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That ONE track that got DJs/Producers Famous (pg. 8)
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| quote: | Originally posted by Nabistai
Let's not forget DJ Tomcraft - Loneliness :p |
That's not the one that made him famous, that's the one that made him look like a retard on crack.
If anything made him famous, it's "Silence".
| quote: | Originally posted by tom_langford
Lustral - Everytime
Chakra - I Am
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This is very wrong. They became famous exclusively with the help of "Space Brothers - Shine".
| quote: | Originally posted by elchuued
Actually I would say "The Gift" was their most popular song. |
Yes, but "Ajare" answers to the specific purpose of this thread, and as far as I know it's from 1994, while "The Gift" isn't that old.
| quote: | Originally posted by paranoik0
Olivier Lieb: LSG - Hidden Sun of Venus (maybe, i wasn't around at that time :D ) |
Yeah...no. "Netherworld" was older as far as I can remember, and famous enough.
| quote: | Originally posted by AlphaStarred
Midway - Inca
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You're forgetting the Ralphie B, Freejack and Alpha Breed aliases. Ralph Barendse became famous with "Freejack - No Promises" and essentially the birth of legendary (IMO) Alpha Breed.
| quote: | Originally posted by KrissO
Chicane feat. Maire Brennan - Saltwater
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You should have credit for being funny.
Seriously, you don't think that "Offshore" became famous enough?!
| quote: | Originally posted by numpie
Signum- What ya got 4 me!!!! |
Now, that's ing hilarious. I won't even bother correcting this. You obviously haven't done your trance homework - at all. |
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| neoh |
| quote: | Originally posted by UnBracKo
Rank 1 -----> Airwave
Underworld -----> Born Slippy |
underworld became popular with cowgirl I think.
carl cox - pheobus apollo
orbital - halcycon on and on
leftfield - open up
faithless - insomnia
bbe - seven days and one week
future breeze - why dont you dance with me
ppk - resurection
dj hydro - trippin on trance
firewall - sincere
gabriel & dresden - as the rush comes
thrillseekers - synastheia
etc.. etc.. |
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| quote: | Originally posted by neoh
firewall - sincere
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No. Really, no.
What about "Reflections" & "Touched" from 2001? On the other hand, Lange was popular before he did Firewall.
| quote: | Originally posted by neoh
ppk - resurection
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That's a one-hit-wonder. |
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| Dj_Irish |
| quote: | Originally posted by neoh
future breeze - why dont you dance with me
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What about Read My Lips and Heulender Wulf released on the same EP on the Le Petit Prince label in 1995?
Heulender Wulf is an acid trance classic! :) |
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| Nell |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj tek
tru.. i feel u on that.. what made us love oakey was tranceport 1.. however the only ORIGINAL PRODUCTION from Oakey that stands out is Southern Sun and sadly to say the tiesto mix made that track go overboard.. |
sorry mate your totally wrong. bullet in the gun was one fo the tracks that revolutionized trance, and that you will find is what made oakeys name back in the day. |
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| DJRavemonkey |
really people it wasnt as the rush comes that first made g&d
the first track of theres that really started all this adoration was Way Out West - Mindcircus (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) |
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| [r]-refuge.01^ |
Mr. Sam vs. Fred Baker pres. As One - Forever Waiting
Airwave - Save Me.
-reZ |
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| Dj_Irish |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nell
sorry mate your totally wrong. bullet in the gun was one fo the tracks that revolutionized trance, and that you will find is what made oakeys name back in the day. |
I just have to put my two cheap cents into this one hehe.
Oakenfold was a big name way before Bullet in the Gun. He did remixes for big name rock bands throughout the whole 90's. In 1989 he did a remix of Happy Monday's Mad Chester. Other stuff he put his name on was New Order - True Faith '94 remixes, Shamen - Move Any Mountain (1991), Massive Attack - Unfinnished Sympathy, U2 - Even Better Than The Real Thing, U2 - Lemon. Other artists he made remixes for was D:Ream, M People, Neneh Cherry, INXS and yes, even Snoop Doggy Dog...
Hes "super stardom" didn't start at the end of the 90's. Rather it was in the beginning IMHO... :) |
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| ehehe |
Wasn't "Bullet In The Gun" partially produced by Ian Masterson?
Also, Oakenfold's fame came with DJing, not any specific productions.
| quote: | Originally posted by DJRavemonkey
the first track of theres that really started all this adoration was Way Out West - Mindcircus (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) |
This is what I think as well. |
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| Dj_Irish |
| quote: | Originally posted by ehehe
Wasn't "Bullet In The Gun" partially produced by Ian Masterson?
Also, Oakenfold's fame came with DJing, not any specific productions.
This is what I think as well. |
True, it's really as a DJ he became famous. I think he was spinning at the legendary Hacienda in Manchester at the end of the 80's. At the peak of the Acid House revolution.
Anyways, regarding his productions, I think you will find "co-producers" to all Oakeys stuff. Cynically, he seems to be a so called "Yes, No"-guy. |
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| razzi |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJRavemonkey
a lot of the people replying obviously havent even been into trance long enuff to comment on this thread so why bother :rolleyes: |
amen.
i started reading this thread, and noticed there were 7 pages... as soon as i saw that i knew that this was going to be a thread full of n00bs with good posts few and far between.
too many 'one hit wonders' are being mentioned, and people who really dont know that much about the trance scene.. but who knows, maybe its just me :rolleyes: |
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| Blue. |
| quote: | Originally posted by razzi
amen.
i started reading this thread, and noticed there were 7 pages... as soon as i saw that i knew that this was going to be a thread full of n00bs with good posts few and far between.
too many 'one hit wonders' are being mentioned, and people who really dont know that much about the trance scene.. but who knows, maybe its just me :rolleyes: |
Not everyone is mr.trance God, it doesn't make them n00bs it just means not everyone on God's green earth has access to a hi-speed connection/goes to clubs 24/7 or knows everything there is to know about trance. No 1 person knows everything. |
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