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Posted by Disco_Gibson on Nov-23-2004 18:50:

The Definition Of 'Banging Prog' Is Inkfish vs David West - Aftermath (Original Mix)

Sorry guys but i had to post this,this tune has absolutely blown me away.never cranked up a prog tune so loud in a long time as i did this.its hard to believe how banging this is.bass kick is lethal.
sounds a bit like Neandethal - Animal (Unknown Mix)

Check it out if you havent already.

Anyone know anything similar?

Cheers!


Posted by Jakhira on Nov-23-2004 19:03:

I prefer the Mercurio remix


Posted by Syncopation on Nov-23-2004 20:43:

Check out-->
Inkfish - Acting Out (part II)
LSG - Infectious (S.A.S. Mix)
recent releases from Propulsion (label)


Posted by zshev on Nov-24-2004 11:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Pumaz
I prefer the Mercurio remix


ditto


Posted by Dj Dissent on Nov-24-2004 11:46:

Alot of max grahamas work is what I defy as banging prog


Posted by Billabong on Nov-24-2004 12:05:

Why do you have to define a genre,? just listen to it, appreciate it. For all that matters is that you like it, not what genre it is.


Posted by Light The Fuse on Nov-24-2004 15:00:

Banging prog? -

Outlaws inc. - Nightvisions (timeless tunes)


Posted by Disco_Gibson on Nov-25-2004 08:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Billabong
Why do you have to define a genre,? just listen to it, appreciate it. For all that matters is that you like it, not what genre it is.


go away

any more bangin prog tracks guys?


Posted by Billabong on Nov-25-2004 11:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Disco_Gibson
go away

any more bangin prog tracks guys?


I would but I forgot, I'm not four anymore, any in a playground.


Posted by Disco_Gibson on Nov-25-2004 14:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Billabong
Why do you have to define a genre,? just listen to it, appreciate it. For all that matters is that you like it, not what genre it is.


wot are you,a hippy? i can define a genre if i want.

'listen to it,appreciate it' wot the hell is that supposed to mean?

is there something wrong with tryin to find specific types of tunes i like?

'for all that matters is that you like it' yes i do like it,wots your point?

go a preach your hippy tree hugging ideals elsewhere young man


Posted by Billabong on Nov-25-2004 15:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Disco_Gibson
wot are you,a hippy? i can define a genre if i want.

'listen to it,appreciate it' wot the hell is that supposed to mean?

is there something wrong with tryin to find specific types of tunes i like?

'for all that matters is that you like it' yes i do like it,wots your point?

go a preach your hippy tree hugging ideals elsewhere young man


Well i've never hugged trees and being far from a hippy. I'm not sure what brand of defence your using but it really dosnt make much sense. Everywhere is full of people trying to define new so called "cool" genres, there is no such thing as banging prog. And further more people should just listen to the music. There really isn't much restraint on finding music. So i don't see why people have to be lazy and ask people for examples.

Its like going to a record shop is to much work, then searching on the internet is to much work.

Furthermore resorting to insults is the last attempt of a desperate person trying to use childish name calling in an attempt to justify their point/actions.


Posted by Disco_Gibson on Nov-25-2004 22:32:

quote:
Originally posted by Billabong
So i don't see why people have to be lazy and ask people for examples.


so your content with finding out about music through limited means? ie goin to your local record shop,listening endlessly to hours of vinyl and then maybe putting on mtv dance and waiting for somethin to surprise you?

i am here to expand my knowledge and love for edm.i have helped alot of others get into artists they might not have found out through other means.

we are all here to share information on our favourite artists/tracks.

is that such a crime mr billabong?


Posted by tubularbills on Nov-25-2004 23:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj Dissent
Alot of max grahamas work is what I defy as banging prog


Airtight +1


Posted by Billabong on Nov-26-2004 13:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Disco_Gibson
so your content with finding out about music through limited means? ie goin to your local record shop,listening endlessly to hours of vinyl and then maybe putting on mtv dance and waiting for somethin to surprise you?

we are all here to share information on our favourite artists/tracks.

is that such a crime mr billabong?


I was just simply pointing out the fact that i dont know why people feel the need to define every song they come across into what the deem acceptable groupings. And yes as someone that plays records, i feel a great sense of accomplishment when i come accross a song that has been listen to very little. Its a great rush when you pick up a record and give it a listen and tihnk "wow" ive found a great song here.

Most dj's work using this method, and most people that use the music legally use this method, or via web sites like the late only-dj's and chemical records to name some.

And furthermore a better question would be to ask for songs in the vain of, isntead of trying to define some mystery genre on your own, and i was only merely pointing out my opinion, which everyone is allowed too.

I never resorted to pointless name calling. And patronising someone with stupid comments about mtv dance is really quiet pointless.

If you can't take people's opinions is they don't line in with yours, you will be having arguments forever.



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