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| quote: | Originally posted by xKaoSx
Actually Yes-
Theres some 13-15 songs on there- His current "releases"
Crush
Nothing but You
Time of Our Lives
All good- yes- but the rest of the songs on there- sound NOTHING like those 3 songs- doesnt flow worth a shit- random and all over the place. I mean- first 3 songs- goes from bangin hell yea- to a breaks housey version of Time of our lives then into some chillout crap song that i think my dead grandmother would hate. 4th song is OK- Then Nothing but you comes on - then its just random the whole way through.
What was he? Too lazy to mix the shit? |
It is very clear that PvD's target audience goes beyond the trance crowd. That's why you have a jazz tune (Like a Friend), a rock tune (the album version of Time of Our Lives), a hip-hop tune (Knowledge), and a number of chillout tunes (e.g., Buenaventura). If you are so limited in your musical taste as to want "banging tunes" only, no wonder you're disappointed.
Needless to say, mixing these genres into a continuous set is unnecessary. You want the tracks to stand out to accentuate the album's diversity.
P.S. By the way, there were two more tracks that were released previously: Connected, which was the B-side for Time of Our Lives, and Buenaventura, which was on the La Mano del Zurdo soundtrack.
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Last edited by armandzadza on Sep-09-2003 at 22:35
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