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alrighty, more stuff to reply to,
First, Sand Leaper, I am having trouble finding your answer to my question, mainly because there are a lot of pages to scan for it, a small recapitulation would be helpful.
As far as emulating S&D and being cheesy, I'm not referring to Dave Seaman and Chris Fortier in particular as cheezy. I was mainly referring to lesser knowns that I hear on the streams, the productions coming out, and the genre's that are getting the most play time at the parties I have been going to.
Like the army of tunes that have been ADD sound-alikes.
Or how a track that S&D played can be heard on proton radio almost hourly.
I agree that nobody well known is perfectly emulating the S&D style, doing such a thing would be quite challenging, but having heard the recent CD's and broadcasts from S&D, I am really noticing alot of stuff that has been done since then that is going for that same mood and using the same tactics to get there, which is called cheesy when trancers do it, but brilliant and forward movement when others do it.
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