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KLF - What Time is Love (??? Remix) was on the latest ASOT

most of the big names are all about myspace now it seems, or at least they have people working for them who manage their myspace affairs.

Trance.nu gets much more attention from armin than TA does, they are a bit more friendly towards his stuff over there, but I imagine he might see one of our threads from time to time, or at least hear about them from somebody.

I'm pretty sure he reads TA. Maybe as an Alt or as a guest. Infact he'll read this thread too.

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Trance.nu gets much more attention from armin than TA does, they are a bit more friendly towards his stuff over there

I lolled. here he gets pan fried

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Originally posted by Zombie0915 Trance.nu gets much more attention from armin than TA does, they are a bit more friendly towards his stuff over there, but I imagine he might see one of our threads from time to time, or at least hear about them from somebody.

because they pratically only listen to ASOT. Or anything that concerns Armin. Very simple.

who famous producers write here?

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Originally posted by Dj Phillip who famous producers write here?

Well, you're still a bit new here so I won't flame, but there's literally dozens of threads around with the answer you're looking for, just do a search.

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Originally posted by RebeL9 because they pratically only listen to ASOT. Or anything that concerns Armin. Very simple.

hence me not posting over there

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Originally posted by cherrybarry KLF - What Time is Love (??? Remix) was on the latest ASOT

Why do you connect WTIL with TA? And what remix was it? A new one or an old one?

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Originally posted by paranoik0 Well, you're still a bit new here so I won't flame, but there's literally dozens of threads around with the answer you're looking for, just do a search.

ok, thank you, sorry for the post

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Originally posted by Dj Phillip who famous producers write here?

clicky

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Why do you connect WTIL with TA? And what remix was it? A new one or an old one?

because he played it in NYC 3 days after u posted the vid (and on asot 259)

sounds like a remix, though not far from the original

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Originally posted by Omega_M clicky

Glad you noticed!

And Armin if you are reading this, than can you play more emo, melodic stuff in your ASOT?

Ex:

First track of ASOT 236 : Tomy Nash - Fever!

(You only played it once )

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=360853

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Originally posted by Purple Glad you noticed!

i dug it out

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Originally posted by cherrybarry because he played it in NYC 3 days after u posted the vid (and on asot 259)

That's neither coincidence nor inspiration; it's canon.

It is NOT an obscure song. It is arguably the biggest, most popular, most important, and most influential electronic music single of all time. What Time is Love and its remixes from 88-91 are almost single-handedly responsible for launching four distinct and completely separate genres of music*. DJs have been caning it since it was released.

Armin playing it doesn't say anything about TA; it means he decided to play it. It gets played hundreds of times every weekend in any given club.


For those interested: The original pure trance 1988 version invented Trance; the b-side of that same record Ambient House; the 1989 Live at Trancentral version--the version everyone knows--is the original Stadium House, later called Anthem House, later to evolve into Eurodance.

I like the theory that I inspired him better.

There's a new cover of WTIL out- it's Amsterdam from Oakey's new album. Basically it's a tech-trance anthemy version. A lot like Tiesto's Traffic but with a slightly altered WTIL hook in the middle. Could well have been that.

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Originally posted by Purple And Armin if you are reading this, than can you play more emo, melodic stuff in your ASOT? Ex: First track of ASOT 236 : Tomy Nash - Fever! (You only played it once ) http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=360853

He'll play what HE likes, not what you like

Sure he does, it isn't that difficult?

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J There's a new cover of WTIL out- it's Amsterdam from Oakey's new album. Basically it's a tech-trance anthemy version. A lot like Tiesto's Traffic but with a slightly altered WTIL hook in the middle. Could well have been that.

Christian and I talked about this. It's not a cover or a sample. It's just a ripoff of the 3-key melody. If anything, Oakie's just being an idea-challenged monkey.

Not the first time.

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Originally posted by Ishkur For those interested: The original pure trance 1988 version invented Trance; the b-side of that same record Ambient House; the 1989 Live at Trancentral version--the version everyone knows--is the original Stadium House, later called Anthem House, later to evolve into Eurodance.

id say italo disco had more of an influence in that route with artists like bortolotti and mauro farina on zyx as well as lee marrow.


but your correct that klf was borderline euro house / eurodance

it'll be so cool if Armin actually posts in this thread

I think the cup of care is well empty. seriously who cares if he did? OMGMGOGMGOMGAAFADAGAGM!@!@!#!#!@!@!@ armin you're my hero.

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Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit id say italo disco had more of an influence in that route with artists like bortolotti and mauro farina on zyx as well as lee marrow.

True, but they forgot the one most essential, crucial ingredient of eurodance: rapping.

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Originally posted by Ishkur True, but they forgot the one most essential, crucial ingredient of eurodance: rapping.

ahh yeah well there was also brian ice in the mid 80s doing italo rap, ICE MC's Ian campbell started off rapping over italo with savage singer and producer roberto zanetti. so the influence is carried over with Italo as well. Ricardo Lyte did contribute rap vocals to a couple of the innovative KLF tracks towards teh end of the 80s. Id say the ZYX rap influence would serve more of an impact, especially with the rap interludes from the max mix compilations starting from the mid 80s and the obvious label link between ZYX italo and ZYX euro.

KLF was definatley a different step from italo though no question there. Fuller sounds and the key progressive element. More trance influencial then euro for sure, but the two genres sort of go hand in hand (element wise)

No, I mean with black people. Who can actually rap. Eurodance and the early 90s techno dance boom was mostly a Belgian thing (Snap, Technotronic, 2Unlimited), not Italo. Although I do acknowledge the wailing Divas of Italo House music (Black Box, 49ers) that they borrowed from as well.

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