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| Originally posted by Ishkur quote blah |
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| Originally posted by eckmek this has to be the worst comment i have ever heard on this subject. |
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| Originally posted by Ishkur Cheese is defined as music that is fake, canned, and forced. It is trying to be something it's not. It is pretending it is deep and sophisticated, emotional stuff, but in truth it is just going through the motions, playing out some simple, tired cliche. In short, cheese music lies to you. It tries to appeal to your emotions, tug your heartstrings, and get you to feel a certain way toward it. But you feel nothing at all. Why? Because your intelligence is being insulted. You hate being deceived. You hate being controlled and manipulated. You hate being compartmentalized into a little emotional sponge for this cheese music to fill you with tired formulas. It sounds way too affected to have any meaningful impact on you. Or anyone, for that matter. /// Commercial is that which attempts to appeal to the most possible number of people. Something that strives for universality. Of course, in order to achieve this aim, the music must thus be very safe, very bland, and very inoffensive. So it's not a thing, per se. It is a process. A process of political correctness, in a way. The process of commercialization is the process of watering down and smoothing something out for mass digestion. Any genre of music can become commercial if it�s given the shiny, plastic, polished sheen of simple tinker toys (or any mass-produced consumer good). In fact, over the past fifty years, everything, from rap, to rock, to punk, to R&B, to jazz, to techno has become commercial music at one time or another. The purpose of commercial music is not to evoke emotion or have any lasting appeal. It is to move units; sell the most music to the most possible numbers of people very quickly. It is essentially fast food; something people do not value the inherent quality of but seek instantaneous and short-term sustenance. It is not elitist to hate this process. For those of us who enjoy care, quality, professionalism, and earnest, heartfelt passion, with genuine emotion injected into our music, commercial music is blasphemy. People don't hate it because it's bad--quite the contrary, commercial music is expertly produced. No. People hate it because it's simply boring. It has to be, in order to be likable by everyone. |
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| Originally posted by Sand Leaper Secondly, the music you enjoy...is...probably...hated for its elements, such as embarrassing two-finger melodies on simple, crass and in your face-synths... |
Garlsburg or munster

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| Originally posted by PersianMafia And you're on traceaddict because? Let's be honest buddy, anybody, and I mean anybody, can play 99% of the 'elite' trance songs on a keyboard - with one finger. If you're looking for complex melodies trance is not the genre. Try Bach or Mosart. |

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| Originally posted by paranoik0 ok stop like right there. come back in.. wait let me check when did i like that track... 4 years. |
read my sig.
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| Originally posted by PersianMafia And you're on traceaddict because? Let's be honest buddy, anybody, and I mean anybody, can play 99% of the 'elite' trance songs on a keyboard - with one finger. If you're looking for complex melodies trance is not the genre. Try Bach or Mosart. |
. But seriously playing a melody is different than composing one... and putting the melody into a complete package of a tune is another thing altogether...
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| Originally posted by XenatR I've discovered from reading these forums for a little while, that the music I enjoy is known as 'cheese', which is disliked by probably everyone I've seen on these forums. Why do people hate it so much? I've made some threads here, and all I get are insults against the type of music I like. Just wondering if this is only evident on the TA forums, or in the electro scene as a whole. |
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| Originally posted by PersianMafia And you're on traceaddict because? Let's be honest buddy, anybody, and I mean anybody, can play 99% of the 'elite' trance songs on a keyboard - with one finger. If you're looking for complex melodies trance is not the genre. Try Bach or Mosart. |
this topic goes nowhere cuz the eurodance-lover never attended any club, festival or rave so has no idea what GOOD and QUALITY music can do with him...
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| Originally posted by Cosmic I also like some good cheese. Some artist you have 'forgotten': Groove Coverage Neo Cortex Voodoo & Serano DJ's @ Work Starsplash |


how can you like groove coverage?
every track sounds like the other and the lyrics are pathetic...
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| Originally posted by Rockabye how can you like groove coverage? every track sounds like the other and the lyrics are pathetic... |

the best thing in eurodance music is when it stop
lol
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| Originally posted by MK2 the best thing in eurodance music is when it stop |
XenatR, there are many Euro and HandsUp fans, but you won't find them on this board.
PM me and I'll send you some links to huge forums like this one but for Euro fans
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| Originally posted by XenatR unluckily for you i dont see that happening |
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| Originally posted by HardTranceProd XenatR, there are many Euro and HandsUp fans, but you won't find them on this board. PM me and I'll send you some links to huge forums like this one but for Euro fans |
yikes, I didn't think kai tracid was cheese, I really liked the song "express your hidden passion", it didn't really seem to be made just to move product, at least to me.
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| Originally posted by XenatR oh wow, you must be so cool. im sorry, but i havent even been into the scene longer than 6months, so please, spare me the elitism. that track is fresh to me, and it F*UCKING OWNS |
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