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Sand Leaper
Tension hunter

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Oslo, Norway
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Mar-06-2005 13:53
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sandstorm03
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Registered: Feb 2003
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| quote: | Originally posted by Fresh Prince
I am not too bothered with remixes, if they stink I don't listen to them.
However compare it to something else... like car industry, every year you get a new slightly improved model, that basicly looks like the old one, but no one is upset over it.
So I don't think trance will die either just because of remixes.
Remixes give freedom for everyone to experiment and edit tunes, and that's something new and fresh in a certain way, actually that's what many DJs do. |
how many people buy a new car every year??? Can i expect part 4 next year??? It just gets better and better!!!
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Mar-06-2005 16:41
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Ian
Not dead yet.
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: UK
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| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
| quote: | Originally posted by RebeL9
the thing that bugs me most is that since there are so many well known producers on this forum and I assume that they read the reviews of new releases and the vast amount of negative critics they recieve dont they learn anything?
How can they keep going on and destroying classics?
Do they honestly believe that their remixes are even close to the originals? |
that is exactly the point, and worth reading all those times. Get creative or get off the bandwagon. Everyone who remade in the old days did so because they'd created a reputation for producing new material, now everyone does it and trance has lost a lot of the fans who made it what it's been for the last 10 years. Shame on it
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Mar-06-2005 23:46
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