Nah last track they did together was their Playground remix
Kosmosy is an excellent track, but that release was tarnished because of the hacking Giu did to Last Experience, and refused to remake the original like the fans wanted.
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Primera División and Serie B
This is quite nice and a lot better than "Linking People".
Jul-22-2006 10:51
Magistrate
rabiate proghater
Registered: Aug 2004
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by zoric
This is quite nice and a lot better than "Linking People".
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awesome track, best solo-track of ottaviani
Jul-22-2006 11:34
Rainborn
"Wtf-Post Of The Year"
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
It's okay, but Lift is still my favorite new uplifting tune.
By the way, I saw a tracklist by some dude here on TA and he called it Flow instead of Lift. Why? IS it called both?
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Jul-22-2006 11:43
neovalkyr
Supreme dubstepaddict
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Hawaii
quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
Nah last track they did together was their Playground remix
Kosmosy is an excellent track, but that release was tarnished because of the hacking Giu did to Last Experience, and refused to remake the original like the fans wanted.
yah its an ok remix but the original is my fav.
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Jul-22-2006 14:21
isoterra
hi
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Nottingham, UK
quote:
Originally posted by Ian
but hearing it on an mp3 it sounded very typically nu-nrg, ie. lacking a good kick/bassline.
thank christ i'm not the only one on the planet to notice this, i really don't like giuseppe's habit of cutting out everything below about 80hz; it's just a lazy shortcut to achieving clean production. problem is on alot of clubsystems it's unnoticeable due to the way they're EQ'd, although heaven in london was an exception; saw him play live there a few weeks ago & since it's normally really boomy & bassy the difference was really clear
Jul-22-2006 14:34
Ian
Not dead yet.
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: UK
quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
thank christ i'm not the only one on the planet to notice this, i really don't like giuseppe's habit of cutting out everything below about 80hz; it's just a lazy shortcut to achieving clean production. problem is on alot of clubsystems it's unnoticeable due to the way they're EQ'd, although heaven in london was an exception; saw him play live there a few weeks ago & since it's normally really boomy & bassy the difference was really clear
I've noticed it on many nu-nrg things, it seems overbalanced towards the high end, leaving little to no bass or kick, which esp with a lot of pvd type tunes would sound way out of place
