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Originally posted by Krysta_101 A mighty fine read. Though, I knew most of this. For some reason, people in America just don't have the attention span for EDM. They expect something to happen in the first two minutes of a track because that's what they're used to. This is multiplied ten-fold when you add on the prejudices towards EDM. But most Americans are used to hearing a 3:30 minute rock track banged out, with the song reaching peak at around 1:45 into it. They can't imagine listening to a 10 minute track with a tremendous build to it. Especially not when all this person did was hit the "repeat" button in the synth area of a beat client program. Hell, they have minute rice to tend to.

word you dont want to grind nikka?

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 word you dont want to grind nikka?

psh naw!

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Originally posted by vhx1 more pics or STFU!!!

This is me about to go loco on yo' bitch ass!




Step it!

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Originally posted by Krysta_101 This is me about to go loco on yo' bitch ass!

Yes plz, I don't mind.

Haha, I just am still in love with how my thread spiraled down to nothing.

+1

its not like it isnt your fault

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 its not like it isnt your fault

+1

I just went to the Oakenfold show at Premier in Seattle and just realized why EDM is dead.

Sandra Collins was before Oakey and she was great, but the croud was so f'ing lame they kinda stood in confusion as she played Kosmas Epsilon - Innocent Thoughts, which is an awesome ethereal tune, but the croud was too antsy and didn't appreciate..

Then the Oak came on and he was ok for a while until he played Tiesto - Traffic and Yilmaz Altanhan - Eighties.. twice! I realized he had comepletely lost any originality he had but the crowd just ate it up.

Oh well, I guess thats what I get for hopeing Oakey would pull a miracle and remind me why he was a trance god. I'm going to Vancouver to see James Holden and hopefully that will revive my clubbing enthusiasm.



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Originally posted by Krysta_101 Haha, I just am still in love with how my thread spiraled down to nothing. +1

Welcome to TA!

and I think we have a new candidate for attention whoa

PLUR

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Originally posted by DiMethGuy Welcome to TA! and I think we have a new candidate for attention whoa PLUR

LMAO

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Originally posted by Krysta_101 This is me about to go loco on yo' bitch ass! Step it!

Wow.. you are very hot

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Originally posted by djmetatron Then the Oak came on and he was ok for a while until he played Tiesto - Traffic and Yilmaz Altanhan - Eighties.. twice! I realized he had comepletely lost any originality he had but the crowd just ate it up.

how queer of oakey tokey.

The EDM scene in the Midwest is growing, as mentioned, the knowledge of specifice edm tracks and genres is unknown to the common person. Though the midwest has alot of great talent locally, and guests: Liebing, Beyer, Lekebusch(canceled sadly), and Ferry, just to name a few.

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