Aril Brikha accuses Shlomi Aber of plagiarism.

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Posted by noikeee on Jul-17-2008 19:02:

Both tunes sound as similar to me as a ton of tech-house tracks out there right now. I'm sorry, but on this matter Aril is a whining bitch with sand on his vagina.

Unoriginal as shit, although I admit I like them, lol. Groove La Chord sounds a little bit better, nice percs. It's a lot older so I guess at the time there was a lot less of this stuff being released.

Posted by kadomony on Jul-17-2008 19:02:

loving Groove la Chord. thanks for bringing this to my attention, if only to pick up a new track ;D

Posted by UWM on Jul-17-2008 19:13:

For some reason I see Groove la Chord making a comeback in tracklists of internet DJs everywhere.

Posted by chesco on Jul-17-2008 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
For some reason I see Groove la Chord making a comeback in tracklists of internet DJs everywhere.

funny you should say that - i was going to put it in a mix but i didn't get round to it. (the mix that is)

Posted by elFreak on Jul-17-2008 19:18:

it is somewhat of a classic.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Jul-17-2008 19:42:

quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
IMO most pop music (and I include almost all dance music under the broad heading of "pop")...

I'm going to completely take this off-topic here, but most dance music is not pop music because it is played and recieved in a completely different context. Dance music released in LPs and radio singles can be called pop, but anything that loses meaning outside of a DJ set is not pop music.

Posted by iammesol on Jul-17-2008 19:50:

Hear that Tom? Can't copy that sound like you always want to. You might get sued.

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-17-2008 19:51:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I'm going to completely take this off-topic here, but most dance music is not pop music because it is played and recieved in a completely different context.

I'm using the term "pop" as opposed to classical and folk music.

Although now that I think about it, I might be inclined to argue that dance music falls better under the "folk" category than under "pop" because of its propensity for borrowing and the way that compositions are "adopted" by different performers (e.g. DJs "performing" by playing other people's music).

Posted by bas on Jul-17-2008 20:04:

I'll say the same thing I said on another forum...

"Sampling? In dance music? The hell you say!"

Posted by nefardec on Jul-17-2008 20:13:

Aril Brikha is so far beyond shlomi aber

but this isnt very cool.

he should just deal with it. everyone can tell groove la chord is better anyways.

they are similar but in no way the same. if he copies the aesthetic, then aril brikha ought to be flattered. seriously, does the first person to use a 303 in a track take anyone who throws acid in their track to court?

also, i bet robert hood would have a lot to say about aril brikha too...

you could easily accuse him and joris voorn of ripping off the old detroit masters

Posted by GoSpeedGo! on Jul-17-2008 20:21:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
you could easily accuse him and joris voorn of ripping off the old detroit masters

...perhaps the reason why he's so vocal about that.

Posted by nefardec on Jul-17-2008 20:25:

hey guys, here's something funny

check out serafin - starship discotheque [oct 2005]

and then listen to aril brikha - prey for peace [Jun 2005

it also sounds a lot like "joker jam - innocence"

maybe we should show that to aril as well haha

you want to talk ripoffs though...

compare:

the mole people (aka armand van helden) - break night [strictly rhythm, 1995]

to

the mountain people - mountain 1 [mountain people, 2006]

Posted by nrjizer on Jul-17-2008 20:26:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
Hear that Tom? Can't copy that sound like you always want to. You might get sued.

What sound? You're giving me away. shhhhhh

Posted by d-miurge on Jul-17-2008 20:31:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
I'll say the same thing I said on another forum...

"Sampling? In dance music? The hell you say!"

Ripping off =/= sampling

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-17-2008 20:31:

Posted by Clovis on Jul-17-2008 20:35:

Starship Discotheque is the better track imo. Love it.

Posted by nefardec on Jul-17-2008 20:39:

yeah def

Posted by iammesol on Jul-17-2008 20:43:

I see no resemblance of any of the track comparisons posted in this thread. In fact the one that started this thread just makes me cackle over how simple both of the tracks are. Hardly anything to whine about

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-17-2008 20:52:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
...how simple both of the tracks are.

Said the Prydz fanboy.

Posted by nefardec on Jul-17-2008 20:55:

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
I see no resemblance of any of the track comparisons posted in this thread. In fact the one that started this thread just makes me cackle over how simple both of the tracks are. Hardly anything to whine about

did you listen to the mole people and mountain people tracks?

and the other one i posted is the exact same chord progression, synth, articulation, and rhythm

Posted by chesco on Jul-17-2008 21:02:

Posted by bas on Jul-17-2008 21:08:

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
Ripping off =/= sampling

Aber took the same instrument in the same key (probably even the sample at the end of Groove La Chord) and changed the pattern. How many releases in the past years have done that? Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots.

Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Jul-17-2008 21:11:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots.

And lots?

Posted by jupiterone on Jul-17-2008 21:11:

what an idiot

Posted by elFreak on Jul-17-2008 21:16:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
hey guys, here's something funny

check out serafin - starship discotheque [oct 2005]

and then listen to aril brikha - prey for peace [Jun 2005

it also sounds a lot like "joker jam - innocence"

maybe we should show that to aril as well haha

you want to talk ripoffs though...

compare:

the mole people (aka armand van helden) - break night [strictly rhythm, 1995]

to

the mountain people - mountain 1 [mountain people, 2006]

lol the funny thing is serafin is also part of the mountain people project.

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