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Sasha-Involver (pg. 4)
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| djway |
Matt: We'll continue this in real life unless some1 else wants me to continue it here(or if I can't sleep tonight I'll reply also :p). [the cd's haven't left my mind in week/s]
My reply will be longer then your, and that's just getting gay for time it's taking 2 reply....
BTW I don't own this and won't buy it; I don't like it. I do buy CD's and Vinyl I like......(last cd purchase was hernan's).
VERY quickly..."Petter, Ulrich Schnauss, because their tracks stick in your head."
Ulrich Schnauss is a god in his own right, his tracks sound better then the Sasha remixes (I have his 3LP vinyl set @ home, as well as his CD), and I like petter's tracks before Sasha touched them.
Never any love lost mate...It's sharing views, it's not about love and hate. You learn through difference of opinions...
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| matt_a |
| quote: | Originally posted by djway
VERY quickly..."Petter, Ulrich Schnauss, because their tracks stick in your head."
Ulrich Schnauss is a god in his own right, his tracks sound better then the Sasha remixes (I have his 3LP vinyl set @ home, as well as his CD), and I like petter's tracks before Sasha touched them.
--djway |
True, Schnauss' stuff is brilliant, I've heard his album, and it was gold, but just what I meant was that it wouldn't fit onto the cd if it remained in original form. It would've sounded totally out of place. That's what I was saying, that the originals of all these tracks could not have come together to make a mix cd, without intervention.
Will you be at Icebox on Friday night? I'll fight you then :D We'll just have to watch out for Security guard Sid :nervous: :nervous: |
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| S_madis |
| quote: | Originally posted by matt_a
Will you be at Icebox on Friday night? I'll fight you then :D We'll just have to watch out for Security guard Sid :nervous: :nervous: |
hahahahaha you better watch out Matty!lol
I should be at the icebox this Friday, however I dont think I will be able to make it on time to Adam's set (you can all rub it in and tell me what a fantastic set I missed out on when I get there though) because I have a really close friends 21st on before then. I shall prance on down a bit later on to put my two cents into this arguement though :D |
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| webmeister |
By Friday I might have even heard it! :D
I'm actually curious to hear it now, even though I dislike prog... |
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| lethal |
Matt how can you call Airdrawndagger crud???? :eyes: :eyes: :eyes:
Thats pure blasphemy my son, blasphemy of the worst kind!!!:eek: (You'll have to repent by buying your local progressive priests some beers i think!!! ;):D:D)
Im with webby (except for the disliking prog part!:p) - i really need to get my hands on a copy of this! :) |
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| escee |
| quote: | Originally posted by matt_a
Ironlically Sasha took 8 years to make Airdrawndagger. I thought it was a total waste of money. There are 2 and a half good tracks. Wavy Gravy, Fundamental and Boiler Room. Apart from that the rest are overworked, and sound like crud.
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You had valid points up until that paragraph there.
| quote: | Originally posted by Teknoscaper.
You're .
Your taste in music sucks.
And you wonder why you never play at my wicked parties?
P.S You're . |
lolololol :)
ps: You're parties are ! |
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| gumble |
EDM is a stupid term.
This is hardly a "DANCE" album.
Its not a "prog" album.
So what if some of the tracks have been around a while - its a collection of some of Sasha's favourites - edited the way he wanted them - to fit the way he wanted it to. He knows what he is doing, its turned out a masterpiece.
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Ironlically Sasha took 8 years to make Airdrawndagger. I thought it was a total waste of money. There are 2 and a half good tracks. Wavy Gravy, Fundamental and Boiler Room. Apart from that the rest are overworked, and sound like crud.
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No waste of money there - but if u dont like it, fair enough. I love airdrawndagger, and I hope stamper is reading this - I think he has my copy :)
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I love 005, but if you gave any self respecting prog dj the same tracks, and a few hours they could make it just as good.
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But thats the point, Holden has the tunes - he as a great skill of selection, sure his mixing is a tad off, but his skill at finding tracks and creating a set are second to almost none. |
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| gilmista |
| this cd is owning my every senses. goodest english. |
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| muli |
had a listen this morning on the train :rolleyes:
me likes, pretty solid album and i like his interpretations of tunes.
but after one listen im not like OMG BEST ALBUM EVER! maybe after a few more listens.
Its def not crap tho, its of high standards, just not mindblowing... yet.:stongue: |
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| Hard_NRG |
| I just heard the entire album and i quite like it. My favourite song on it would have to be track 8, Lostep - Burma, such a beautiful song. :D |
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| MarcoB |
Is it just me or has no-one noticed that Sasha isn't actually as cutting edge as the GU PR machine would have you believe......if you cast your minds back to 2001 and PvD's Politics of Dancing, a seminel trance album if ever there was one, he actually re-worked lots of the tracks, by other artists, which he used in the compilation....
I just think that credit should be given where it's due.....& in this case PvD is the true pioneer.....
That said I don't want to detract from Sasha's quality album, which I rate as a 9/10:D :D |
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| matt_a |
| quote: | Originally posted by MarcoB
I just think that credit should be given where it's due.....& in this case PvD is the true pioneer.....
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You don't know about the Paul-Van-Dyk-Remix-In-A-Can!? :toothless |
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