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Sand Leaper
Tension hunter

Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Oslo, Norway
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OK,I've seen a lot of outrageous statements on this forum,but now I can't control myself any longer:
| quote: | Originally posted by DaveC
Push (m.i.k.e) has so much originality it is unbelievable. |
YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!   
M.I.K.E LACKS originality.I'll agree that the tricks M.I.K.E does know are incredible,and he can tear off roofs with tracks like "The Legacy" and "Silverbath",but he is NOT original.He has one formula that he uses over and over again in every track,which is:One huge buildup and then one huge riff to blow everyone away.(Of course,there are exceptions,like "Elements Of Life".)The thing is,M.I.K.E really knows how to make these two elements so fuckin' mental and off tha hook that when his tracks are played on big systems,they blow the roof off every fuckin' time.Also,he's good at varying the sounds he uses,so that it masks the simplicity of his music.And I'll hand it to him,it's difficult to pull those tricks off on almost every goddamn track that he produces.Not many can do that as effectively as M.I.K.E does,and certainly not so many times after another,without getting tedious and/or boring.That's why I think his productions rock.But his tracks are NOT original.That is complete BS.When you go down to the essences of his productions,they are almost ALWAYS the same.
PvD is WAYYY more original than M.I.K.E productionwise,although as mentioned,he has some problems too.But take the "Out There And Back"-album for instance.Here,he spends so much time setting the mood with all kinds of elements,even going to the means of using breakbeats once in a while to break up the (after a while,at home) monotonous 4/4 drive.And the whole structure of the album is so carefully planned in coordinaiton with his dj-experience,so that it feels like a whole piece of musical work instead of just seperate tracks.But when you think of it,comparing M.I.K.E with PvD is quite unfair,as they have TOTALLY different trance-styles production wise.PvD is definately a producer for the home listener,while M.I.K.E produces for the dancing masses.(which by no means is negative)PvD doesn't make those "blow tha fucking roof off"-tracks that M.I.K.E does,PvD is more subtle and mellow on his productions,even when he opens the flood gates completely like "Avenue" or "Columbia" on "Out There And Back".I think that he thinks that all that "blow tha roof off" stuff fits better in his djsets,and I think we've all noticed that by now.
(Rosenmontag = F**CKING OFF THA HOOK!!!!!!)
Therefore,I think it's quite unfair to compare these two,as they are two quite different musicians.I love them both,but M.I.K.E has yet to prove himself for me by making something COMPLETELY different.And does M.I.K.E even dj at all?
Oh and btw,I never understood what all the fuss was about with that Space Brothers-rework anyway.Both the rework and the Push remix are two totally ordinary trance tracks.What's so AMAZING about these?
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May-03-2002 15:35
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djcresto
Tranceaddict Trainer

Registered: May 2001
Location: Dendermonde
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| quote: | Originally posted by Sand Leaper
OK,I've seen a lot of outrageous statements on this forum,but now I can't control myself any longer:
YEAH RIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!   
M.I.K.E LACKS originality.I'll agree that the tricks M.I.K.E does know are incredible,and he can tear off roofs with tracks like "The Legacy" and "Silverbath",but he is NOT original.He has one formula that he uses over and over again in every track,which is:One huge buildup and then one huge riff to blow everyone away.(Of course,there are exceptions,like "Elements Of Life".)The thing is,M.I.K.E really knows how to make these two elements so fuckin' mental and off tha hook that when his tracks are played on big systems,they blow the roof off every fuckin' time.Also,he's good at varying the sounds he uses,so that it masks the simplicity of his music.And I'll hand it to him,it's difficult to pull those tricks off on almost every goddamn track that he produces.Not many can do that as effectively as M.I.K.E does,and certainly not so many times after another,without getting tedious and/or boring.That's why I think his productions rock.But his tracks are NOT original.That is complete BS.When you go down to the essences of his productions,they are almost ALWAYS the same.
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LOL
seems to me that you don't know half of his tracks
pe liquid overdose - contact
dark city - new age booster
complex climate - genetic stress
progrez - beam me up
perfect state - into a different
these all sound different, and have an other build-up
don't give comment if you only know his aliases push, plastic boy and mike
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May-03-2002 18:01
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