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Posted by Arraias on Jun-20-2006 00:46:

quote:
Originally posted by RebeL9
I officially declare Scooter as the worst electronic dance music producer of all time.
They are responsible of thousands of cases of bleeding ears.


Haha ... Scooter is one of the worst's ... by the way anyone know's moped ... Haha check these tracks here ... sweet child o mine and livin' on a prayer and the outtakes ...
www.emmetonline.co.uk/moped/music.htm


Posted by bajeda on Jun-20-2006 02:06:

Re: The 15 worst electronic dance music records of all time.

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
4. Dr Spin 'Tetris' (Carpet)

A cash-in that made 'Trip To Trumpton' sound like 'Strings Of Life', this record was condemned as "really tacky" by no greater authority on the subject than Ray Slinjngaard - aka that bloke out of 2 Unlimited. A hideous dance reworking of the Nintendo theme, this was spawned by the production team who topped the charts two years previously with 'Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini'. But to fully understand the dark forces at work behind this record, you have to look to the credit for "executive producer". Oh Christ, I'll call you back. It's Andrew Lloyd Webber. Honestly.


arrggghhhhhh! why did you have to mention that stupid itsy bitsy piece of shit bikini song! ever since it was in some stupid bloody commercial that was on all the time one summer whenever I heard the song or someone metions it I start hearing it playing in my head!! its so bad but so fucking catchy.

GET OUT OF MY HEAD!!


Posted by Derivative on Jun-20-2006 07:46:

quote:
Originally posted by generic

that explains a lot

I completely forgot about that doop thing, truely disgusting.
Scooter's quality speaks for itself tbh.

quote:
SCOOTER! Back in the house! YEAH!
Get off your shirts and wait for further instructions
Starting the "microphone business" I've got one message for the next decade.
Move Your Ass!

All right posse!
Keep it up!
Hardcore!!!



In all fairness you did choose to omit the greatest line of Move Your Ass! which is:

'Its nice to be important but its more important to be nice!'

then it goes:

'POSSSSSSSEEEEEEEEEEE!! UUUUU KEEP THE SPIRIT ALIVE! COME ON! DOOF DOOF DOOF DOOF!'

That second bit isnt quite as good but scooter kicked all kinds of kung fu ass on that record in the first half - Waiting for Spring. Cosmos. Rhapsody in E.

Then it kinds of slides down into DJ shout outs and the abomination called 'Friends' but its saved by 'Raving in Mexico' which is hilariously off kilter. Any song that starts with a spastic MC going 'WE'RE GETTING FARSTER! THIS. IS THE *REAL* HARD. CORE!' has to be good god damn it.

The genius of Scooter on this album is realised in the last track, 'Faster Harder Scooter' where they start obviously looping crowd noises and Baxter's mongoloid MCing. Prior to that point the whole album is like a recorded live show. HAH!

BET YOU DIDNT THINK OF THAT, DID YOU HOLST?

Soundclips are forthcoming you fucking cynical bastards.


Posted by PlasticSoul on Jun-20-2006 13:14:

dont mess with barbie gUrl...


Posted by fbgdavidson on Jun-20-2006 22:05:

What?

No DJ Alligator?


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Jun-20-2006 22:08:

quote:
Originally posted by fbgdavidson
What?

No DJ Alligator?


dj alligator lolipop js 16 remix was ace


Posted by LaiaMartin on Jun-21-2006 11:37:

Re: The 15 worst electronic dance music records of all time.

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
15. Aqua 'Barbie Girl' (Universal)

Should be #1. nuff said.


PWN!


Posted by [N]�k|��[Z] on Jul-21-2006 22:53:

you bastard!.. ill have you know that named some of my fave tracks in there.

undercover - baker street.. how dare you!
fuck macarena... that was a quality find on hard up recs
doop was innovative for its time [94]
rednex ... if it hadnt have been for cotton eyed joe i WOULD have been married a long time ago
im glad you didnt say skin up - a juicy red apple or serious words would have exchanged mister!

oceanic.. you swine.. that was a great track for its time adding euphoria to the united states of kingdomshire back in 93

and tbh... dj miko didnt do too bad a job of a emo/greb slur of a tune did he?


EDIT: i just realised jan that you didnt compile this list therefore you are forgiven


Posted by Ivand on Jul-22-2006 03:47:

quote:
Originally posted by [N]�k|��[Z]
you bastard!.. ill have you know that named some of my fave tracks in there.

undercover - baker street.. how dare you!
fuck macarena... that was a quality find on hard up recs
doop was innovative for its time [94]
rednex ... if it hadnt have been for cotton eyed joe i WOULD have been married a long time ago
im glad you didnt say skin up - a juicy red apple or serious words would have exchanged mister!

oceanic.. you swine.. that was a great track for its time adding euphoria to the united states of kingdomshire back in 93

and tbh... dj miko didnt do too bad a job of a emo/greb slur of a tune did he?


EDIT: i just realised jan that you didnt compile this list therefore you are forgiven



so you only like shitty music?


Posted by Sand Leaper on Jul-22-2006 12:07:

quote:
Originally posted by [N]�k|��[Z]
you bastard!.. ill have you know that named some of my fave tracks in there.

undercover - baker street.. how dare you!
fuck macarena... that was a quality find on hard up recs
doop was innovative for its time [94]
rednex ... if it hadnt have been for cotton eyed joe i WOULD have been married a long time ago
im glad you didnt say skin up - a juicy red apple or serious words would have exchanged mister!

oceanic.. you swine.. that was a great track for its time adding euphoria to the united states of kingdomshire back in 93

and tbh... dj miko didnt do too bad a job of a emo/greb slur of a tune did he?


EDIT: i just realised jan that you didnt compile this list therefore you are forgiven


I actually haven't heard that many tracks from the list, but Fuck The Macarena is a DREADFUL gimmick gabber track, despite being a gigantic pisstake (and a pretty funny one too).

Click here if you're feeling brave

Doop was prolly a "novelty" track when it first came out but my god, those charleston samples make me want to repeatedly stab my ears with a rusty breadknife.


Posted by jdat on Jul-22-2006 12:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
I actually haven't heard that many tracks from the list, but Fuck The Macarena is a DREADFUL gimmick gabber track, despite being a gigantic pisstake (and a pretty funny one too).

Click here if you're feeling brave

Doop was prolly a "novelty" track when it first came out but my god, those charleston samples make me want to repeatedly stab my ears with a rusty breadknife.



oh geez that sample actually makes me love the original and hate the bootleg.

Utter rubbishhhhhhhhhhhh


***covers ears *****


Posted by Psionic on Jul-22-2006 17:08:

But I like Cotton-Eyed Joe!

This list should be mostly DJ Alligator and Scooter tracks.


Posted by [N]�k|��[Z] on Jul-22-2006 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
I actually haven't heard that many tracks from the list, but Fuck The Macarena is a DREADFUL gimmick gabber track, despite being a gigantic pisstake (and a pretty funny one too).

Click here if you're feeling brave

Doop was prolly a "novelty" track when it first came out but my god, those charleston samples make me want to repeatedly stab my ears with a rusty breadknife.


no need for a sample.. ive got it on 12"



bought it the week it came out in like 95 or whenever it was, i am all that is man


Posted by Sand Leaper on Jul-22-2006 19:42:

quote:
Originally posted by [N]�k|��[Z]
no need for a sample.. ive got it on 12"



bought it the week it came out in like 95 or whenever it was, i am all that is man


I know, the sample was mainly for erm, "educational" purposes


Posted by pvdAngel on Jul-22-2006 19:45:

Don't forget DJ Otzi. He's on my list of gaylords.


Posted by teknomonki on Jul-22-2006 19:51:

The Mixmag magazine article also included Delerium "Silence" and if I remember correctly it said something like...

"The record that led to many pre-menstrual sounding women singing tracks such as Iio's 'Rapture' and so on. Also, who really needs to see a cyber kid cry?"

This is yet another reason why MixMag is a total fuckin rag useful only for when the toilet paper has disappeared.


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