What genre is the most legit in 2011?

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Posted by Trance-M on Oct-06-2011 18:29:

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Originally posted by nefardec
more hipster-house

They must have seen Moses: We Just 1986
Only that was uncountable times better.

Posted by nefardec on Oct-06-2011 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Trance-MB
They must have seen Moses: We Just 1986
Only that was uncountable times better.

yeah, one of the things that bothers me the most about the vid i posted is that they make the point of doing an 80s kind of public access video but they have no look to speak of... whats the point?

Posted by rawbound on Oct-06-2011 20:31:

UK Bass or Bass Music is legit. Never really understood the meaning of it though. Feels like all the 2-step, dubstep, UK funky & future garage geners got out of controll and Bass just covers the whole array of sounds here.

Posted by klappa on Oct-06-2011 20:34:

Posted by Trance-M on Oct-06-2011 20:36:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
yeah, one of the things that bothers me the most about the vid i posted is that they make the point of doing an 80s kind of public access video but they have no look to speak of... whats the point?

I'm pretty sure I saw a little smile on her face, but that must have been because the end was near....I guess.
Even acting that they like what they are doing failed.
The only positive thing is that it looks like the equipment actually is connected to something because of the wires.

Posted by rawbound on Oct-06-2011 20:38:

Regarding DnB, System-J and Ian. Got any good artist album recommendations from 2011? Feel I've fallen a bit behind here as of late.

Posted by Mattsanity. on Oct-06-2011 20:44:

legendary stev� thread right here. at the worst, a top 3 thread of all-time in Music Discussion. someone move it to the Classic old threads / Inactive Forums section when it's all said and done.

Posted by stev� on Oct-06-2011 21:20:

Ha!!! Well, I had to decide what genres are worth my time collecting and playing out. I've had actual weekly paying dj gigs in the past, like actual real money. I know, it was great. But since my son was born I've been on hiatus. He's two now, and things have worked out i can play out again. So now the goal is to get some paying weekly gig, without lowering my standards too far.

lmfao/pitbull/etc = way too low. i will not go that low. i dont need money that bad

im not going to do dubstep because its too samey and everyone and their mom is djing it and its too much PBR dive bar vibe to it.

so that leaves slomo disco house or trouse.

if it were up to me id probably play slomo disco house, despite all the dumb things i criticized about it, but you need the hipster crowd, which is spread too thin out among other weeklies in my area.

so im going to do the trouse/prog thing thats everywhere. its safe, it pays, and its the lowest ill go.

Posted by enydo on Oct-06-2011 23:50:

I'm hoping more in this direction:

Posted by wotyzoid on Oct-07-2011 00:39:

house & techno will always be cool.

Posted by enydo on Oct-07-2011 00:54:

I got that Conforce release on a clear vinyl. Been playing it a lot.

Posted by wotyzoid on Oct-07-2011 01:02:

Word, everything is fire in that record.

Posted by Redd on Oct-07-2011 05:21:

Posted by nefardec on Oct-07-2011 06:37:

Just wanted to introduce y'all to SEAPUNK

http://www.electronicbeats.net/musi...k-oceans-of-fun

http://coralrecords.bandcamp.com/album/seapunk-volume-1-limited-edition-cd-r-splash001

kind of like witch house for the beach. like mermaid house.

Posted by -FSP- on Oct-07-2011 07:40:

When it comes to music, I'm seriously thinking that it's the end of history. I don't think we'll hear anything new, but that's not exactly a bad thing.

Posted by Ian on Oct-07-2011 07:50:

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Originally posted by rawbound
Regarding DnB, System-J and Ian. Got any good artist album recommendations from 2011? Feel I've fallen a bit behind here as of late.

album wise is always a bit weird because I'm often more of a fan of individual tracks from an album than a whole album per se. I do like (and posted a thread about in cdrls) the Unquote album - http://soundcloud.com/medschoolmusi...verberation-box has all of the samples. I also like what I've heard so far (about 50% of) the final ICR d&b album on Fokuz, http://www.junodownload.com/product...-us/1793980-02/

Calibre's got a new album out too this month, I've been waiting a long long time for Who's singing in particular. It's pure calibre, you either love his sounds or not, I do.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Oct-08-2011 08:45:

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Originally posted by rawbound
Regarding DnB, System-J and Ian. Got any good artist album recommendations from 2011? Feel I've fallen a bit behind here as of late.

Cybernetika's new album. Lm1's album. Blue Motion has a nice minimal album out. ASC has an album out at the beginning of November, going to be an ambient record though. Can't wait for that. I haven't heard too many artist albums in 2011, will be catching up as the year comes to a close.

Posted by pzK on Oct-08-2011 11:22:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
Just wanted to introduce y'all to SEAPUNK

http://www.electronicbeats.net/musi...k-oceans-of-fun

http://coralrecords.bandcamp.com/al...-cd-r-splash001

kind of like witch house for the beach. like mermaid house.
Impressed, is that Spears in the What I feel like doing track?

Posted by supersaw abuse on Oct-08-2011 17:06:

quote:
Originally posted by -FSP-
When it comes to music, I'm seriously thinking that it's the end of history. I don't think we'll hear anything new, but that's not exactly a bad thing.

k-pop is the future of music and sooyoung will lead the way

in all seriousness, i think the most exciting stuff in electronic music right now is the new wave of dub techno from guys like lucy, sigha, shed, perc and so on. just nice to have some music that states its intentions from the get-go and makes no compromises as it fucks you up the ass

Posted by nefardec on Oct-09-2011 01:46:

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Originally posted by pzK
Impressed, is that Spears in the What I feel like doing track?

even the techno kids will love Le1f - Saltimore

Posted by rawbound on Oct-10-2011 15:28:

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Originally posted by Redd

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Originally posted by Ian

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J

Thanks guys! Much appreciated.

Posted by Guest on Oct-10-2011 16:05:

quote:
Originally posted by wotyzoid
Word, everything is fire in that record.

Yea its good

Posted by Dj Pluviose on Oct-10-2011 23:18:

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Originally posted by stev�
id like to see girls dancing to 2011 dnb, wheres the youtube of that?

Nah bro many girls will not suck dick for DnB, as a matter of fact, girls will complain if all they are hearing is brostep or bro n bass. Why you think its called Brostep and BroNBass? cuz only guys (BREHZ) listen to it.

girls like more emotional songs. vocal trance preferably for bitches.

dont get me wrong though I respect DnB and Dubstep.

and whats with these fools giving flack to System-J? he just wants to know what the OP is specifically looking for. theres nothing wrong with that.

Posted by mehta on Oct-10-2011 23:34:

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Originally posted by Dj Pluviose
Nah bro many girls will not suck dick for DnB, as a matter of fact, girls will complain if all they are hearing is brostep or bro n bass. Why you think its called Brostep and BroNBass? cuz only guys (BREHZ) listen to it.

girls like more emotional songs. vocal trance preferably for bitches.

dont get me wrong though I respect DnB and Dubstep.

I don't know who you are hanging out with but vocal trance/house is the music they play in gay clubs. Look at some pictures of Shambhala/Burning Man to get an idea of the North American crowd that is out in huge numbers for bass music.

Brostep is a funny genre name but it's hardly male-exclusive stuff. Girls introduced me to Borgore.

Posted by Dj Pluviose on Oct-10-2011 23:41:

hahaha trust me most of the hot bitches ive talked to will say they get tired of listening to brostep dnb over and over and over and over and over and over and over throughout the night.

vocal trance is pretty gay but it does bring the emotional side out of them if they got their boyfriends to cuddle with them during the emotional parts of the song.

the people i hang out with were norcal party goers. they are "clubbers," but the top 40 hip hop type of party goers. not the people like us. most people in San Jose are pretty much mainstream

but fuck all of that shit, give me an epic Trance set featuring the styles of 1997-2002 and I'm sold.

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