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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis hey i'm not biased...and how can Darey be justified as cheese...it's far beyond me. |
Oh well he can't please them all...BUT calling Matt Darey cheese is just depressing and nonsense
, he is far from it.
If Matt Darey is cheese, please bring more.
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis Oh well he can't please them all...BUT calling Matt Darey cheese is just depressing and nonsense , he is far from it.If Matt Darey is cheese, please bring more. |

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| Originally posted by djway We all have different opnions on what is cheese/what is not, think that's the only resoloution we're going to get ![]() --djway |
1st time I've heard Olmec Heads out in the club before 
i would consider him FAR from the likes of Armin, Ferry & Tiesto.
His mixing was tight, but his track selection was nothing special at all.
Anyone can get up there and bang out 2 hours of trance classics from 99 especially on CD!
Seeing guys like Armin is totally different, the present to us a heap of new tracks and take us on a journey starting with say proggy stuff and working his way through. Darey just played straight uplifting for 2.5hours and well he kinda lost me for a bit because i got bored. I prefer a dj to play a range of styles and present a journey set.
Im kinda over hearing all those old classics so i did get bored at stages, especially when he played a bit hard in the middle there.
I mean you cant honestly say that one of us djs odd TA here couldnt have played the exact same set, it was nothing special at all!
As i said to some others, it was a great set cause it was MATT DAREY, only he could really get away with that. If i played like that i would get bagged out!
anyways, thats my thoughts.
muli
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| Originally posted by muli i would consider him FAR from the likes of Armin, Ferry & Tiesto. His mixing was tight, but his track selection was nothing special at all. Anyone can get up there and bang out 2 hours of trance classics from 99 especially on CD! Seeing guys like Armin is totally different, the present to us a heap of new tracks and take us on a journey starting with say proggy stuff and working his way through. Darey just played straight uplifting for 2.5hours and well he kinda lost me for a bit because i got bored. I prefer a dj to play a range of styles and present a journey set. Im kinda over hearing all those old classics so i did get bored at stages, especially when he played a bit hard in the middle there. I mean you cant honestly say that one of us djs odd TA here couldnt have played the exact same set, it was nothing special at all! As i said to some others, it was a great set cause it was MATT DAREY, only he could really get away with that. If i played like that i would get bagged out! anyways, thats my thoughts. muli |

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| Originally posted by djway How can you say that he played straight uplifting 4 2.5 hours, then say the played harder in the middle. He progressed to hardER trance and back again. That was his journey and range of style ![]() That said, i know TOTALLY what you mean and agree with you. --djway |
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| Originally posted by waXology Westbam - wizards of sonic |

well sounds like everyone enjoyed the nite
i was a bit upset at first since not many people came, really distracted me from having a great nite for the first hr or so coz i know the boys try so hard and r so passionate! maybe they need a marketing manager *-->points to oneself<--* i duno just disappointing. where were you everyone??? (im assuming bad time of year uni exams and the likes)
moving on, i had bursts of ahh this is great to ahhh lets sit down:P but yeah still enjoyed the nite as a whole
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| Originally posted by muli i would consider him FAR from the likes of Armin, Ferry & Tiesto. |
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis Yeh his Dj skills might be a bit from these people, but his production skills...now thats a different story. His productions skills is what i admire the most. |
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis Sorry to disappoint you but Matt Darey was perfect all round, mixing, track selection and crowd control... Same par quality with Armin...better even. |
LOL well i gotta defend him...
I for one like his Dj skills...but when everyone says different what can be done.
BUT then it comes down to the situation of production skills...sorry but Darey is better IMO (no biasness included, seriously
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis No, he played Nocturnal Delight instead ![]() btw it was great to meet the TAs (well some) finally |
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| Originally posted by muli Anyone can get up there and bang out 2 hours of trance classics from 99 especially on CD! muli |
despite being a big fan of mr darey's work, fridays performance made me think he may be past his prime. The set had no flow at all, and going all sublime in the middle really killed things. the mixing was at best average, he was depending on anthmes to make things happen.
the sound sucked big time, it cannot be that hard to retune a system to a pretty standard mixer for the odd change. often you couldn't even make out the kicks from the rumbling of the distorted bass.
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| Originally posted by Michael Dude, it's HARDER to mix on cd than vinyl!! I find with vinyl no problems, but with cdj's I sometimes struggle a bit.. |
When i said its easy to get up there and mix 99 anthems from CD, i meant its easy to get them on CD, any one can get them off the net.
And well yea he has some good productions, especially stuff like Li Kwan, but i dont like his vocal trance at all, not my kind of trance. But yes he is definatley a talented producer, but as a DJ i wouldnt rank him anywhere near Armin etc...

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| Originally posted by muli but i dont like his vocal trance at all |
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis You don't like Beautiful, Gamemaster, Angel etc????? Now with the CDJ Vs Vinyl, i also find CDJ harder, vinyl is more real and you have a more direct control over it which makes it a whole lot easier...BUT in real sense it's really a sense of which suits you best. |
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| Originally posted by Dj_Psygnosis You don't like Beautiful, Gamemaster, Angel etc????? Now with the CDJ Vs Vinyl, i also find CDJ harder, vinyl is more real and you have a more direct control over it which makes it a whole lot easier...BUT in real sense it's really a sense of which suits you best. |
in melb's i thought darey was excellent. sure he played a lot of anthems, but he played what he is famous for & what people expected from him. his mixing was very good.
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| Originally posted by waXology now going from say a cdj 100 to a cdj 1000 is different... they are both really different sensitivty wise. |
Only figured that out the other week, lol 

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| Originally posted by djway If Darey had played a set like Armin, I'd of been disapointed. I'm glad he played the way he did ![]() |
makes perfect sense.. as in.. if he was playing all the latest stuff like on asot it wouldnt be what you expect, nor what you'd want to hear, from Darey .. dummy! 
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| Originally posted by muli When i said its easy to get up there and mix 99 anthems from CD, i meant its easy to get them on CD, any one can get them off the net. |
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