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| meneedit |
The following is a list of artists that I have only heard one track from. The track that I have heard is listed next to the artist.
I just need to know whether they are or not so that I know whether to buy their stuff or not. :) :) :)
Carl Cox (Phuture 2000)
Three Dives (Greece 2000)
The Thrillseekers (Synaesthesia)
Kinobe (Slip into something more comfortable)
Pilgrims of the mind (Nothing can pull us apart)
Robokotenko (system experiment)
Mirwais (Disco Science)
Is Mirwais's album "production" worth buying?
Jakatta (american dream) *same question as with Mirwais*
Lamb (B-line) *same question as with Mirwais* |
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| Eric19 |
| I never even heard of them.. So I really could'nt tell ya.. |
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| whiskers |
haven't heard much of carl cox's, but from what i could tell, he's a hardhouse dj - not my cup of tea.
three drives: greece 2000, sunset in ibiza, air traffic, doesn't really matter are great tunes. the first two are classics
thrillseekers: very good, some of the remixes (flutlicht's of "dreaming of you")
the rest i haven't heard of |
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| meneedit |
No worries, thanks :)
Robokotenko are new but I'm surprised that nobody has heard of them.
Especially because they are playing the system experiment video clip over here in Australia and we normally get everything later than the rest of the world? |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by meneedit
No worries, thanks :)
Robokotenko are new but I'm surprised that nobody has heard of them.
Especially because they are playing the system experiment video clip over here in Australia and we normally get everything later than the rest of the world? |
they probably haven't been hyped up by the OMG I DIE crowd (no, i'm not talking about f0x) |
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| Stories |
| quote: | Originally posted by meneedit
Carl Cox (Phuture 2000)
Three Dives (Greece 2000)
The Thrillseekers (Synaesthesia)
Kinobe (Slip into something more comfortable)
Pilgrims of the mind (Nothing can pull us apart)
Robokotenko (system experiment) |
Carl Cox -- Too much hardness for me (whatever it might be)
Three Drives -- Great guys... even when Ton TB and Enrico are solo!
The Thrillseekers (aka Steve Helstrip) -- Guy is amazing... I HIGHLY recommend his productions!
Dunno the other 3 |
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| Syeker |
Carl Cox - Great Dj averege producer.
Three Drives - Crap (Sorry Three Drives fans but someone has to tell the truth, of course there's one track that everybody's got to hear: Three Drives - Carrera 2 (Nu-Nrg Remix)).
The Thrillseekers - Simply a genius. This guy makes a lot of chillout tracks and his productions are loved & played by Paul van Dyk.
Can tell about the others... |
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| Evil_Gnome |
| I would recomend Carl Cox, his stuff is more hard, but he is still very good. I got his live production from Detroit and I love it. I would also check out the Thrillseekers. They too are amazing. |
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| meneedit |
| quote: | Originally posted by Stories
Carl Cox -- Too much hardness for me (whatever it might be)
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what do you mean by hardness?
Is his style hardcore trance? coz if it is...
erhehheh... cant stand hardcore trance!!! |
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| meneedit |
| so you guys r saying that the thrillseekers have sum original tunes, yeah? |
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| Protege |
Carl Cox: Ok tune when it first came out
Three Drives: Awesome tracks, I highly recommend
Thrillseekers: Again, great tracks although the guy behind the thrillseekers (Steve Helstrip) hasnt made anything under this name in a while. Check out Rapid Eye, Insigma, and Morpheus
Kinobe: Chillout stuff, not too bad but Im not usually into this stuff
And I havent heard of the other 2 |
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| whiskers |
| quote: | Originally posted by Syeker
Three Drives - Crap (Sorry Three Drives fans but someone has to tell the truth, of course there's one track that everybody's got to hear: Three Drives - Carrera 2 (Nu-Nrg Remix)).
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interesting, i've seen some Three Drives hate bandwagons lately... wonder why, sunset on ibiza and greece 2000 everyone loved and all the djs caned back in the day, carrera 2 was massive too, is in TA's top tunes of 2002 (can't remember which position though) |
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