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Sasha's girlfriend (pg. 3)
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| Cobalt |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
:stongue: :stongue: :stongue:
i think oakie had an affair with her :eek: |
Had? She must be screwing around, because I'm certain I saw her playing naughty with Oakie just last month. Nevermind all the rumors I've heard of her "nights out" with Sandra.
Sasha ought to know better. |
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| UWM |
| quote: | Originally posted by washout
whats he play then. |
Is this a serious question? |
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| washout |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Is this a serious question? |
well its not a loaded question, a joke, or a body part is it. |
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| UWM |
Well I really can't tell. After all, this is the CORe, where it's more common place to take the piss than make a serious inquiry.
If you want a particular style that he plays, I guess it's a bit hard defined. I suppose through the mid and late 90s Mr. Coe played what could most aptly be dubbed 'Progressive Trance,' albeit a far cry from what today might be classified under that genre. Through the early part of the decade Sasha found himself caught up in what many people might refer to as the 'sleepy' progressive house phase, although this is quite obviously debatable. The melodies of the 90s were, for a time, sacrificed (along with BPMs) for chunky, driving, percussion-driven sounds. From 2002 - 2004, Sasha seemed to find himself returning to his roots, bringing back a more melodic brand of music as evidenced by his release Airdrawndagger. As the early years of the 2000s have progressed, along with technology, Sasha found himself searching for his niche in the oh-so-trendy techno/acid/electro/minimal influenced 'progressive' house sounds. With the influence of Ableton Live software, Alexander has since been working on carving himself into his own genre, undefinable by any one term. He has incorporated breaks, hip-hop, deep house, rock, electro/techno-influenced tracks, and what is now most aptly dubbed 'progressive' house into one big melting pot. So, if you can come up with a name for that, have at it. But it's by no means trance. |
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| washout |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
If you want a particular style that he plays, I guess it's a bit hard defined. |
thats all i needed.
:)
+1 for the extras. |
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| Clovis86 |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Well I really can't tell. After all, this is the CORe, where it's more common place to take the piss than make a serious inquiry.
If you want a particular style that he plays, I guess it's a bit hard defined. I suppose through the mid and late 90s Mr. Coe played what could most aptly be dubbed 'Progressive Trance,' albeit a far cry from what today might be classified under that genre. Through the early part of the decade Sasha found himself caught up in what many people might refer to as the 'sleepy' progressive house phase, although this is quite obviously debatable. The melodies of the 90s were, for a time, sacrificed (along with BPMs) for chunky, driving, percussion-driven sounds. From 2002 - 2004, Sasha seemed to find himself returning to his roots, bringing back a more melodic brand of music as evidenced by his release Airdrawndagger. As the early years of the 2000s have progressed, along with technology, Sasha found himself searching for his niche in the oh-so-trendy techno/acid/electro/minimal influenced 'progressive' house sounds. With the influence of Ableton Live software, Alexander has since been working on carving himself into his own genre, undefinable by any one term. He has incorporated breaks, hip-hop, deep house, rock, electro/techno-influenced tracks, and what is now most aptly dubbed 'progressive' house into one big melting pot. So, if you can come up with a name for that, have at it. But it's by no means trance. |
I think its called : ing good music. |
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| washout |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis86
I think its called : ing good music. |
no argument there. |
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| CleverName |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Well I really can't tell. After all, this is the CORe, where it's more common place to take the piss than make a serious inquiry.
If you want a particular style that he plays, I guess it's a bit hard defined. I suppose through the mid and late 90s Mr. Coe played what could most aptly be dubbed 'Progressive Trance,' albeit a far cry from what today might be classified under that genre. Through the early part of the decade Sasha found himself caught up in what many people might refer to as the 'sleepy' progressive house phase, although this is quite obviously debatable. The melodies of the 90s were, for a time, sacrificed (along with BPMs) for chunky, driving, percussion-driven sounds. From 2002 - 2004, Sasha seemed to find himself returning to his roots, bringing back a more melodic brand of music as evidenced by his release Airdrawndagger. As the early years of the 2000s have progressed, along with technology, Sasha found himself searching for his niche in the oh-so-trendy techno/acid/electro/minimal influenced 'progressive' house sounds. With the influence of Ableton Live software, Alexander has since been working on carving himself into his own genre, undefinable by any one term. He has incorporated breaks, hip-hop, deep house, rock, electro/techno-influenced tracks, and what is now most aptly dubbed 'progressive' house into one big melting pot. So, if you can come up with a name for that, have at it. But it's by no means trance. |
Should put that in the wikipedia article on Sasha. The current article sucks the fat one. |
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| Cobalt |
| quote: | Originally posted by CleverName
Should put that in the wikipedia article on Sasha. The current article sucks the fat one. |
Tinkering with Wikipedia is very tempting but to be done under great caution and need. :) |
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| Aiwendil |
| Na, it's all british house, an it's all crap. |
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| dinoXpress |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aiwendil
Na, it's all british house, an it's all crap. |
:haha: :haha: :haha: |
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| AlphaStarred |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
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that just made my nose twitch. ahh, reminiscence... |
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