hehe i win

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Originally posted by Domesticated John Dahlback has put out more productions than the rest of his country combined, and he's got about 5 good tracks to show for it, a few of them being collaborations to boot. Jesper > John. I fucking love that track, I wish I could find it in decent quality digital format, all I have is the vinyl.

as far as jesper vs john i agree, because i am a techno twat.

all i am saying is that i have seen both play (john and steve although not together) and john is the best "dj" from the meatball mafia.

i was actually impressed.

angello could not mix betty crocker cake mix.

axwell is not far removed from basshunter;p

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The Swedish House Mafia is just the four: Prydz, Axwell, Angello & Ingrosso.

I haven't seen Prydz play, but Axwell is a decent DJ in the commercial realm. He plays fun, accessible stuff but not cheese. There is a difference. He has also come up with a lot of decent mash-ups in his time.

Angello & Ingrosso are atrocious DJs. Even when they were making good productions, their DJing was terrible.

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The only good things Steve Angello ever did were his remark about shoes in that thread and punch Paris Hilton's bitch.

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Originally posted by woscar The only good things Steve Angello ever did were his remark about shoes in that thread and punch Paris Hilton's bitch.

82-83, Acid, Funked, Yeah, Yo Yo Kidz, Wear It Out, Euro, Yourself, Breathe, Raining Again.

Bullshit. He's done heaps of good stuff.

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Which of those is good?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Which of those is good?

Music doesn't have to be deep to be enjoyable. I'm not claiming these are masterpieces; I'm simply saying they are good club tracks, which is exactly what they were intended to be. I love dropping tracks like 82-83 when I DJ house parties; they are accessible enough for the pop music losers to enjoy them, but also good enough that the proper music heads can get into it too. They are perfectly balanced in my opinion.

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Last edited by Domesticated on Nov-06-2009 at 02:47

You like pop music. Gotcha.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery You like pop music. Gotcha.

I like plenty of pop music, and so do you. What's wrong with that? As long as it's good pop music it's fine.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Which of those is good?

Also, apart from Raining Again, how many of those tracks do you actually know?

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Originally posted by Domesticated I like plenty of pop music, and so do you. What's wrong with that? As long as it's good pop music it's fine.

Yes I do. Why are you being so defensive?

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Which of those is good?

All of them. How's that? Not defensive at all.

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