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Stassi
America's Degenerate

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Queens

quote:
Originally posted by Choobak
ok back on topic please... the scene here isn't big enough... imagine edm were as big here as it is in europe... loveparade new york? how great would that be?

things dont work the same here in the US as they do overseas

the second the media sees that EDM can be profitable, they will cheese it out so everyone and their grandmothers would love it.

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Mar-07-2003 01:17 Greece

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Taub
Way Out East

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: nyc

quote:
Originally posted by Stassi
things dont work the same here in the US as they do overseas

the second the media sees that EDM can be profitable, they will cheese it out so everyone and their grandmothers would love it.

so you are saying all of EDM will become cheese if it gets popular?

even the good producers/djs of today?

Mar-07-2003 01:24 India

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drizzt81
Professional Lamer

Registered: Nov 2001
Location: GTA #1 - At work

quote:
Originally posted by Stassi
things dont work the same here in the US as they do overseas

the second the media sees that EDM can be profitable, they will cheese it out so everyone and their grandmothers would love it.

there is tons of cheese production in europe already, but not always from the big name DJ's.

There are cheese artists like "DJ Jan Wayne" and many more.. and they produce/ remake tracks for everybody and their grandma