Oh I'm sorry. How stupid of me for making that connection when you spend half a brief post classifying something and the other half saying "I wonder how you classify genres."
Registered: May 2005
Location: Belfast/Ibiza/Manchester
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Oh I'm sorry. How stupid of me for making that connection when you spend half a brief post classifying something and the other half saying "I wonder how you classify genres."
i classified something as commercial i believe the 'cheesy' term was used by everyone else in the post so obviously i was going to mention what other people has stated .
the way out west remix is awesome, it sounds like mindcircus part 2 but i think that is also a bit of the charm. the Pitch & Sulphur remix is also good
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Jan-28-2007 18:33
SYSTEM-J
IDKFA.
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Manchester
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Originally posted by dj_kane
i classified something as commercial i believe the 'cheesy' term was used by everyone else in the post so obviously i was going to mention what other people has stated .
Now tell me what the fuck any of this has to do with genre.
Originally posted by dj_kane
commercial dance is a genre you ignoramous
How so? Snap! and Ian van Dahl are both commercial and dance, yet their sound cannot even remotely be compared, so what would be the point in classifying them as the same genre?
Jan-28-2007 19:09
sterilis
Sunset Ibiza
Registered: May 2005
Location: Belfast/Ibiza/Manchester
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Originally posted by distant
How so? Snap! and Ian van Dahl are both commercial and dance, yet their sound cannot even remotely be compared, so what would be the point in classifying them as the same genre?
ive seen people on here call agnelli and nelson cheese yet they are not even similar to ian van dahl. broken is a commerical track imo. it was played on radio after pop songs. that to me puts it in the commercial market.
Originally posted by dj_kane
ive seen people on here call agnelli and nelson cheese yet they are not even similar to ian van dahl. broken is a commerical track imo. it was played on radio after pop songs. that to me puts it in the commercial market.
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