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| Originally posted by DjStephenWiley This unfortunately could not be more true. My big break was ruined by, believe it or not, a tranceaddict post. Kenneth Thomas tried to slam me into the ground when he got wind that I was going to meet oakenfold regarding an Internet radio proposal (this was a long time ago when oakenfold was still a top 5 dj) the basic idea revolved around selling "virtual" tickets to listeners all over the world. At the time, this had not been done and was not done until many years. After a good conference with Paul, the egil, and one of music industry gurus (we were unsure of the royalty implications) I was set to fly to LA. Kenneth got wind of it and forwarded a tranceaddict post I made a long time ago dismissing Paul as a washed up has been coke head. I haven't spoken to him since and it's been nearly a decade. Point being, there is nothing good that can come from this. Askew may one day be in a position where he needs avicii's blessing/approval/companionship and he likely will not get it. Ironically askew has become oakenfold a right hand man, doing his Facebook and twitter and even some writing for him, but oakenfold is close to retirement. Askew is going to have to find a new gig in a few years and stuff like this can come back to haunt you for the rest of your life. I will always wonder what could have been.... Sucks |
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney i disagree. It works in the short run. It is just ugly , it robs you of any integrity and say what you want about a concept alluring to certain people but this is just pathetic and makes him look pathetic. The people that go see avicci are the same people going to see newtown or was it o town. They don't care. This only makes him look bad. At least Dadmau5 did it without naming actual people. That created buzz without looking pathetic. There was way too much effort put into that rant. Another reason why big djs should have every single tweet or post sent to their publicist before print. This is obviously a case of him being drunk and high doing something with his buddies they all thought would be funny. Never talk shit about anyone. This is rule number 1. You just don't do it. It will never work for you in the long run. It can only backfire. |
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| Originally posted by Evolve140 I like this article. I think people should stop being such pussies and say what's on their mind instead of feebly trying to avoid conflict because of dance music politics. |
Oakenfold you crackhead coke monkey, I let Kenneth Thomas suck my dick before at Guvernment nightclub; Swallower.
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| Originally posted by TranceLover007 +1 - right on the money man, agree !! |
I don't mind having a laugh every now and then but this letter by mister Askew is just sad.
Whats the big deal? Decent read and good for a laugh. HOT TOPIC, lets discuss the fuck out of it right now.
This same tension between mainstream and non mainstream can be found right now in other fields such as film and books.
If only those pesky mainstream audiences would start recognising 'real art' eh...........
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| Originally posted by wayfinder Luckily, L4C has never talked shit about ANYONE |
askew wants to have so much integrity, but actually he is just a drunken hooligan.
that other guy i know notthing about but i heard a remix of a track which was ok sounding, but very cheese.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney It works in the short run. It is just ugly , it robs you of any integrity and say what you want about a concept alluring to certain people but this is just pathetic and makes him look pathetic. The people that go see avicci are the same people going to see newtown or was it o town. They don't care. This only makes him look bad. |
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney At least Dadmau5 did it without naming actual people. That created buzz without looking pathetic. |
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney There was way too much effort put into that rant. Another reason why big djs should have every single tweet or post sent to their publicist before print. This is obviously a case of him being drunk and high doing something with his buddies they all thought would be funny. |
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney Never talk shit about anyone. This is rule number 1. You just don't do it. It will never work for you in the long run. It can only backfire. |
His publicity stunt worked, up to a point. Never heard of him before and now I've listened to his track. Fuck, I'd rather listen to Avicii. Or Celine Dion.
Which track have you listened to?
ID
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| Originally posted by vercetti ID |
The name of the track I listened to is called ID.
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| Originally posted by vercetti The name of the track I listened to is called ID. |
Being linked on this thread for one. 3 other youtube videos of the same track with the name "John Askew" written on it. Do I know he wrote it? Not really, but then again I cannot guarantee any Guetta or Oakenfold, or any track ever for that matter was written by people as credited.
There is no track of John Askew in this thread. LOL
See page 1 post #7. If it's your alt posting random shite consider me successfully trolled. Lol.
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| Originally posted by vercetti See page 1 post #7. If it's your alt posting random shite consider me successfully trolled. Lol. |
Alright, this is slightly better, almost listenable. Still would rather listen to Avicii.
Thats cool.
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| Originally posted by vercetti Still would rather listen to Avicii. |
Honestly, Avicii deserves the shit he brought on himself.
By placing a broad generalization on all DJs (deadmau5 did it better), he insulted the kind of people that would draft a response like this. Mr. Askew did go a bit overboard with the sarcasm, but I agree that Tim Berg's music has become an obstacle to creativity and reflects the kind of problems that fame brings to kids who were originally spinning for parties in friends' garages.
Anyways, Askew is right. Levels is the basis for all of Avicii's songs.
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