Registered: May 2005
Location: underneath the blacklights.....
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Originally posted by Jeffersto
Wall of text.
ur still new jeffy. get used to it
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Registered: Dec 2005
Location: I honestly don't know
definitely looking forward to ali's GU Taipei release, my goodness that was a night of filthy beats!
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Dec-07-2006 04:34
Sly_Guy
Scene Missing
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: On one of Peterman's adventures
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Originally posted by extacy_bomb
Sadly , if Sharam's the reason of DD's downfall ,then i prefere seeing them go solo for ever.
But I'd still miss the early morning Deep Dish hours even if they did. That's the stuff that counted, not the fact they played a certain way during a year, but for the simple fact they knew how to run a party all thru the hours of the morning.
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Dec-07-2006 04:52
slingshot
crayola
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Toronto, Ontario
quote:
Originally posted by EvilTree
Slings would cry
nahhhhhhhh
Karlo took the words right out of my mouth...
quote:
Originally posted by Special K
anyways i always liked ali more ... imo hes the better mixer / dj and he was always the one that played the cooler shit out of the two! more deeper trippy headfuck vibes with ali as opposed to sharams bang bang bang style!
I'm all for the two of them producing and touring seperately and actually have been wanting this for quite some time now. Sharam has done some great stuff in the past and thrown together some awesome sets but his consistency and skill level is not even close to that of Ali's.
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Dec-07-2006 04:56
NuERA
Groove Control
Registered: Feb 2003
Location: Toronto
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Originally posted by Special K
^^^^
ali will be keeping his ear to the floor and in touch with the underground sounds!
Originally posted by Special K
anyways i always liked ali more ... imo hes the better mixer / dj and he was always the one that played the cooler shit out of the two! more deeper trippy headfuck vibes with ali as opposed to sharams bang bang bang style!
Absolutely right on the money.
Ali in Windsor last spring/summer was unbelievable as well
as in August here in Croatia - SOOOOO dirty/nasty
Dec-07-2006 13:09
2deep
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Montreal, Canada
DD
seen DD, twice playing on 4 decks in t.o back in 99-00 and if anyone saw those performances , you would know that Sharam was the guy who was in control of mixer most of the time and running the show.
but i totaly agree that Ali's sound kept a closer distance to old school DD sound than Sharam's, but mixing wise i always prefer Sharam, and ya his sound is getting cheesy sometimes !!!
Dec-07-2006 23:26
KaiLee
prog snob
Registered: Dec 2005
Location: I honestly don't know
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Originally posted by TheVrk
Absolutely right on the money.
Ali in Windsor last spring/summer was unbelievable as well
as in August here in Croatia - SOOOOO dirty/nasty
his sets are straight filth, i love them!
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Dec-08-2006 06:30
Rook
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2006
Location:
i think this was a subtle way of announcing that there will be a split coming soon from the duo...
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Dec-08-2006 07:04
disko-kandi
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Nov 2002
Location: Bavaria
quote:
Originally posted by Special K
anyways i always liked ali more ... imo hes the better mixer / dj and he was always the one that played the cooler shit out of the two! more deeper trippy headfuck vibes with ali as opposed to sharams bang bang bang style!
i can't agree more! ... the one last time they actually rocked it out hard true DD style was in May 2003 @ ARIA. after that it's just been downhill. always Sharam, Sharam, Sharam when it came to N-American tours...everywhere you looked. even when Ali was there physically in the dj booth he played for about a half an hour and was done for (i.e. first time being Bal en Blanc 2004). this split has been a long time coming. no news there. besides Ali has always been the nicer one. i've always said Sharam has way too big of a head. Ali was the one carrying the two with his fresh deep sexy beats. Sharam's just cheeeeeze. maybe he should join Tiesto in the cheezefest.
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Dec-08-2006 16:06
rabbitjoker
aural sadist
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Toronto, ON, CANADA
Dubfire has consistently scared me more than Sharam -- so my preference has always been clear (I prefer the fear).
HOWEVER - IMO Sharam played better than Ali during their last Guv gig.
So although they might be touring or producing on their own -- I really think that seeing either member of DEEP DISH (live!) would be a worthwhile experience.
... the one last time they actually rocked it out hard true DD style was in May 2003 @ ARIA. after that it's just been downhill. always Sharam, Sharam, Sharam when it came to N-American tours...everywhere you looked. even when Ali was there physically in the dj booth he played for about a half an hour and was done for (i.e. first time being Bal en Blanc 2004). this split has been a long time coming. no news there. besides Ali has always been the nicer one. i've always said Sharam has way too big of a head. Ali was the one carrying the two with his fresh deep sexy beats. Sharam's just cheeeeeze. maybe he should join Tiesto in the cheezefest. 
