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Originally posted by thesuperfunk Take your head out of your arse ... the man produced 'Call On Me' ffs Personally i think one of his best achievements is 'Bass-Ism', co-produced with Marcus Stork

It's not really think its fair to compare Fading Like a Flower with Call On Me, is it? There is a huge fucking difference. I'm regarding the fact that Prydz probably produced Call On Me just to make some $$$ and Call On Me is still a fucking mindblower compared to that crap Porky referred to as a Prydz production.

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Originally posted by hustler It's not really think its fair to compare Fading Like a Flower with Call On Me, is it? There is a huge fucking difference. I'm regarding the fact that Prydz probably produced Call On Me just to make some $$$ and Call On Me is still a fucking mindblower compared to that crap Porky referred to as a Prydz production.

Whats the difference? both tracks were blatantly produced to make some $$$

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Originally posted by thesuperfunk Whats the difference? both tracks were blatantly produced to make some $$$

And that one of them is utter crap while the other one actually was pretty decent the first 1000 times you heard it.

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Originally posted by hustler You mean Dancing DJs vs Roxette - Fading Like A Flower? Come on mate, do you really think the same man who produced Aftermath would make a tune like this. Give me a break.

well he did make call on me....

You only call it crap because it made it to radio. Once it gets there BAM! it sucks. Them ginos and top 40 club get their hands on it. Then again, the video probably didnt help either.

You only call it crap because it made it to radio. Once it gets there BAM! it sucks. Them ginos and top 40 club get their hands on it. Then again, the video probably didnt help either.

i never said it was crap, i merely implied that someone like eric prydz is capable of making a song like aftermath and making something CHEESY like call on me

I never said call on me was bad i said it was cheese

And if you disagree, that sampling a steve winwood song from the early 80s is cheesey, then I will pray for you before i go to sleep tonight

prydz never made call on me to make money
it was a bootleg and before he knew it it was being played everywhere
he produced it as a joke originally

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Originally posted by Scolomon he produced it as a joke originally

oh well, not really..

I like it...

Hustler....that PVD quote in your sig is awesome.

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Originally posted by Braxen oh well, not really..

he has admitted so in many interviews so yeah, really

ok, here is story as i heard it. eric didn't produce it all. retarded & mafia (now known as retarded funk) produced the original bootleg in late 2001 (i think). and they did it as a fun thing but they sent it out to some friends and they liked it and said they should try to release it. so they emailed steve winwood and asked him for permission for using the sample but he declined. so they gave the track out on mp3 instead and when an mp3releasegroup got the hands of it they labeled it Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon (aka Together) - Call On Me, mostly because the track really had the same sound & style of "so much love to give".

Next thing you know this track is being spread around the internet like wildfire. and then a vinyl is pressed up from the mp3. the vinyl was credited to bangalter & falcon. it wasn't until 2004 when eric heard about this and decided to help the boys in the retarded funk out and help them get the track released. so he went to m.o.s. with the track and they signed it, and managed to clear the sample. after the clearing of the sample, steve winwood provided new vocals and eric did a touchup of the track to make it sound better and also took away a drop in the buildup that was in the original bootleg. and the funny part is. after the track got big and even tho the original versio is stated as the eric prydz vs. retarded funk original mix. eric managed to gain all credit for the track. even tho he didn't do that much.

solved

*claps*

Thanks actually for that story. I love how tracks get put together sometimes

oh yeah, and i still like the track

the steve angello remix of it isnt bad

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Originally posted by iLL All yours, wear it with pryd my mafia friend

i'm stealing it too

Swedish Mafia Alliance is born!!!

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Originally posted by arturob Sex and Sun - remix is awesome!

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Originally posted by InterMilan31 Slammin FTW

DAMN RIGHT!! Older Prydz FTW! First heard about him from Slammin' then later when Call On Me got released I did a Cuz i forgot who he was

BTW

Inner City - Good Life (Eric Prydz Mix) FTMFW!! When it was dropped in Miami last year I almost died lol

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Originally posted by LiGHT78 Hustler....that PVD quote in your sig is awesome.

Well thank you

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Originally posted by montana ok, here is story as i heard it. eric didn't produce it all. retarded & mafia (now known as retarded funk) produced the original bootleg in late 2001 (i think). and they did it as a fun thing but they sent it out to some friends and they liked it and said they should try to release it. so they emailed steve winwood and asked him for permission for using the sample but he declined. so they gave the track out on mp3 instead and when an mp3releasegroup got the hands of it they labeled it Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon (aka Together) - Call On Me, mostly because the track really had the same sound & style of "so much love to give". Next thing you know this track is being spread around the internet like wildfire. and then a vinyl is pressed up from the mp3. the vinyl was credited to bangalter & falcon. it wasn't until 2004 when eric heard about this and decided to help the boys in the retarded funk out and help them get the track released. so he went to m.o.s. with the track and they signed it, and managed to clear the sample. after the clearing of the sample, steve winwood provided new vocals and eric did a touchup of the track to make it sound better and also took away a drop in the buildup that was in the original bootleg. and the funny part is. after the track got big and even tho the original versio is stated as the eric prydz vs. retarded funk original mix. eric managed to gain all credit for the track. even tho he didn't do that much.

Thank you for clearing the mess up.

Everything i thought i disliked about the man simply disappeared when Cirez D hit the scene.. Or what do you say to.. Every single Cirez d release? If you like one.. You want them all!

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Originally posted by montana ok, here is story as i heard it. ... eric managed to gain all credit for the track. even tho he didn't do that much.

are you sure about that? i haven't heard the original bootleg (i think) but if eric "didn't do that much", how come it sounds just like his sound around that time?

anyway, i have an old promo cd (actually promo mp3s) i got from one of his friends a couple of years back, just after he got his first hit "mr jingles". it's pretty cool, he has some cheesy house on there but also some nice attempts at something more electro, in a way a bit ahead of his time..

should post some clips..

i've heard that retarded funk played around with the sample, send it to prydz, he saw the potential and was like 'omg i die this can be good' .. and then they made the track together ..

i heard eric prydz gave dj falcon a handjob around that time and he signed over the rights to the song

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