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| Raze1 |
I've been listening to trance for a long time but...i've never come across the answer to this...
what does vs stand for in a title name?
versus?
Coldplay vs. Armin van Buuren & Gabriel & Dresden - Fixing Zocalo {Fix You} (Extrema Edit) (Set Rip)-enTc.mp3
It seems kind of funny to say coldplay versus armin versus gd...so for some reason, I think it means for something else.
What is it? |
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| Palladium |
"vs" is like an "&"...u know
it's been whored a lot on EDM...for me means that the producers are producing (lol) together
but uother times is when its made a mash-up... |
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| arwoo |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raze1
Coldplay vs. Armin van Buuren & Gabriel & Dresden - Fixing Zocalo {Fix You} (Extrema Edit) (Set Rip)-enTc.mp3 |
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| UWM |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raze1
Coldplay vs. Armin van Buuren & Gabriel & Dresden - Fixing Zocalo {Fix You} (Extrema Edit) (Set Rip)-enTc.mp3
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I can't imagine that's any good. |
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| Aquarian |
It's kinda like a bigger seperator.. for instance, you have:
Coldplay vs Armin Van Buuren & G&D. G&D are one element along with Armin because they did a collab on zocalo, while Coldplay is more distanced from them. So you have the two major elements, Coldplay is one, AVB + G&D is the other, as opposed to having three elements; Coldplay, AVB and G&D. The latter would be misleading because the track is a mash of one track by coldplay, and one track by AVB + G&D, so it should be two elements. |
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| s3nate |
| quote: | Originally posted by Raze1
Coldplay vs. Armin van Buuren & Gabriel & Dresden - Fixing Zocalo {Fix You} (Extrema Edit) (Set Rip)-enTc.mp3
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At least hide it! :whip: |
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