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| quote: | Originally posted by k-cee
Well if u don't like it that much how bout sellin it to me cos i can get hold of it on vinyl! |
Well the original (Info Side) of that is pure tribal madness, so I drop it quite often. The J&K remix though is umm...not my thing.
| quote: | | ur not into this sound....ur still a step back from the rest of us...just like ur a step ahead of the commercial fools |
Ur still a step back from the rest of us? Now ok, pardon me...but wtf? Because I simply don't like one song by a duo of remixers that every John, Pat, and Bob likes means I'm 'behind the times'? Pull your ignant self down to the ground and realize that some people don't have the outlooks on music, even if they enjoy the same kind of notes. And just for your information, I listen to quality music. I don't care what genre it is...it could be Drum 'n Bass, Breaks, Downtempo, Jazz House, Deep House, Latin House, Progressive House, Uplifting Trance, Pop, Rap, Hip-hop, whatever-fucking-genre-Mixmag-came-up-with-today. I listen to, and spin, quality music that touches my soul. If it doesn't, I don't like it. This doesn't mean I'm behind the times, and some people may say that I'm even ahead of the times because by pigeonholing music we are destroying the culture we embrace so dearly. To elaborate on this, if we take in every single release simply because it sounds like every other record that month and its in the 'genre(s)' that we dig, are we really progressing the music? I think not, and are in fact stagnating the dance music industry by not forcing artists to innovate.
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