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Posted by 3xx3r7 on Oct-20-2004 00:47:

Better producer...

I would choose Push. Although, it is a hard one.

Posted by XeQtOr on Oct-20-2004 08:21:

L-Vee is imo the better one.. Most M.I.K.E. tracks just sound the same imo.. He could vary his style abit and he'd be the better producer..

Posted by Fundamental on Oct-20-2004 09:50:

L-Vee

Posted by Cloud on Oct-20-2004 11:55:

P
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One of my gods

Posted by nettwerk on Oct-20-2004 12:03:

Indeed it's a tough one. But I'll have to go with Airwave; IMHO, M.I.K.E. is a bit irregular with the quality of his tracks, L-Vee is a bit more average.
Just mt two cents

Posted by EMER on Oct-20-2004 12:07:

..both made super tracks.industry is 1 of my fav tunes but the real belgian beefcake is mike...

Posted by TOR on Oct-20-2004 14:55:

this has been done before, and it's still a very tough choice for me, but i'll go with Mike again.. in terms of classics, he has an edge over Lolo

Posted by itsTrueSonic on Oct-20-2004 15:25:

hard question there ..
but i like uplifting stuff, so i chose l-vee

Posted by websley on Oct-21-2004 15:07:

Didn't like the spacey stuff anyway, I'd choose Airwave!

Posted by TheVrk on Oct-22-2004 01:33:

ooooohhh, real tuff choice,
but i voted MIKE

Posted by Cobalt on Oct-22-2004 22:55:

It's a very close contest, but I feel L-Vee has proven himself the more versatile of the two.

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Oct-23-2004 00:08:

L-Vee.

Posted by DjSimonB on Oct-25-2004 17:12:

Didn't we have this a while ago as a sticky? Never mind..

I prefer MIKE, I love his sound, he's made some of my favourite tunes ever. Laurent has made some good tunes too but a lot of average ones IMO.

Posted by M1cro5lave on Oct-26-2004 13:47:

L-Vee

They're both just as good imo. Votes Airwave by a margin.

Posted by TrancE OasiS on Oct-27-2004 09:14:

L-Vee, tough choice tho

Posted by XYSHOOR on Oct-27-2004 17:25:

L-Vee

Posted by Sand Leaper on Oct-27-2004 19:16:

M.I.K.E, simply because he is more versatile. (Scanner/Calling The Freak/Liquid Overdose/early USA Recs. releases)

Posted by nwopper on Oct-31-2004 12:09:

I like both...so I am not gonna choose....

Posted by ToF on Nov-02-2004 06:50:

easy choice for me, the one who got me into trance - m.i.k.e

Posted by Shahar on Nov-08-2004 19:52:

M.I.K.E !

Posted by isoterra on Nov-09-2004 11:26:

I would say L-vee was the more versatile of the two... as in, I can spot a MIKE track a mile off most of the time yet L-vee uses less samey sounds. However MIKE's tunes normally sound better produced overall than L-vee's, as a rule... I've heard some almost amatuerish sounding production from L-vee on some tracks (albeit only a few). They've both done tunes I love & tunes I hate... the only really deciding factor is that L-vee hasn't really had any *big* hits... tunes like Strange World, Legacy, Universal Nation, Silverbath... so weighing it up I'd have to go for MIKE.

Posted by st3nc on Nov-13-2004 22:43:

push

Posted by XYSHOOR on Nov-14-2004 17:26:

L-Vee remixes are better IMO.

Posted by SashaLitvinoff on Nov-14-2004 22:13:

Plastic Boy no doubt

Posted by 3xx3r7 on Nov-25-2004 05:09:

quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
I would say L-vee was the more versatile of the two... as in, I can spot a MIKE track a mile off most of the time yet L-vee uses less samey sounds. However MIKE's tunes normally sound better produced overall than L-vee's, as a rule... I've heard some almost amatuerish sounding production from L-vee on some tracks (albeit only a few). They've both done tunes I love & tunes I hate... the only really deciding factor is that L-vee hasn't really had any *big* hits... tunes like Strange World, Legacy, Universal Nation, Silverbath... so weighing it up I'd have to go for MIKE.

Looks like you haven't listened to Push's stuff under his other aliases.

Try listening to Liquid Overdose - Pure Glide and tell me that you can recognize Push a mile away in that track.

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