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| quote: | Originally posted by DJsparxx
yes, trancaholic. If a song gets played a lot or is just old, it loses a large extent of its appeal. I mean, do you still go around listening to sandstorm or everybody loves a carnival. NO! Music evolves. That is why there is a large DJ industry where one of their goals is to play the newest songs so that people can say, "hey what is that song they played?" It interests people to hear new stuff. Do you go to your record store and get the oldest CDs and vinyl? No, you are gonna get the new stuff because it's fun to hear a new song that you love. Sorry to disagree so harshly, but I think others feel the same way. |
I don't feel that your reply is harsh at all - just arguments that back up your opinion. Personally I do occasionally listen to the older tracks like Snap!, 2Unlimited and (speaking of more trancey sounds) BBE and Future Breeze. And I even bought the first Leftfield album half a year ago even though it's five years old or something.
Maybe it's because I never listen to radio, but I still fail to see why good tracks become worse as time passes or they get played to more people. Weak/repetive tracks of course gets long in the tooth because their imperfections stand out, but we all adore Café del Mar don't we? And that's from like 93 or something.
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. I've been looking back through my collection after i heard tiesto play cj bolland. I've still got the original along with some other decent tunes i'm starting to fit into my sets. Koolworld - invader is a pretty cool tune and bedrock - set in stone.
