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Still... this release was decent. What happened after that is anyone's guess...
Just a bunch of haters on here as usual.
Yes the song is cheesy and we've all heard it a trillion times.
The duo acknowledges this is a crossover record, and as such it's done very well - all the Dance radio stations in America supported it, and it went Top 20 on the UK charts.
How many songs have you all released that people actually went out and purchased? that many of the major DJs played? Aren't some of you only associated with Tech House and minimal crap anyway?
It takes a lot more effort to produce an "Anthem" then it does to produce a minimal track that's going nowhere.
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| Originally posted by CHRles Just a bunch of haters on here as usual. |
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How many songs have you all released that people actually went out and purchased? that many of the major DJs played? |
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Aren't some of you only associated with Tech House and minimal crap anyway? |
I'm not usually one to participate in the typical TA bashing, but Anthem warrants it. Just listen to it all the way through and try not to cringe. If they want to make DJ Sammy / Cascada / Crazy Frog music and get famous and make some $$$ on downloads and touring good for them - but all cred goes out when that acoustic guitar break of the anthem comes sweeping in.
for the record, I very much enjoyed their song 'In Your Face' as well as remix of Marco V's Godd, as well as some other songs of theirs in the past.
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| Originally posted by CHRles Just a bunch of haters on here as usual. Yes the song is cheesy and we've all heard it a trillion times. The duo acknowledges this is a crossover record, and as such it's done very well - all the Dance radio stations in America supported it, and it went Top 20 on the UK charts. How many songs have you all released that people actually went out and purchased? that many of the major DJs played? Aren't some of you only associated with Tech House and minimal crap anyway? It takes a lot more effort to produce an "Anthem" then it does to produce a minimal track that's going nowhere. |
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| Originally posted by G-Con What did they do? Just a really bad set, too cheesy? Curious as I was gonna go to this but didn't in the end... |
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| Originally posted by CHRles It takes a lot more effort to produce an "Anthem" then it does to produce a minimal track that's going nowhere. |
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| Originally posted by Megalev Yeah, there's not too much detail to go into, in my head it seemed to be a couple of hours of Anthem and Going Wrong. It was a shit night from the outset, however John Askew did a 5/10 set. The destruction of atmosphere that Kevin and Perry achieved was incredible, was like a Butlins night at a local Luminar Leisure gaff by the time they finished at 4 for Schossow. Impossible to take seriously. God I hate them. |
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| Originally posted by TranceArmstrong but all cred goes out when that acoustic guitar break of the anthem comes sweeping in. |
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| Originally posted by G-Con |
That avatar just cracks me up every time.
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Hater card - check. "What have you done"/"Make something better"-card - check. "Your genre sucks more"-card - check. That's almost full coverage of clich�s. Just like Anthem. |
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| I think the vocal does WAY more damage than the guitar break tbh |
Their early releases on the asot label are excellent! Whirlpool - Under The Sun is a fucking classic.
They are great producers but they havent done anything good in years
Man, i always hated Filo and Peri, i even remember a time when i used to bash their records here on TA and receive immense amounts of flaming in return (lol). Truth is, that whilst most of the records were generic as hell, there is this one tune i used to like, the b-side from their 2004 release I:95, "Spectrum"...
Whilst it sounds like a typical generic melodic trancer today, i believe that back in 2004 "spectrum" was one of those records that marked the small 2004-2005 comeback of instrumental trance (which was relatively small in the previous 2001-2003 "progressive" years).
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| Originally posted by saluyamo Their not even trying to say it is good |
I want 15 year old girls too.
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| Originally posted by TranceOwnsLol I want 15 year old girls too. |
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| For Filo & Peri it's not about selling millions of records, but rather spreading dance music to the masses; thus making it mainstream. |
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| But going mainstream doesn't mean the music has to be compromised. |
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| "It upsets me when people think that when a scene heads to commercialism the music sucks," says Filo. |
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| "Good music is good music and it shouldn�t be judged by the amount of exposure it gets.� |
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| Originally posted by trancedanne Their early releases on the asot label are excellent! Whirlpool - Under The Sun is a fucking classic. They are great producers but they havent done anything good in years |
I predict this album will be shit. Anthem was terrible, I never want to hear it again. Filo & Peri need to stop this nonsense and go back to producing simple but excellent tracks such as Spectrum and Taxi-Distance.
To hear those tracks and then hear the likes of Anthem is honestly upsetting. To hear how what once was talent, now producing garbage.
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| Originally posted by CHRles - all the Dance radio stations in America supported it |
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| Originally posted by CHRles It takes a lot more effort to produce an "Anthem" then it does to produce a minimal track that's going nowhere. |
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| Originally posted by bas There's dance radio stations in Tennessee? Wait let's go even further, there's dance radio stations in America? I like your America. |
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost It's not uncommon to have dance stations in various cities in the US, depending upon which city, I suppose. There's one here in San Francisco, and granted, they play the poppiest of the pop, but it's still a qualifiable dance station. |

Never mind any criticism for anthem or any of their other recent crap tracks. Inside the interview they clearly admit... if we can make money and get girls making pop-trance, we will.
Maybe the album should come with an idiots' guide to selling out?
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| Originally posted by MichaelBoogerd! Never mind any criticism for anthem or any of their other recent crap tracks. Inside the interview they clearly admit... if we can make money and get girls making pop-trance, we will. Maybe the album should come with an idiots' guide to selling out? |
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| Originally posted by emc^2 well, playing a devil's advocate here - there's no money in trance, tbh. unless you're a biggie like tiesto, pvd, armin, etc - making a living doing trance is rather not an option for many. so, while a shift to pop is probably more profitable, perhaps one should consider releasing it under a diferent moniker? Daniel Kandi makes pop records, I don't see much DK bashing going on... |
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