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drEamer
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2002
Location: Madison, Wi
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Bayfront is too small for Ultra now.......2006 they have a main stage and a live stage....last year i think they called the live stage the ultra stage
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Jan-04-2008 20:56
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djstopngo
I'm Ron Burgundy?

Registered: Mar 2006
Location: Red Sox Nation
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| quote: | Originally posted by element-y
AHAHA TA FIGHT!
I agree with the SVD thing. Not sure what the big deal is around this guy. I think as with Tiesto for trance and people bagging on him for simply having good marketing and getting fools, SVD is the same. He almost has nothing, not a great mixer and yet has a huge fan base. I think for the most part its people (clearly wont admit it) who fell for the marketing. |
Dude, you are seriously misinformed. Most of the people who post in support of SvD on these boards are people who have been fans of him since he was producing under aliases such as Sam Sharp, Filterfunk, Purple Haze, etc.
Keep in mind that Sander received a lot of initial attention because of his genuine attempts to bring a harder, techier, oftentimes house influenced sound into trance music. Productions like his mix of his 'SOS' and 'Dark Roast' certainly fueled his popularity but they were not the cause of his initial rise, which I believe was largely driven by a very well received Essential Mix preceded by a popular mix at Colourfest.
If you don't like him, that's fine - you're entitled to your own opinion. But don't chalk up his success to 'commercialism that preys on the weak minded' - you assume stupidity on the part of the people who like and listen to SvD, which, in reality, just makes you look stupid.
Stay in school.
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Jan-04-2008 21:31
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element-y
!Shakawkaw!

Registered: Feb 2006
Location: San Francisco and Boulder
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| quote: | Originally posted by djstopngo
Dude, you are seriously misinformed. Most of the people who post in support of SvD on these boards are people who have been fans of him since he was producing under aliases such as Sam Sharp, Filterfunk, Purple Haze, etc.
Keep in mind that Sander received a lot of initial attention because of his genuine attempts to bring a harder, techier, oftentimes house influenced sound into trance music. Productions like his mix of his 'SOS' and 'Dark Roast' certainly fueled his popularity but they were not the cause of his initial rise, which I believe was largely driven by a very well received Essential Mix preceded by a popular mix at Colourfest.
If you don't like him, that's fine - you're entitled to your own opinion. But don't chalk up his success to 'commercialism that preys on the weak minded' - you assume stupidity on the part of the people who like and listen to SvD, which, in reality, just makes you look stupid.
Stay in school. |
I dont assume this with everyone. But i am relating this to the attacks in the trance genre with big names. I am the one who keeps saying its talent and not marketing that makes someone successfull. So now that a person like SVD is massive for his thing, i dont think people have the right to crash on the likes of armin or pvd etc. Its the same scenario. Many have supported the artsits i mentioned like SVD - in the start of the career. It isnt all marketing.
So if you all dont like the trance big namers, as you so clearly make a point it is ones own opinion. Dont say we are weak minded attracted to the marketing ploy of the dj.
Goggleman and Element-y : the supporters of all things TRANCE (without the use of marketing haha)!
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