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Steve Angello (pg. 6)
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| iammesol |
| quote: | Originally posted by kixalot
Am I the only one who finds Steve Angello's stuff quite bland? To the point that it actually gets boring. |
It has been 2 hours since you posted that :wtf: |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by kixalot
Am I the only one who finds Steve Angello's stuff quite bland? To the point that it actually gets boring. |
No.
A LOT of us find it quite boring after a while. |
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| Ry Diggs |
ya and then all of you guys will be all over his nuts again when he releases something new.
it happens all the time. |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ry Diggs
ya and then all of you guys will be all over his nuts again when he releases something new.
it happens all the time. |
Do you even know what the kind of music I spin? I haven't charted anything Angello has done since the ToolBox EP.
Id rather just play stuff from that and his EP. Best 6 or 7 tunes he's made. |
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| Ry Diggs |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
Do you even know what the kind of music I spin? I haven't charted anything Angello has done since the ToolBox EP.
Id rather just play stuff from that and his EP. Best 6 or 7 tunes he's made. |
I wasn't talking about YOU specifically, but kudos to you for staying ahead of the scene so much |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ry Diggs
I wasn't talking about YOU specifically, but kudos to you for staying ahead of the scene so much |
Is that sarcasm?
I honestly just don't feel like mking room for Swedish House Mafia (And close friends)'s tunes in my sets anymore. Sure, I'll drop Tribal Inc. when it fits, but 9/10 releases from them right now seem to be such blatant cheese. Blatant cheese can be fun- But come on!
Big exception goes to:
Eric Prydz.
He is the smartest up and coming guy in dance music right now. Sure, he's been releasing stuff under various aliases for years now, but now that he has "struck it big" with a real pop hit, he is still making tunes under those other aliases and trying keeping everybody happy. |
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| Ry Diggs |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
Is that sarcasm?
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No. |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ry Diggs
No. |
Oh, ok.
:p |
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| iammesol |
| quote: | Originally posted by Allied Nations
Is that sarcasm?
I honestly just don't feel like mking room for Swedish House Mafia (And close friends)'s tunes in my sets anymore. Sure, I'll drop Tribal Inc. when it fits, but 9/10 releases from them right now seem to be such blatant cheese. Blatant cheese can be fun- But come on!
Big exception goes to:
Eric Prydz.
He is the smartest up and coming guy in dance music right now. Sure, he's been releasing stuff under various aliases for years now, but now that he has "struck it big" with a real pop hit, he is still making tunes under those other aliases and trying keeping everybody happy. |
His remixes aren't poppy, and they're always under the Eric Prydz guise. I whole-heartedly agree with you though. He's the most individual of all the Mafia, not to mention house in general |
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| Allied Nations |
| quote: | Originally posted by iammesol
His remixes aren't poppy, and they're always under the Eric Prydz guise. I whole-heartedly agree with you though. He's the most individual of all the Mafia, not to mention house in general |
Actually, his remixes under Eric Prydz are poppy. Doesn't mean I don't like some of them.
To name a few:
Lola's Theme
Voices
Rocker
Sex & Sun |
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| Ry Diggs |
| you haven't heard the Eric Prydz remix of "A Bit Patchy" yet then |
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| kixalot |
| quote: | Originally posted by iammesol
It has been 2 hours since you posted that :wtf: |
What exactly is your point? |
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