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Posted by nec on Dec-26-2004 11:56:

best Markus Schulz style tracks

Which are they for you?


Posted by Massive on Dec-26-2004 11:57:

what is supposed to be 'Markus Schulz style' ? McProg? (No offence to fans of the "genre" )


Posted by nec on Dec-26-2004 12:05:

Yeah, progressive.


Posted by Massive on Dec-26-2004 12:07:

heh. this thread really don't make sense,

you can't just say markus schulz = progressive = markus schulz.
here we go again..

if you need good markus schulz style tracks.. take a look at his Global DJ Broadcast playlists and get the ones he plays out every week


Posted by nec on Dec-26-2004 12:13:

Good, but I want to hear your opinions.


Posted by DJ_Hailstone on Dec-26-2004 12:41:

Markus Schulz pres Elevation - Clear Blue


Posted by sym on Dec-26-2004 20:08:

Schulz is not really progressive. But yeah, just check the tracklist request forums, and get anything he plays.... it all sounds the same


Posted by Ory on Dec-26-2004 20:15:

Markus Schulz is not progressive, bitch.


Posted by Jasperovitsj on Dec-26-2004 20:28:

And another thread down the drain!


Posted by Eis on Dec-26-2004 20:32:

How can someone just say Markus Schulz isn't prog? I think it's up to the masses to decide not some know-it-all-traceaddict . Sry a bit troll there but anyways, I think what he plays is somewhat prog.


Posted by Ory on Dec-26-2004 20:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Eis
How can someone just say Markus Schulz isn't prog? I think it's up to the masses to decide not some know-it-all-traceaddict . Sry a bit troll there but anyways, I think what he plays is somewhat prog.


How is it progressive? How the bloody hell can it be progressive when it's the same formulaic crap he's been playing/producing for the past year? Do you even know that progressive means?

Dumb. Ass.


Posted by Durrrtysouth on Dec-26-2004 20:41:

Ory get the fuck out of this thread you troll!


Posted by sym on Dec-26-2004 20:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
Ory get the fuck out of this thread you troll!


get a clue, he speaks the truth.


Posted by Zombie0915 on Dec-26-2004 20:53:

My favorites of this style are the G&D tunes from 2003, Particularly the one on my CD player at the moment, I think its Gabriel - Wave 3, which might be earlier than 2003. But right in that time before their essential mix last year, they had some killer sounds in circulation.

It kinda has the same vibe that the infamous McProg gives off but its synths are a little different and it messes with my head better than the markus playlist, although I'm sure if they were new markus would still be pounding the hell out of that selection.


Posted by smallSHEEP on Dec-26-2004 21:09:

Tbh he does play a lot of progressive trance, with a smattering of trance, progressive house and breaks.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-26-2004 21:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
How is it progressive? How the bloody hell can it be progressive when it's the same formulaic crap he's been playing/producing for the past year? Do you even know that progressive means?

Dumb. Ass.


Do you? All progressive means is the bassline changes key every 4 bars, to give the feel of progression in the track. The rest of the track is built to accentuate that feel.


Posted by Ory on Dec-26-2004 21:15:

I've given up on Schulz. Every time I listen to one of his GDJB sets, I go "boooring". I skip ahead 20 minutes into the set, and it seems like the same track is playing.


Posted by smallSHEEP on Dec-26-2004 21:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
I've given up on Schulz. Every time I listen to one of his GDJB sets, I go "boooring". I skip ahead 20 minutes into the set, and it seems like the same track is playing.


What kind of music do you like then, just want to know where your comming from?


Posted by Durrrtysouth on Dec-26-2004 21:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
I've given up on Schulz. Every time I listen to one of his GDJB sets, I go "boooring". I skip ahead 20 minutes into the set, and it seems like the same track is playing.


I feel the same way about Digweed's sets. Although a few times I have listened closely only to find it was still the same song playing after 20 minutes.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-26-2004 21:21:

quote:
Originally posted by smallSHEEP
What kind of music do you like then, just want to know where your comming from?


He likes the incredibly underground genre of electro, because it isn't overplayed. Or so he says.


Posted by Ory on Dec-26-2004 21:27:

quote:
Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
He likes the incredibly underground genre of electro, because it isn't overplayed. Or so he says.


No.

Check the top20 of 2004 thread for my list. Of course, it only includes tracks from this year, and all of them are pretty well known, as I haven't had time to dig into the not-so known stuff.

The reason I like underground stuff? Well, someone has to explore. Otherwise we'll be stuck listening to Probspot this time next year. But I only like the underground stuff if it's good. I don't go pulling a J00F, and playing crap psytrance tracks just because they're unknown.


Posted by Durrrtysouth on Dec-26-2004 21:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
, and playing crap psytrance tracks just because they're unknown.


your a DJ?

you must share some of your sets with us, I would love to hear your SUPPERIOR choice in music.


Posted by Durrrtysouth on Dec-26-2004 21:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
your a DJ?

you must share some of your sets with us, I would love to hear your SUPERIOR choice in music.


Posted by smallSHEEP on Dec-26-2004 21:47:

Dunno

I find it very interesting that people don't think markus plays a lot of progressive trance. It sounds to me very much like the kind of progressive trance i was listening to in 1997 and 1998 and don't see what the fuss is all about, maybe you guys only go into progressive in the last couple of years and got stuck into the housy deep progressive mentalitly or something?


Posted by Ory on Dec-26-2004 21:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
your a DJ?

you must share some of your sets with us, I would love to hear your SUPPERIOR choice in music.


No, I don't. But you'll see... or rather, hear, when I get some decks. Whenever that is.


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