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TA is dead
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| Originally posted by Clovis I dunno whether thats epic fail or epic win, but A+ for effort! |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery And I was pointing out that argument has been done to death and is pretty pointless. |
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| Originally posted by RJT A few answers to both (in no particular order): Minilogue |
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| Originally posted by RJT Gui Boratt |
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| Originally posted by RJT Pier Bucci |
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| Originally posted by RJT John Patterson..punisher |
So apparently that was NOT Jason. 
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J It isn't pointless. Listen to a dub track on laptop speakers with no bass. Listen to a love song when you're in a turbulent break-up. Context is hugely important to music, and that includes the equipment you listen to it on. Hell, context is a key part of being a good DJ. Dismissing the argument out of hand is wrong, because there must be a good reason why context doesn't matter, which you haven't yet stated. |
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| Originally posted by HaeD context doesn't matter when you conceptualize music. And the sound system isn't a good argument since my home sound system is better than many club. |
no. but it's really close without drug.
and it's all about knob position not the sound system.
This thread makes me want macaroni and cheese with a seriousness.
in short
dubfire is shit
deep dish were shit
anyone who plays any of dubfire's latest offerings is shit and unimaginative, there's a gajillion other, better records,
that includes mashing ribcage up with several other tracks cos it's such a great tool, man.
you're the tool
The only thing funnier than Rjt seemingly thinking I'm ANF is the fact that for a so called music connasisseur many of the Dj's he named in this thread don't actually Dj at all. You don't get out much do you.
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| Originally posted by HaeD And the sound system isn't a good argument since my home sound system is better than many club. |
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost I'm not suggesting this is always necessary, but there is something to be said for the potential for a quality sound system to accentuate both the positives and deficiencies of a track, enabling you to develop a better informed opinion. |
Quite an entertaining read, this.
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| Originally posted by lolsauce The only thing funnier than Rjt seemingly thinking I'm ANF is the fact that for a so called music connasisseur many of the Dj's he named in this thread don't actually Dj at all. You don't get out much do you. |
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| Originally posted by Az in short dubfire is shit deep dish were shit anyone who plays any of dubfire's latest offerings is shit and unimaginative, there's a gajillion other, better records, that includes mashing ribcage up with several other tracks cos it's such a great tool, man. you're the tool |
"Emissions" is such a piece of shit, I hope the mau5 remixes it just so dubfire's original gets bumped the fuck out of the top10.
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| Originally posted by Az in short dubfire is shit deep dish were shit anyone who plays any of dubfire's latest offerings is shit and unimaginative, there's a gajillion other, better records, that includes mashing ribcage up with several other tracks cos it's such a great tool, man. you're the tool |
Chumbawamba - TubThumping (Dubfire Remix)
fucking awesome track!!
his remix is American Gladiators theme intro is also fantastic.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J It isn't pointless. Listen to a dub track on laptop speakers with no bass. Listen to a love song when you're in a turbulent break-up. Context is hugely important to music, and that includes the equipment you listen to it on. Hell, context is a key part of being a good DJ. Dismissing the argument out of hand is wrong, because there must be a good reason why context doesn't matter, which you haven't yet stated. |
True, but I think the argument here is directed towards those who would be dismissive of context in general. Although listening to music is never really independent of context, a certain context can contribute greatly to a sense of appreciation and meaning, as well as make the listening experience less enjoyable.
But this conversation is extending too far into the issue of 'context,' as it originally just concerned the differences between listening to a track on a club system as opposed to in a bedroom or car.
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| If a track only works in a certain context it's not a very good track. |
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| Originally posted by Paradox Lost True, but I think the argument here is directed towards those who would be dismissive of context in general. I suppose in theory, music is never independent of context (though that is a discussion for a different time and a different forum), but a certain context can contribute greatly to a sense of appreciation and meaning, as well as make the listening experience less enjoyable. But this conversation is extending too far into the issue of 'context,' as it originally just concerned the differences between listening to a track on a club system as opposed to in a bedroom or car. |
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