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| Originally posted by stev�sto no. you just happen to like his music, thats all. so what if i make an offensive remark questioning him being genuine. |
HMmmm. Yes, this thread has gone well. 
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| Originally posted by Clovis No, because INDEPENDENT of whether or not I like Radio Slave, he's been DJing in clubs since 1992 and been a fixture in the UK scene and dance music in general since then. The guy has a history. He's paid his dues to get where he's at, so to say he must have sucked a lot of cock to get where he is is flat out wrong and an amazing display of total ignorance. And saying Radio Slave is an unoriginal name for production whilst going under the forum guise "stev�sto" is fucking comedy. |
Steve:
Straws: Keep grasping at them.
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| Originally posted by stev�sto man you are one angry little guy. chill out. what you described is whats wrong with the dance world. there are so many djs out there that are permanently fixed as a resident someplace that have no business being up there. but they stay up there, boring the piss out of everyone and clearing dancefloors, because they "paid their dues", or they came out with a track that got heavy rotation. the fact that he's been doing this since 1992 is scary, what has he been doing wrong all these years i wonder? and yea i think my name is a helluva lot more interesting than radio slave, not as a dj name but a forum name. |
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| Originally posted by Clovis Radio Slave bored the piss out of no one when I saw him play in Miami and in LA last, in two separate clubs full of dancing folks. So really, again, you're talking out of your fucking ass. Also, angry? Not so much, but I am going to call you the fuck out when you refuse to understand that your narrow POV is incorrect and factually wrong. |
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| Originally posted by stev�sto i saw him in miami, it was boring. theres other people in this thread that have already mentioned a similiar experience. how can my POV be factually incorrect? facts? what facts? this is a difference of opinion. im making an assumption his music has gotten exposure because of good marketing and promotion and, as you pointed out, because he's been in this since forever. |
oh the lulz
it's become glaringly obvious to me in the last month or so that rob doesn't do nearly enough drugs 
Those days are pretty far behind me at this point. 
Just don't enjoy doing them so much anymore.
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| Originally posted by Az it's become glaringly obvious to me in the last month or so that rob doesn't do nearly enough drugs |
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Originally posted by RJT It's called "baiting" and boy did you ever bite - which is part of what makes all this so entertaining for me. ![]() |
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| Originally posted by RJT Those days are pretty far behind me at this point. ![]() Just don't enjoy doing them so much anymore. |
To put an end to this argument. It is not a question of taste.
Repetition, looping, teasing, endless intros, have been part of the electronic music world for a long, long time.
What deadmau5 does is not the same thing. It's a formula for a melody, and I posted an example couple of pages ago. Same freaking tune, same freaking arpeggios, same freaking 8th note.
RS uses a formula for a general mood and flow, for general rythm. Some tracks I hate, some tracks are classics to me.
But it is ridiculous to argue that it's only a question of subjectivity, especially when you first called for objective arguments.
And please, Rob, get your shit straight, and stop following stupid "I cant admit I was wrong" internet guides
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| Originally posted by Clovis Not sometimes, but always. |
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| Originally posted by julien2 Oh yeah, the good old "I was just kidding technique". Is that #3 in the guide ? You fail So you are saying RS rose to fame and beat his stuff to death in a year, just like deadmau5 ? please, get your act straight. he's been in the industry for way longer. |


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| Originally posted by Clovis I think you would again in the right context. Sometimes, just being off your tits by yourself in the middle of a dark dancefloor with a bunch of people and a good DJ is the best feeling in the world, imo. Not always, but sometimes. |
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| Originally posted by julien2 To put an end to this argument. It is not a question of taste. Repetition, looping, teasing, endless intros, have been part of the electronic music world for a long, long time. What deadmau5 does is not the same thing. It's a formula for a melody. RS uses a formula for a general mood and flow. And please, Rob, get your shit straight, and stop following stupid "I cant admit I was wrong" internet guides |
I'm sure I'll grow out of the insane partying too, but I can appreciate both.
Which time at Pawn Shop are you talking about? You weren't sober either time 
Anyway, just to clear some things up. Radio Slave hasn't always been just Matt Edwards, for a while it was him and Serge Santiago. Matt as a DJ has been around for ages, same with Serge, but as the production team he and Serge started the Radio Slave moniker maybe four years ago?
So to say something like he "sucked a lot of cock to get where is" just shows you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. And now that you've let that nice little piece of information about yourself slide, Steve, your opinion is completely null and void. Quite frankly, no one cares who the fuck you saw in Miami...did you happen to attend anything at Nikki Beach? My guess would be yes, enjoy the rest of your musical journey poppet.
i think it was fairly obvious rob wasn't being entirely serious from the outset 
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| Originally posted by Clovis The fact that you thought he was boring is your opinion, and a singular one, since the majority of the people there enjoyed themselves a lot. He managed to refill a thinning crowd at 5am by dropping a new tune him & his gf have made which is really good and unlike most of his other stuff. As for the facts, I just posted them. He's been in it for years and is respected by his peers, and most folks in the industry, no dick sucking has gone down whatsoever. If anything he has folks trying to get on his jock all the time hoping for something in return. That is not my opinion, that is fact, I.E. what is actually going on IN THE WORLD, and not what is going on in the made up story of Radio Slave's success in your head. |
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| Originally posted by stev�sto "sucking cock" ranges from moving speakers around/hanging up plastic, to kissing ass and bribery. or did you actually think of the literal sense? your facts suck. you dont know what's really going on with these people, you dont know them personally, maybe you exchanged a few words but that is nothing to knowing a true story. i could care less about this dude! he's just like dubfire, they sound real similiar and both have music that is as uncreative as their names. i dont care about him so much, but you do! |
It's cute though, kind of endearing.
is stevesto best buds with bobba lou?
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| Originally posted by RJT You have got to be fucking kidding me. ![]() You really thought I was seriously asking if people could provide an objective reason as to why Radio Slave is better than Deadmau5? |
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| And the only reason you're saying anything about RS being in the industry for so long is because Clovis just posted the same thing - and his "rise to fame" was relatively quick, and rooted in a distinct style, so the comparison is as apt as I can imagine it can be. |
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| Originally posted by julien2 Yeah, it's quite easy to say that now, when the original post stated that clearly. Thank god for the internet. |
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| Originally posted by julien2 Yeah, obviously I need clovis to tell me that he has been in the industry for a long time.... |
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