tune, that others call cheesy

quote:
Originally posted by Titov
I like Solid Globe - Sahara and Ronski Speed - E.O.S. Some people call this tunes cheesy, but I don't hear any cheapness in them.

who cares if someone calls it cheese, listen to it because you like it, not because of what someone else thinks of it


Posted by kr00t0n on Aug-26-2004 07:05:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
The thread title was "trance tunes, that others call cheesy." Why are people listing stuff by Ian Van Dahl, DJ Sammy and ATB?


Ian van Dahl my not in nature be trance, but some of the remixes are.

I own 3 IvD records, for the Wippenberg, Flutlicht and Marcos mixes, the originals of the tracks are tripe.


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