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| Originally posted by Fiction Finally someone that agrees with me, the track is shite, the chick seriously sounds like she's in pain or sick.... |
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| Originally posted by -=M=- wow, he tells me my opinion is wrong when i say everyone has their different opinions... go figure |
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| Originally posted by Euphorica@AUS cheese = southern sun vocals on that = Horrendous |
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| Yea but yours is fucking stupid and ill-founded. Tell me M, what is your favourite trance track ever?! Say tomorrow, Nova plays ur trance tune ever at 1pm, by your theory, this trance song has gone from being the best thing ever to a cheesey piece of codshit. ^ THAT ^ is why your opinion is wrong. |
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| Originally posted by Pointy Yea but yours is fucking stupid and ill-founded. Tell me M, what is your favourite trance track ever?! Say tomorrow, Nova plays ur trance tune ever at 1pm, by your theory, this trance song has gone from being the best thing ever to a cheesey piece of codshit. ^ THAT ^ is why your opinion is wrong. |
Relax people......
LoL
In all honesty i listen to radio a lot cause of work and can say that on sat nites if working syn fm after 10 is go hard euphoric trance 
As for weekdays nothing beats love songs and dedications. I luv it when they play the jovi tracks or SHania and her ballads
OMG I DIE!!!!!!!
Shania > Venus but paulie 
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| Originally posted by Euphorica@AUS In all honesty i listen to radio a lot cause of work and can say that on sat nites if working syn fm after 10 is go hard euphoric trance ![]() |
Cheesy tracks are characterised by their incredibly sweet vocals(almost always fluffy sounding women), the silly sounding lyrics, the over the top saccharine synths and the way in which they just sound pathetic overall! (eg. trance versions of bad 80s pop)
Although 'cheese' is not just restricted to over the top sweetness: it can be used to include tracks that simply sound cheap (eg. that stupid 'blow my whistle bitch!...' song)...
Basically I use the term 'cheese' to describe a song I don't like. It's subjective; I'm sure what I find cheese other people find fantastic.
And just because a song is played on the radio doesn�t solely make it cheese. There are some good tracks played on the radio...as well as a bunch of shite ones. Cheesy music is doing as all a favour anyway. I don't think it's particularly 'bad', or it should be destroyed or anything like that. Cheese enhances the good stuff; it makes the good tracks seem so much better. And to be honest, it's fun to mock cheesy tracks. And occasionally it's fun to even listen to cheesy tracks- y'know, just for kicks. It can be a bit of a novelty at times, and sometimes a secret guilty pleasure...
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| Originally posted by -=M=- wow, he tells me my opinion is wrong when i say everyone has their different opinions... go figure |
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| Originally posted by Euphorica@AUS As for weekdays nothing beats love songs and dedications. I luv it when they play the jovi tracks or SHania and her ballads |
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| Originally posted by Ves And occasionally it's fun to even listen to cheesy tracks- y'know, just for kicks. It can be a bit of a novelty at times, and sometimes a secret guilty pleasure... |
Let's remember there's a difference between something being cheesy and something being commercial. If it's cheesy it sounds rank and tacky. If it's commercial it means it's been hyped up and exposed to a large percentage of the population via (does Dr. Evil's quoting fingers thing) "wireless radio". They usually go hand in hand because, for some reason, the public likes music that sounds crass, simple and just generally shithouse, but it's possible for a track to be cheesy without being particularly commercial and vice-versa.
Therefore:
Chicane - Saltwater = Commercial but not cheesy.
Rank 1 - Airwave = Cheesy but not commercial.
Thoughts?
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| Let's remember there's a difference between something being cheesy and something being commercial. If it's cheesy it sounds rank and tacky. If it's commercial it means it's been hyped up and exposed to a large percentage of the population via (does Dr. Evil's quoting fingers thing) "wireless radio". They usually go hand in hand because, for some reason, the public likes music that sounds crass, simple and just generally shithouse, but it's possible for a track to be cheesy without being particularly commercial and vice-versa. Therefore: Chicane - Saltwater = Commercial but not cheesy. Rank 1 - Airwave = Cheesy but not commercial. Thoughts? |
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| Originally posted by -=M=- i have NEVER heard nova play cj bolland - the prophet, or ayumi hamaskaki - proglogue (hybrid mix) or ANYTHING hybrid EVER. the last "trance" i ever heard on Nova was DJ Sammy which was while i was a delivery boy and had to spend lots of time in the car... i gave nova several chances since then to stop being irritating, and havent heard a good song on nova since when was YOUR favourite track played on Nova, Pointy? i mean ffs, sif have a personal dig at someone for saying their likes/dislikes of music and radio stations have i EVER tried to insult someone on this forum personally? |
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| Originally posted by Pointy Dude...you have totally missed the point of the scenario i just laid out. Therefore, i'll re say it - Remember, this is a scenario. Nick, I am the midday DJ on Nova 100.3 in Melbourne. I wanna be a cool cat, so i pull out a copy of *drumroll* Ayumi Hamaskaki - Proglogue (Hybrid mix)!!! OMG, thats your favourite song ever!! IT'S NEVER GONNA BE CHEESE PROCLAIMS M!! But wait! The clock strikes 1 in the afternoon, i put the song on for all of Melbourne to hear. Going by ur theory, ayumi hamaskaki - proglogue (hybrid mix) is now cheese, no? Your favourite tune is now cheese cos it's been played on midday radio. Now all the little 13 year old sluts who buy boost n viva religiously are rushing out in gangs to buy copies of this tune. They get Ayumi Hakasaki down for a 10 minute set at the next Rumba. A radio mix is released and it appears of every Ministry of Sound, Wild and Skitz Mix CDs for the next 9 months. But wait...i thought this was ur favourite tune ever? It still isn't cheesey i hope? |
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| Originally posted by Pointy Dude...you have totally missed the point of the scenario i just laid out. Therefore, i'll re say it - Remember, this is a scenario. Nick, I am the midday DJ on Nova 100.3 in Melbourne. I wanna be a cool cat, so i pull out a copy of *drumroll* Ayumi Hamaskaki - Proglogue (Hybrid mix)!!! OMG, thats your favourite song ever!! IT'S NEVER GONNA BE CHEESE PROCLAIMS M!! But wait! The clock strikes 1 in the afternoon, i put the song on for all of Melbourne to hear. Going by ur theory, ayumi hamaskaki - proglogue (hybrid mix) is now cheese, no? Your favourite tune is now cheese cos it's been played on midday radio. Now all the little 13 year old sluts who buy boost n viva religiously are rushing out in gangs to buy copies of this tune. They get Ayumi Hakasaki down for a 10 minute set at the next Rumba. A radio mix is released and it appears of every Ministry of Sound, Wild and Skitz Mix CDs for the next 9 months. But wait...i thought this was ur favourite tune ever? It still isn't cheesey i hope? |
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| Originally posted by -=M=- and as Ves puts it "Cheese is just a track i dont like" <- (not an exact quote) |
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| but u CAN have too much of a good thing.... like porn |
haha pointy they wouldn't release a radio edit, just all the original J-Pop styled ones, then there'd be an epidemic of instead of mongs requesting "the munchkin song" (scooter) it would be idiots requesting the "funny asian one".
run for your lives 
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| Originally posted by Hybrid Junkie haha pointy they wouldn't release a radio edit, just all the original J-Pop styled ones, then there'd be an epidemic of instead of mongs requesting "the munchkin song" (scooter) it would be idiots requesting the "funny asian one". run for your lives |
I still find that the overall popularity of a song does change it's feel. For instance Tomcraft - Loneliness, I first heard it at the end of last year, thought it was a good song, and let it be. Awhile later i saw it in the shops and decided to purchaise a copy and it fit well in my sets as a transition track between prog and trance. After another month i noticed it was no 1 in the UK charts and everytime i played it everyone recognised it as a charttopper and bagged me cause I usually bag chart trance (Ian Van Dahl, Darude, that I died in your arms tonight song etc.). But I still think it's a good song.
I still think cheese is just a term used by one genre loving society to bag another more commercial genre of electronic music. To prog lovers all trance is cheese. To "underground" trance lovers simple hard trance is cheese. Personally I love a good sprinkle of cheddar on any high energy set (eg Benico, CJ Stone, Svenson & Gielen etc.).
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