Radio Slave's tracks/remixes REALLY dont go anywhere but they still have a very profound effect on my mindstate/emotional being. I drive down the road listening to them and forget what I'm thinking about half the time.

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Originally posted by Clovis Eh, I'd say the overwhelming response to many of the latest releases has been just that. "meh". The people who like/hype it seem to be in the minority.

are you kidding me? It have been nr 1 on the toplists on more or less all download sites such as Beatport etc.
And it have been hyped to death on all EDM forums.
The thing is that those fans who like it really praise it to death.

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Originally posted by SMC It bothers me that you're dishonest and a hypocrite.

So, i'm dishonest and a hypocrite for not liking the track and stating my reasons for it? Yeah ok all cool...



p.s. I became a huge fan of Jakob! Great music.

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Sasha tracks are always over hyped. So no surprise.

Yes, but IMO most of his 90s work was actually great and justified the hype like Xpander, Rabbitweed, Belfunk, Be as One, Arkane Asylum, etc etc.

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Originally posted by Nostalgic Yes, but IMO most of his 90s work was actually great and justified the hype like Xpander, Rabbitweed, Belfunk, Be as One, Arkane Asylum, etc etc.

Yeah I agree that these ones were justified.
Especially Xpander. Which was even mentioned in an edition of Rolling Stones as one of the most important tunes of the last century. Not bad.

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Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch the most recent "Sasha" tracks (well, Charlie May and that other guy whose name I forgot :P)

Alexander Coe

i always despite the charlie may help anyways

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Originally posted by Palladium Alexander Coe i always despite the charlie may help anyways

I think he means Barry Jamieson and/or Duncan Forbes.

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Originally posted by Nostalgic Yes, but IMO most of his 90s work was actually great and justified the hype like Xpander, Rabbitweed, Belfunk, Be as One, Arkane Asylum, etc etc.

Don't forget the Qat!

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Which was even mentioned in an edition of Rolling Stones as one of the most important tunes of the last century. Not bad.

Now that I found pleasantly surprising, especially coming from Rolling Stone.

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery I think he means Barry Jamieson and/or Duncan Forbes.

so 4 people made all emfire releases?

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Originally posted by Palladium so 4 people made all emfire releases?

Yep

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

As others have explained, it lacks a vision or theme. I don't simply mean it lacks a hook. Coma has no apparent aim or purpose. It's better than other recent releases from Sasha Co., but underlines his lack of artistic direction since the decline of progressive.