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| Originally posted by ONION half the tunes listed arent even classics : / |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 "200X"/ |
So why don't you quite whining about it and actually do something to fix the problem ie start producing etc. You guys are such whiners you just bitch and moan all day but never really get around to actually doing anything to improve what the problems are.
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| Originally posted by Psiweaver So why don't you quite whining about it and actually do something to fix the problem ie start producing etc. You guys are such whiners you just bitch and moan all day but never really get around to actually doing anything to improve what the problems are. |
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| Originally posted by Psiweaver So why don't you quite whining about it and actually do something to fix the problem ie start producing etc. You guys are such whiners you just bitch and moan all day but never really get around to actually doing anything to improve what the problems are. |
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| Originally posted by Psiweaver So why don't you quite whining about it and actually do something to fix the problem ie start producing etc. You guys are such whiners you just bitch and moan all day but never really get around to actually doing anything to improve what the problems are. |
Moonman - Galaxia 2005
System F - Cry 2005 remixes
MEDWAY The Bassline Track 2005
The Bassline Track (Luke Chable mix)
The Bassline Track (Jiva Road Rage mix)
chable mix
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| Originally posted by Dj_GtR i can't believe binary finary - 2005 exists.... enough... |
Mauro Picotto - Lizard (2012 remake) (DJ n00b with a cracked copy of Fruity Loops Remix)
Digital Express - The Club (2005 Remixes)
The Oliver Shine remix sounds rather good though. http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF181965-01-01-01.mp3
Out Of The Past - Mystery
Re: "200X"/"classic" Updates...
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 not funny any more |
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| Originally posted by sandstorm03 Moonman - Galaxia 2005 |
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| Originally posted by Erotic Buddha this one's actually quality |
evolution - ayla (andy whitby serge & withenshaw remix)
Oh look another
Neon Lights / Masif DJs [Steve Hill vs D10 / D10 Remixs] :: Fine Day / Cafe De Mar :: Masif
http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/s...ategory=TR@ND=0
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| Originally posted by raydn Oh look another Neon Lights / Masif DJs [Steve Hill vs D10 / D10 Remixs] :: Fine Day / Cafe De Mar :: Masif http://www.chemical-records.co.uk/s...ategory=TR@ND=0 |
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| Originally posted by idoru This truly shows the lack of creativity amongst the scene as of late. Producers are too afraid to push the boundaries that have been set over the past seven years. Look at all of the upcoming producers that have been aired on ASOT and played by many DJs lately and you'll notice that all of their tunes have the same format as before; intro, build-up, breakdown, and end, complete with the same kicks and synths that we've heard time and time again. Record labels who own the rights to these songs see them as easy cash-ins, as people who are new to the scene generally don't know of the older originals, and thus will cream their pants as they spend money on less-than-mediocre remakes. What happened to originality? What happened to producers telling labels, "No, I wont do a 2005 Remix. I want to try something new"? Why are people so afraid to do something that hasn't be done, to actually use their brain? Maybe they just don't want to? Perhaps Trance has reached the point where it's popular enough to warrant "wanting to be famous" as an excuse for starting to produce. Maybe new producers just want to be noticed, and will only produce what sounds like ASOT in a vain attempt to be recognized. I dunno. In any case, these need to stop, and they need to stop now. They're far beyond the point of pathetic. |
I don't really have a problem with new remixes because if a producer likes a track alot they can do what they want with it, for all we know it could even be there favourite track of all time. Who knows? Everybody has a favourite song even djs believe it or not 
and I think alot of producers starting out will agree that the first track/remix they made was of their favourite song.
IMO they are entitled to do there own interpritation of it because 1: It could fit more into the style of the sets they play where as the original doesn't 2: They want a faster version of the original, hence the hard house versions etc.. 3: They really like elements of the original but not all of it. Running out of examples 
but you get what I mean.
Also I can see why people say producers are running out of ideas but I don't get why people say so and so have killed a classic, not trying to cause an argument but the original is not going anywhere is it 
If I don't like a "2005 remix" or whatever it is called I won't buy it or even bother listening to it again if I can help it, simple as that. I will continue to use my favourite version track be it new or old.
was going thro a random old gc cd earlier & came across the BeatPusher rmx of pulser- cloudwalking. Have to say this is an exception to the general rule as it's superb
theres a new remix of insomnia just been made
faithless - insomnia (lee haslam mix)
www.leehaslam.com/
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| Originally posted by Ian^ was going thro a random old gc cd earlier & came across the BeatPusher rmx of pulser- cloudwalking. Have to say this is an exception to the general rule as it's superb |
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| Originally posted by sleepydragon theres a new remix of insomnia just been made faithless - insomnia (lee haslam mix) www.leehaslam.com/ |
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| Originally posted by skip IMO it's a HORRIBLE rape of a great classic! but i loved beat pusher's murto (not the horrible vocal versions though) and rokki (rokki especially, which is such a great tune yet no one seems to know it) |
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