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Posted by sandstorm03 on May-16-2005 17:47:

David West - Carrier / Envy Vs Synergy - Hello Strings

David West - Carrier / Envy
Label: Silver Planet
Catalog#: SILVER064
Format: 12"
Country: UK
Released: Feb 2005
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breaks



Tracklisting:
A Carrier (6:24)
B Envy (7:25)

http://www.discogs.com/release/403985

carrier

envy

Synergy - Hello Strings

more images Label: Armind
Catalog#: ARMD1014
Format: 12"
Country: Netherlands
Released: Apr 2005
Genre: Electronic
Style: Trance, Progressive Trance
Notes: Written By Andreas Hermansson / David Westerlund


Tracklisting:
A Hello Strings (Original Mix)
B Hello Strings (Flash Brothers Remix)
Remix - Flash Brothers

http://www.discogs.com/release/442962

orig mix


IMO Hello strings is quite a pile of over-rated crap. Its probably one of Wests worst tracks. I think its over-hyped to hell, and people should look to his other stuff.

Carrier/Envy are amazing imo. Carrier is the more melodic breaks, where Envy is a bit more bassy. Kinda reminds me of northern exposure tipe stuff. Anyway i think this release is getting over looked. I think im going to order a second copy.


Posted by UWM on May-16-2005 17:49:

Umm new releases / review forum anyone?


Posted by TOR on May-16-2005 17:50:

Hello Strings has grown on me, but i still don't really like it.. it's kinda cheesy.

Carrier/Envy = brilliant


Posted by sandstorm03 on May-16-2005 17:51:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Umm new releases / review forum anyone?


i didnt know we had one...

anyway I made this to compair the tracks since its the "same" artist (synergy = west & inkfish), and not to really review them. But that kinda goes hand in hand.

But you can move it at your delight.


Posted by UWM on May-16-2005 17:56:

Well no I can't move it actually. And I didn't actually take the time to read that it was a comparison of West's works instead of just reviewing the tracks so it's all good with me


Posted by sandstorm03 on May-16-2005 18:00:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Well no I can't move it actually. And I didn't actually take the time to read that it was a comparison of West's works instead of just reviewing the tracks so it's all good with me


lay off the haterade


Posted by Dj Dissent on May-16-2005 18:18:

quote:
Originally posted by TOR
Carrier/Envy = brilliant



+100000


Posted by noikeee on May-16-2005 18:23:

Carrier and Envy are a lot better tracks. Yet i don't really find myself listening to those many times. Hello Strings however, is a nice dirty pleasure.


Posted by DJ_Solace on May-16-2005 20:16:

Carrier/Envy - may have been the best vinyl I have ever bought simply because both sides are amazing tracks that stand on their own and could actually be played within the same set (most bang for my buck )

Hello Strings - I really like this track but having to wait so long for the release and it gettin played so much in the meantime kinda killed the excitement for me.


Posted by sandstorm03 on May-16-2005 20:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_Solace
Carrier/Envy - may have been the best vinyl I have ever bought simply because both sides are amazing tracks that stand on their own and could actually be played within the same set (most bang for my buck )

Hello Strings - I really like this track but having to wait so long for the release and it gettin played so much in the meantime kinda killed the excitement for me.


do you prefer envy or carrier?


Posted by Floorfiller on May-16-2005 20:25:

well i definitely agree that carrier and envy are better tracks. i guess this just goes to show what happens when you sign a tune to a label like armind...it becomes more popular no matter what the quality...


Posted by DJ_Solace on May-18-2005 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
do you prefer envy or carrier?


Well at first I was really diggin Carrier but now I think Envy is my favorite...the bassline is just rockin in that track


Posted by sandstorm03 on May-18-2005 18:37:

is nick muir - saving you, good?


Posted by djthunderbird on May-18-2005 20:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
well i definitely agree that carrier and envy are better tracks. i guess this just goes to show what happens when you sign a tune to a label like armind...it becomes more popular no matter what the quality...


I dont think that 'hello strings' is bad quality. But its just that I think it was first played at the end of summer 2004 and it took 8 months to get it released and now its just ridiculously overplayed.

Production wise, it's top notch.


Posted by Floorfiller on May-18-2005 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
is nick muir - saving you, good?


i like that tune...


Posted by noikeee on May-18-2005 21:51:

quote:
Originally posted by djthunderbird
Production wise, it's top notch.


I don't agree with that at all. It's just catchy. However, i agree that taking so long to release it didn't do it any good.


Posted by Durrrtysouth on May-19-2005 00:38:

Pharmacy of Sound

I like all his work right now. Amazing stuff.


Posted by MindShifter on May-19-2005 00:45:

envy is my fav track off chris salts - fear 3 mix album

great shit


Posted by Geoff on May-19-2005 02:00:

carrier fucking owns


Posted by TOR on May-19-2005 09:36:

could anyone recommend me some breaks in the same vein as Envy?

i'm really digging that style atm

thanks


Posted by ZuLi on May-19-2005 12:27:

quote:
Originally posted by TOR
Carrier/Envy = brilliant


+ another 100000
quote:
Originally posted by TOR
could anyone recommend me some breaks in the same vein as Envy?

i'm really digging that style atm


try Dan F and Ricky Stone pres Sinosine Two Systems / One Country Vinyl
Tracklisting:
A Two Systems
AA One Country <---my fav of the two, absolute chooon


Posted by MindShifter on May-19-2005 23:03:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
is nick muir - saving you, good?


I like it, its on Hernan's RMS Vol 2. Great cd btw (both discs).



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