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Posted by Leon on Feb-19-2009 07:30:

komytea - afghanistan

o shid!



let it build, or else the tune wont do shit for you. this would taliban a club


Posted by enydo on Feb-19-2009 07:36:

mmm... didn't like this at all


Posted by snak3st on Feb-19-2009 07:37:

Very interesting tune, I can see why people might go taliban in a club if this song played.


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 07:49:

This is exactly what I don't like.


Posted by skip on Feb-19-2009 08:10:

Track has potential, but is kinda uninteresting all in all. Maybe a remix could improve it�


Posted by TranceArmstrong on Feb-19-2009 08:59:

I love me some Michael Cassette but this is pretty meh.


Posted by Az on Feb-19-2009 15:39:

i raved my tits off to this last friday
fun fun fun


Posted by Seppuku on Feb-19-2009 17:38:

I like this a lot, but the b-side is much better imo.


Posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs on Feb-19-2009 18:30:

It's like Pryda meets Selway & Smith. Could see it doing damage. Not really digging it though...

Soldiers Of Karkadu > this release


Posted by denys envy on Feb-19-2009 18:39:

a few of the loops were annoying. the bassline is solid as shit. definitely has that pryda feel to it.


Posted by PETRAN on Feb-19-2009 18:40:

Some releases by Michael Cassette such as Shadow's Movement, Zepellin and Cyan Child are actually good but this electro-trash is unbearable lol. When will this fad end!???



But releases under Michael Cassette are good. Very nice trippy melodic proggers/trancers with a sweet 80s synth-pop feel.


Posted by nefardec on Feb-19-2009 18:45:

wow, i'm so touched that dirtyelectrotechprognasty ARTISTS are using their visions to make such profound political statements and tackle contemporary global issues!


Filthy!


Posted by whiskers on Feb-19-2009 19:51:

quote:
Originally posted by PETRAN
Some releases by Michael Cassette such as Shadow's Movement, Zepellin and Cyan Child are actually good but this electro-trash is unbearable lol. When will this fad end!???



But releases under Michael Cassette are good. Very nice trippy melodic proggers/trancers with a sweet 80s synth-pop feel.



Slow bassline, '80s feel... It's 'Sasha-esque'

However, this tune does not deliver.


Posted by MichaelBoogerd! on Feb-19-2009 19:54:

I 2nd an earlier post... Vietnam on the b-side is better (more happening? in the track)... I preferred Komytea before Anjunadeep... Soldiers Of Karkadu anyone?


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 21:10:

I bought Soldiers of Karkadu a while ago.

It sucks. Probably won't ever play it again.


These kinds of tracks have 0 longevity.


Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Feb-19-2009 21:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
I bought Soldiers of Karkadu a while ago.

It sucks. Probably won't ever play it again.


These kinds of tracks have 0 longevity.


Why do you feel they don't have any longevity? The same can be said for a lot of music doing the rounds right now.


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 22:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Why do you feel they don't have any longevity? The same can be said for a lot of music doing the rounds right now.



Because they lose any value they had after you hear them twice. There's just nothing special there.

I try not to buy that kind of music...


Posted by PETRAN on Feb-19-2009 22:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Because they lose any value they had after you hear them twice. There's just nothing special there.

I try not to buy that kind of music...




What kind of modern EDM tracks have longetivity? Please provide examples...lol...


Posted by Nostalgic on Feb-19-2009 22:56:

quote:
Originally posted by PETRAN
What kind of modern EDM tracks have longetivity? Please provide examples...lol...


Glitchy minimal/techno.


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by PETRAN
What kind of modern EDM tracks have longetivity? Please provide examples...lol...


First you define longevity. Because I think you're thinking of a different kind of longevity than me.

What I mean is, will the tune still be fun to play at a later date, will it still sound fresh and interesting as years go by.


Posted by TranceArmstrong on Feb-19-2009 23:04:

quote:
Originally posted by PETRAN
Some releases by Michael Cassette such as Shadow's Movement, Zepellin and Cyan Child are actually good but this electro-trash is unbearable lol. When will this fad end!???



But releases under Michael Cassette are good. Very nice trippy melodic proggers/trancers with a sweet 80s synth-pop feel.


my thoughts exactly

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
wow, i'm so touched that dirtyelectrotechprognasty ARTISTS are using their visions to make such profound political statements and tackle contemporary global issues!


Filthy!


LOL


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 23:15:

quote:
Originally posted by Nostalgic
Glitchy minimal/techno.



Jesus christ dude. What exactly is it that I would need to do for you to understand that those two words are not the sum of my music taste? Do you want a laundry list of examples of music I like? Is any of this glitchy minimal/techno? (all recent beatport purchases)


Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts - Strange Place Of Mind [Raum...Musik]
Oasis - Oasis Nine [FXHE]
The Mole - There's Hope [Internasjonal]
Till Von Sein - Hive [Morris Audio]
Free Blood - Never Hear Surf Music Again (Barfly Remix) [DFA]
Polar Lights - Silver Hord [Multi Vitamins]
Chris Carrier - Living Here [Robsoul]
Rockford Inc. - Mina's Theme [Funkhaus Music]
Chelonis R. Jones - Rehabilitation (Markus Fix Remix) [Systematic]
Frank Roger - Don't Leave Me [Earthrumental]
Kreon - Drum My Scene [Robsoul]
Sensitiva - Viola Tricolor (Secretsundaze Remix) [secretsundaze]
X-District, Jimmy Edgar - Color Correction (LoSoul's Land of 1000 Dubs Mix) [playhouse]
Robert Dietz - The Sorrow [Deep Vibes]
Marlow - Exposed (Five Four Three Version) [moon harbour]
Lee Curtiss - And Counting [Wolf + Lamb]

You're not gonna listen to any of these anyway, but PETRAN can use the list, I consider these to all have some kind of longevity beyond playing them out once or twice...


Posted by nefardec on Feb-19-2009 23:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts - Strange Place Of Mind [Raum...Musik]
X-District, Jimmy Edgar - Color Correction (LoSoul's Land of 1000 Dubs Mix) [playhouse]



haha, i only played those out once and haven't played them since.

/ass


'longevity' is going to be a really hard argument to win no matter what side of the fence you're on here.


Posted by Clovis on Feb-19-2009 23:35:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
haha, i only played those out once and haven't played them since.

/ass


'longevity' is going to be a really hard argument to win no matter what side of the fence you're on here.


I don't know why it's an argument because it boils down to personal preference.

As for the LoSoul tune, it was more an example of "glitchy minimal/techno" for Nostalgic.


Posted by wotyzoid on Feb-20-2009 00:01:

I would play it out for the sake of a reaction. It has a decent bassline, a groovy percussion, it's put together in a way that most people would dance. Fuck it, why not?

I'm not saying it's my cup of tea either or that I think it's inspired and imaginative, but I'd bet the crow I play to would enjoy it.


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