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666 - Insanity (pg. 4)
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| -AbsurD- |
| btw....those groups were memorable back then... and theres no need to tell me to tell me that I dont know anything about electronic music, just because I think that they were memorable.... I remember how ppl would go crazy in the club to that music.... |
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| Eugene |
I've noticed an interesting thing since I started surfing these forums.
If you consider the European continent, the more to the east you go (Germany, Russia, Eastern Europe), the more appreciation there is for normal, melodic, easily digestible dance music.
The farther west you go (UK, Holland and Belgium), the more appreciation there is for esoteric, progressive music -- and the more arrogant elitism you encounter. Arrogant elitism as is evident in this thread.
Sure, there are exceptions, but as a general rule this fact can't be denied.
I can't stand when people here start whining "oh, this is cheese", "that is so commercial", FFS shut the f--- up, you idiots! Stop living in a cave that you made for yourself... |
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| InfiniteSquare |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eugene
I've noticed an interesting thing since I started surfing these forums.
If you consider the European continent, the more to the east you go (Germany, Russia, Eastern Europe), the more appreciation there is for normal, melodic, easily digestible dance music.
The farther west you go (UK, Holland and Belgium), the more appreciation there is for esoteric, progressive music -- and the more arrogant elitism you encounter. Arrogant elitism as is evident in this thread.
Sure, there are exceptions, but as a general rule this fact can't be denied.
I can't stand when people here start whining "oh, this is cheese", "that is so commercial", FFS shut the f--- up, you idiots! |
hes right - shut the up if u don't like it! |
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| PaRaNoIk0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eugene
If you consider the European continent, the more to the east you go (Germany, Russia, Eastern Europe), the more appreciation there is for normal, melodic, easily digestible dance music.
The farther west you go (UK, Holland and Belgium), the more appreciation there is for esoteric, progressive music -- and the more arrogant elitism you encounter. Arrogant elitism as is evident in this thread.
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are you saying 666 is for "normal" ppl, and prog for "arrogant elitists"? :rolleyes:
and you can call me en elitist as an individual, i'll admit it. but the same reason why i won't listen to most "easily digestible dance music" is the same why you won't listen to Britney Spears or N-Sync. Because we both think it's crap made for kids (taking some guesses, obviously i can't read your mind.
i have some respect for most hard genres, even if i don't like them. but for 666 i don't. i'm sick of seeing retarded s thinking they're so cool by playing their 666 tunes in their wannabe tunning cars. that's why i say it's ultra-cheese, because most of the ppl that listen to it are either those dudes, kids, or ppl that haven't heard proper good electronic music. |
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| skip |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eugene
accomplished trance artists like Noemi, Starsplash, etc.
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| mcleod |
| 666 is pretty cheesy!:whip: |
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| arctic |
This argument clearly isn't going to be settled, because 666 are clearly cheesey (even tho i like them lol), and when it comes to cheese things get nasty :P
It's probably in everyones best intrests if they just comment on the track and leave it at that. |
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| netw3rkd |
| Reason why I dont post in here...nothing but n00bs flaming each other...:rolleyes: |
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| Numb3rJuan |
| alice deejay is tha ... |
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| Pumaz |
| quote: | Originally posted by Numb3rJuan
alice deejay is tha ... |
What the does that have to do with anything? |
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| MiB |
| quote: | Originally posted by Pumaz
What the does that have to do with anything? |
haha :haha: |
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