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Ame - Ensor [Innervisions]

more heat from this label. Sick sick sick

http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF352720-01-02-01.mp3

already bought @ innervisions.com, pure madness, for the fans of Enoi/Balandine

i like both. Sesta would make a great closer.

Sounds pretty nice.

vinyl only

at least that is why i bought it

******s out to ruin my day

ame are very creative. they definitely have a mastery of the art of songwriting, not just track-making.

not sure that i would play these though

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Originally posted by nefardec ame are very creative. they definitely have a mastery of the art of songwriting, not just track-making.

What does that mean? Yea their music isnt necessarily club friendly. But there's such a slew of club-oriented track that music like this is a breath of fresh air in my opinion.

When I hear Ame I think outdoor, open air, atmosphere, stars, storms

When I hear Ame I think of Ame - Tonight (Dub)

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Originally posted by Guest What does that mean? Yea their music isnt necessarily club friendly. But there's such a slew of club-oriented track that music like this is a breath of fresh air in my opinion. When I hear Ame I think outdoor, open air, atmosphere, stars, storms

i mean they are good at making very memorable, musical pieces, not just tracks to keep people buying drinks or dancing at clubs. (though they can do that as well)

their records tend to have a lot of personality, basically.

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Originally posted by nefardec i mean they are good at making very memorable, musical pieces, not just tracks to keep people buying drinks or dancing at clubs. (though they can do that as well) their records tend to have a lot of personality, basically.

Exactly my feeling. I'd never play that out. Talk about getting weird looks.

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Originally posted by nefardec i mean they are good at making very memorable, musical pieces, not just tracks to keep people buying drinks or dancing at clubs.

Actually, the less likely a track will keep people dancing, the more likely the track will get them to buy drinks.

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Originally posted by Sykonee Actually, the less likely a track will keep people dancing, the more likely the track will get them to buy drinks.

that's clever reasoning (i chuckled), but both are epiphenomena of 'having a good time', and i guess that's more what i was referring to.

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Originally posted by Sykonee Actually, the less likely a track will keep people dancing, the more likely the track will get them to buy drinks.

lol well played

gonna go out on a limb and say that the reason Rej got so big compared ot the other Ame with a carrot over the A tracks is because it had a kick drum with some balls to it

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Originally posted by Guest gonna go out on a limb and say that the reason Rej got so big compared ot the other Ame with a carrot over the A tracks is because it had a kick drum with some balls to it

may be part of it, but other tracks like 'hydraulic dog' and 'engoli' are really similar to rej. in my opinion it comes down to a few things: 1.) right place, right time. the track came just as the whole micro thing was boiling over and was played by everyone and their grandmother in ibiza and throughout that summer, and their essential mix came at the right time. 2.) it's just fucking memorable and easy to spot - haunting melody.

other tracks like 'enoi' are more furious but just not memorable like rej.

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Originally posted by nefardec may be part of it, but other tracks like 'hydraulic dog' and 'engoli' are really similar to rej. in my opinion it comes down to a few things: 1.) right place, right time. the track came just as the whole micro thing was boiling over and was played by everyone and their grandmother in ibiza and throughout that summer, and their essential mix came at the right time. 2.) it's just fucking memorable and easy to spot - haunting melody. other tracks like 'enoi' are more furious but just not memorable like rej.

I'm a fan of enoi/balandine, I own it...I dont know that its more furious than reg though from an aggression standpoint. Definitely darker though

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Originally posted by nefardec may be part of it, but other tracks like 'hydraulic dog' and 'engoli' are really similar to rej. in my opinion it comes down to a few things: 1.) right place, right time. the track came just as the whole micro thing was boiling over and was played by everyone and their grandmother in ibiza and throughout that summer, and their essential mix came at the right time. 2.) it's just fucking memorable and easy to spot - haunting melody. other tracks like 'enoi' are more furious but just not memorable like rej.

Hydrolic Dog is so sex.

As for this, I would play it.

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Originally posted by elFreak vinyl only at least that is why i bought it

It's not vinyl only, Jay. It's out on Beatport today.

oh well

hard drives can fuck up, hard copies last forever until i sell them on discogs

Hard copies more like hard dicks.

*opens mouth*

Shiro and Nia are still my favorite Ame productions

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Originally posted by nefardec ame are very creative. they definitely have a mastery of the art of songwriting, not just track-making.

definately, Atjazz is another in a similar vein

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Originally posted by elFreak oh well hard drives can fuck up, hard copies last forever until i sell them on discogs

What's your name on discogs? I'd like to see what you've got listed

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