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Originally posted by Remiks this tune definitely sucks....moving on, I hope he comes out with something better with time...

Again...

It doesnt sucks, you just dont like. There is a small difference.

He played this when I saw him live... nice way to almost ruin a set of otherwise OK/good tunes

Purgatory song = not that good, not that bad, only so-so.

Original vs Deep Dish mix

I prefer the later one.

Not his best work, but not his worst! Its in the middle!

As good as Time of our Lives imo, though still a far cry from classic PvD of old. I think Paul's recent vocal/acoustic direction really needs to get shelved for some tougher German-inspired sound (Columbia EP please!)

Don't like the Deep Dish remix at all; they are far more talented than this mediocre cut (e.g. Rapture Space Remix).

Have yet to hear the others.

Please stop making vocal tunes, Paul....

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 no you can clearly compair it in terms of production to even stuff paul did in the early 90's, and it still does not compair production wise.

Just a question, are you like a professional producer or soemthing like that?

How do you know what makes a song well produced or not? Would you even know how to operate a mixer (for recoding music not turntables), do you know ANY music theory (apart from what 4/4 means)?? My guess is no. If yes, then i apologise.

Lets be honest here for a second. I bet if I played you a clip of a dj sammy song that you didnt know and a paul van dyk song that you didnt know, i bet you wouldnt be able to know which is "better produced". (lets pretend they both didnt use any presets, like the typical pvd kick etc, so you wouldnt be able to tell it was a pvd song).

By the way, I don't like the song either, and I much rather his older stuff too, but its down to personal taste mate

u cant compare anything paul did with for an angel . anyways this isnt his best work but i dont mind it and again his production isnt gonna get better then for an angel because that song is a classic and will never die!

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Originally posted by lucasp_10 Just a question, are you like a professional producer or soemthing like that? How do you know what makes a song well produced or not? Would you even know how to operate a mixer (for recoding music not turntables), do you know ANY music theory (apart from what 4/4 means)?? My guess is no. If yes, then i apologise. Lets be honest here for a second. I bet if I played you a clip of a dj sammy song that you didnt know and a paul van dyk song that you didnt know, i bet you wouldnt be able to know which is "better produced". (lets pretend they both didnt use any presets, like the typical pvd kick etc, so you wouldnt be able to tell it was a pvd song). By the way, I don't like the song either, and I much rather his older stuff too, but its down to personal taste mate

Is it pauls personal taste mate to re-do reflections 3 times? To be honest I could easily listen to a clip from some random DJ sammy song, and a PVD song and yes I could tell the difference.

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Last edited by sandstorm03 on Jun-21-2005 at 11:58

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 Is it pauls personal taste mate to re-do reflections 3 times? To be honest I could easily listen to a clip from some random DJ sammy song, and a PVD song and yes I could tell the difference.

Well if you could, and they didnt use their typical sounds, you have a very good ear

I'm not to sure what you mean by "Is it pauls personal taste mate to re-do reflections 3 times?"

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Originally posted by lucasp_10 Well if you could, and they didnt use their typical sounds, you have a very good ear . I'm not to sure what you mean by "Is it pauls personal taste mate to re-do reflections 3 times?"

I dont think its that hard??? I mean you can't distinguish producers? You couldn't tell me the difference between producers?

And...

http://www.paulvandyk.de/Thumbnailer/thumbnail.aspx?vpath=/covers/814.jpg&width=300

1 Paul van Dyk feat. Second Sun:
Crush
2 Paul van Dyk feat. Vega 4:
Time of our lives
3 Paul van Dyk:
Like a Friend
4 Paul van Dyk:
Reflections
5 Paul van Dyk feat. Hemstock & Jennings:
Nothing but You
6 Paul van Dyk:
Buenaventura
7 Paul van Dyk:
Homage
8 Paul van Dyk:
Never forget
9 Paul van Dyk feat. Atomek Dogg & Trooper Da Don:
Knowledge
10 Paul van Dyk:
That´s Life
11 Paul van Dyk:
Connected
12 Paul van Dyk:
Spellbound
13 Paul van Dyk:
Kaleidoscope

http://www.paulvandyk.de/Thumbnailer/thumbnail.aspx?vpath=/covers/1102.jpg&width=300

1 Paul van Dyk feat. Hemstock & Jennings:
Nothing But You (Berlin Mix)
[Universal]
2 Paul van Dyk:
That`s Life (PvD Mix)
[Universal]
3 Paul van Dyk:
Buenaventura (Reflections Vinyl Remix)
[Universal]
4 Paul van Dyk feat. Vega 4:
Time of our lives (UK Club Mix)
[Universal]
5 Paul van Dyk feat. Second Sun:
Crush (PvD Album Remix)
[Universal]
6 Paul van Dyk:
Reflections (Club Mix)
[Universal]
7 Paul van Dyk:
Like a friend (Vandit Club Mix)
[Universal]
8 Paul van Dyk:
Homage (Remix)
[Universal]
9 Paul van Dyk/Peter Heppner:
Wir sind Wir (PvD Club Mix)
[Universal]
10 Paul van Dyk feat. Hemstock & Jennings:
Nothing But You (Faithless Mix)
[Universal]
11 Paul van Dyk/Peter Heppner:
Wir sind Wir (Original Version)
[Universal]

now why would paul remix every track on the album?

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