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d-miurge
do the cheesiest track you can!
Quinders
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All this 'selling out' bull attitude is utter rubbish. Its a music BUSINESS. wake up people.


Well I'm sorry. I see music as an art form, something that touches you, that can change your life - not a way to get famous and make money. I wouldn't buy anything by any artist if I thought for one second that their track was released to "pay the bills".
PutBoy
Do it under a different name. Money is money, and money is good for you.
thoughtlessjex
"Who's Jan Wayne?" :nervous:













"For that matter, why don't you ask him to do it?"

Seriously, though, I'd probably do it, just to try my hand at the style if nothing else.
Benjamin B
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Originally posted by Quinders
Well I'm sorry. I see music as an art form, something that touches you, that can change your life - not a way to get famous and make money. I wouldn't buy anything by any artist if I thought for one second that their track was released to "pay the bills".


Yea, but what is going to allow you to pursue this art form if you don't have any money to survive on? I would argue that a person who truly loves the music will do everything they can to make it a lifelong career. This may involve sacrificing some of the finer artistic principles that he or she might value in order to create opportunities to express themselves in the future.
dj jasonF
one way or another... in real life... we are all whores arent we???

we all do things that we dont believe in or dont want to do. we are geting ed in the ass every day to accomplish other things we like. thats life.
Dj Pyster
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Originally posted by PutBoy
Do it under a different name. Money is money, and money is good for you.


True, money = synths/hardware :)

I would just make the remix in my own style.
DC76
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Originally posted by flamingopikken
Oh my god..

I would say that you should take the offer, make a remix under a different nickname, and hope for the best. This isn't something that happens every day !!


That's what I'd do. Although I'd have a helluva time coming up with a name that suits me that isn't DC76 :haha:
Nautica
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Originally posted by Freak
The fact that ferry corsten wrote mixed and produced Doop- 'Doop' back in the early 90s is testament to that.....


He didn't, that was Ferry Ridderhof ;)

But yeah, do it under another name.
dannyc
show me the money i'd say and do it under a different name. you could sell your soul but just keep your trance soul :tongue2

i'd also try introduce certain elements of my style into the cheesey mix just to really up those cheese loving bastards. :)

montana
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Originally posted by Freak
Would you have even heard or Armand van helden if it wasnt for his mix of Tori Amos 'professional widow'? I doubt it. That was an awesome remix of an unknown commercially tune (to pick a random example) and look what happened after it blew up.


totally agree on your post but these 2 things tho. i thought armand was already pretty known with Witchdoktor and Funk Phenonemon(sp?).
Freak
Not outside of the house scene he wasnt.... that took him chartside and into the big league.
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