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Originally posted by Tak Dub Bam But they can't be ignorant if they don't know!! WTF Keep it going!!!

do you not understand the concept of ignorance?

definition: Lacking education or knowledge.

no one who buys the track or sees it on a compilation would think it was Tiestos production unless they were ignorant to the trance scene and the concept of remixes.

no one who downloads the track illegaly under a mislabled name would think it was the track itself unless they didnt look into it and are ignorant to the ways of p2p programs.

in either case its ignorance.

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Originally posted by isoterra i can deal with your opinions on the music but this is pure baloney, there isn't a single ferry-related preset in that tune.

Supersaws.

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Originally posted by RapidFire do you not understand the concept of ignorance? definition: Lacking education or knowledge. no one who buys the track or sees it on a compilation would think it was Tiestos production unless they were ignorant to the trance scene and the concept of remixes. no one who downloads the track illegaly under a mislabled name would think it was the track itself unless they didnt look into it and are ignorant to the way p2p programs work. in either case its ignorance.

Look up a picture of sarcasm, it's shows a pic of you and me, holding hands in this topic..
im trying to say i couldn't agree more in my own noobish way

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Originally posted by paulandrews naaaaah, how can you ignore something you don´t know? imagine there are people who have heard Silence (Tiesto remix) only on some party or in a club and... they liked it! Maybe they even don´t know how´s the track called. They just don´t care, they like it and that´s enough for them (this is even much more "healthy" view of music than all these chairravers on the forums seeking desperately what track is being played just now). Are they ingorant? Of course not.

http://www.answers.com/ignorance&r=67

ig·no·rance (ĭg'nər-əns)
n.
The condition of being uneducated, unaware, or uninformed.

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Originally posted by Tak Dub Bam Look up a picture of sarcasm, it's shows a pic of you and me, holding hands in this topic.. im trying to say i couldn't agree more in my own noobish way

well you made it painfully clear there bud

in any case, it still applies to the guy that posted after you.

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Originally posted by Ishkur Supersaws.

i said preset, not concept.

anyway it was rank 1, not ferry... but who's counting.

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Originally posted by RapidFire well you made it painfully clear there bud in any case, it still applies to the guy that posted after you.

My flame went out..
I'll educate in a graphic manor;

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Originally posted by isoterra http://www.answers.com/ignorance&r=67 ig·no·rance (ĭg'nər-əns) n. The condition of being uneducated, unaware, or uninformed.

Ok then. "To ignore" means something different though.

Back to the topic: People who just don´t know and even don´t care what´s the track called (and still enjoy it) are stupid?

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Originally posted by paulandrews Ok then. "To ignore" means something different though. Back to the topic: People who just don´t know and even don´t care what´s the track called (and still enjoy it) are stupid?

by definition, yeah:

stupid:
Marked by a lack of intelligence or care.

Maybe its my age (I actually used to go to the warehouses in London around 89, though even at that time they were already commercialized for the most part) but I feel that there are tracks that DONT get enough of a nod from all you 'young bucks'
To me there are certain seminal moments that pretty much led to the 'scene' we have today.
I remember all the press that 'rave' as it was known back then would be gone in six months and pretty much everyone even within the scene agreed as it was all just a fun way of doing something different and not to be taken to seriously.
'Musicians' and indeed the music media scoffed at 'rave' and said there was no talent there and hence the reason it would be gone in six months.

Well along came a track called Pacific State by 808 State which showed the mainstream music world that 'rave music' could be every bit as technically gifted as any music done on 'real instruments' which made the music world sit up and listen.

A year or two later along came a track called 'Papue New Guinea' by FSOL which not only said to the mainstream music world that we can be as technically gifted as you 'musicians' but that we can infact do it better than you!

This is my take on the development of 'dance music' and the sound we have today but to be honest I cant say that I know anyone who agrees with me but what the hell the world would be a very dull place if we all thought the same.

http://www.myspace.com/hybrasil

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Originally posted by isoterra i said preset, not concept. anyway it was rank 1, not ferry... but who's counting.

Mmmmm... Rank 1 with Awakening or Ferry's remixes of Barber's Adagio and Liberation?? All 1999...

Looks like Silence wasn't the mould.

Oh well

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Originally posted by queen_vee Mmmmm... Rank 1 with Awakening or Ferry's remixes of Barber's Adagio and Liberation?? All 1999... Looks like Silence wasn't the mould. Oh well

neither. try Albion - Air