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John O'Callaghan -
Amazing, yes?
Absolutely love his music.
i agree, generally pretty good 
Was surfing Youtube and came across his new track "Big Sky", and from there I kind of went dl-happy 
I have to admit, his tunes bring a silly nostalgic grin to my face. It's like listening to trance, before the genre went shit in the hands of the Dutch.
I admit, I used to love Tiesto, but I started listening to ASOT did some research on the songs I liked, which lead me to John. 
I like most tracks he's produced since 2006.
yeah i lie him..not top 10 like him..but def up there
his tracks are good. Good and thats really all for me. Nothing that will stay in my head or i'll tell my friends about.
i had a listen to his album released a while back. it sounded quite generic and there wasn't much difference between the tracks.
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| Originally posted by BlueFear I like most tracks he's produced since 2006. |
it wasn't a bad sound, it just seems a bit dated now imo, the discover sound has energy which is good, but when a lot seem too samey it should be time to change things up a bit.
I liked JOC when he burst onto the scene around 2004-2005 when he was making a lot more uplfiting and driving tracks. Now his sound has went way too techy for me and Big Sky is just a rip off of Holidng onto Nothing imo. It does it for a mainstream crowd but JOC is talented enough to something a bit better i feel.
The last great track he did imo was Mannix - Mercury
i love his tracks hes an excellent producer
space and time, assembler and pendulum
i havent heard a track of his that i particularly dislike.
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| Originally posted by gizzymcg I liked JOC when he burst onto the scene around 2004-2005 when he was making a lot more uplfiting and driving tracks. Now his sound has went way too techy for me and Big Sky is just a rip off of Holidng onto Nothing imo. It does it for a mainstream crowd but JOC is talented enough to something a bit better i feel. All the techy tracks hes done all sound very similar to the last one imo The last great track he did imo was Mannix - Mercury |
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| Originally posted by Sykonee It's like listening to trance, before the genre went shit in the hands of the Dutch. |
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| Originally posted by TOR It's the other way around in my view. I hold JOC, along with the entire Discover crew, responsible for the death of trance. |
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| Originally posted by Sykonee I have to admit, his tunes bring a silly nostalgic grin to my face. It's like listening to trance, before the genre went shit in the hands of the Dutch. |
dont like his trax, all to samey
haven't heard all his tracks but what I have heard doesn't impress me. Very samey, very generic. The discover label in general I find suffers from this problem. Many tracks off that label represent for me everything that is shit about todays trance.
love john to death,exactly,love theme dusk,firefly and space guitar are all winners in my book
fyi the dutch didnt screw up trance http://img.tranceaddict.com/images/...smiletongue.gif
Re: John O'Callaghan -
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| Originally posted by Sinno679 Amazing, yes? Absolutely love his music. |
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| Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Only someone who started listening to trance in 2004 would spout shit like this. John O'Callaghan |
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| Originally posted by DJLafleur love john to death,exactly,love theme dusk,firefly and space guitar are all winners in my book |
I remember him from Amateur Music Prod. forum.
Did a forum sig for him and he also wanted me to do a cover design for one of his songs/collabs, but I never really believed he would actually make it pro, so I never made it :P (I also sucked much ass at that time with PS, so that's an important factor as well)
I did like his productions from amateur prod. forum time though 
Generic/10, the newest track, Pendulum, was dull.
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Then why are you listing productions that have nothing to do with him? |
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