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Posted by RebeL9 on Nov-06-2009 13:06:

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Originally posted by woscar
I STILL like 'Deepest Blue' to this day. As far as commercial, cheesy house it's definitely one of the best songs.

I gotta admit that I had never heard that track before. I like some commercial house but this one was really bad. The vocals are just awful and there is nothing interesting going on in the track for the entire duration.

Posted by saluyamo on Nov-06-2009 13:14:

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Originally posted by Existo22
Hey I am all for you liking this stuff hipster but it all comes down to this. If you want to post here make fun of people into trance

Not to take sides, but can you please quote where he has made fun of trance crackers?

Posted by Scoops on Nov-06-2009 13:47:

the guy used to rock it at ARC in NYC back in the day....

too bad he isn't as popular as he once was in NYC

Posted by boris_the_bear on Nov-06-2009 14:50:

lol great gif

Posted by Sykonee on Nov-06-2009 15:00:

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Originally posted by boris_the_bear
lol great gif

Muttly taught the Duck Hunt Dog everything he knew.

Posted by woscar on Nov-06-2009 15:45:

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Originally posted by RebeL9
I gotta admit that I had never heard that track before. I like some commercial house but this one was really bad. The vocals are just awful and there is nothing interesting going on in the track for the entire duration.

Since when is cheesy, commercial house known for having ANYTHING interesting going on? You would feel differently if you had listened to this track at a time where this was the sort of music that you ate up.

I find it pretty funny that she thinks this is something that will embarrass me. Specially considering how I've never denied liking anything.

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...eesy+commercial

People who are ashamed of their musical tastes, feel "guilty" about liking a song or feel the need to go on the internet and search someone's background just to "prove" said someone had a shitty taste at one point in the past are just pathetic and strongly insecure.

Posted by RebeL9 on Nov-06-2009 16:09:

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Originally posted by woscar
Since when is cheesy, commercial house known for having ANYTHING interesting going on?

I think there are plenty of tunes which are cheesy at the same time as interesting. Such as this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wsl3k2mHDhQ

Posted by woscar on Nov-06-2009 16:57:

Key word in my statement was "known". Since when is cheesy, commercial house music known for having anything interesting going on?

As in any genre, there will be interesting tracks but certainly "interesting" is not the first thing you would think of when cheesy house music is mentioned.

Anyways...I don't like "Deepest Blue" for any other reason than that I like it.

Posted by netroM on Nov-06-2009 20:12:

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Originally posted by netroM in the CHeesy Vocal House/Trance Appreciation Thread

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Posted by hardcore trancer on Nov-07-2009 03:30:

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"I�d much rather have heads down on a dance floor than hands in the air, too me this is a better vibe and more rewarding to me as a DJ as I know my passion is shared"

My god I know that feeling very very well and it is so rare nowadays to get that deep deep feeling from trance being played in fuckin clubs.

I hate this damn city

Posted by freakster on Nov-07-2009 05:07:

john fleming is a legend and a brilliant dj. i respect that he's prepared to speak honestly about how he feels.

love his line about the lie detector test, would love to see the look on most of the top 20 djs if they had one strapped on and were asked about the top 100

Posted by Philby on Nov-07-2009 05:32:

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I think J00F's problem is he seems to be unwilling to play smaller clubs and crowds, where there would be more control over things. By insisting on playing big room venues he's being lumped in with big room trance jocks who can't warm up for shit.

In his blog entry that Existo copy-pasta'd the other day, he was banging on about the lack of superclubs catering for specialist crowds. That's your problem right there, J00Fy. Take a pay cut and play smaller venues and you'll get specialist crowds. Play bigger clubs and you get the lowest common denominator, because it's where the profit is.

they have actually been looking at smaller, more intimate venues for nearly the last 12 months, he played here last year in tasmania, i don't think that many touring dj's play there at all

Posted by FCB_Fanatic on Nov-09-2009 15:04:

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Originally posted by Philby
they have actually been looking at smaller, more intimate venues for nearly the last 12 months, he played here last year in tasmania, i don't think that many touring dj's play there at all

that's one of the reasons he left his former booking agency and set up one himself. His previous agency only booked him the (biggest)events for the highest prices. He "never" played smaller venues as they couldn't pay the price he could get on bigger venues.

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