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Terry Lee Brown Jr. (pg. 2)
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| Deeedeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
Their sound hasn't changed in years.
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I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs. |
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| distant |
| quote: | Originally posted by Deeedeee
I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs. |
Fair enough. You should listen to Jigsaw Pieces actually, since it's probably your style. |
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| Cloud |
| quote: | Originally posted by Deeedeee
I need & admire solid consistency. When I want a different sound, I'll genre hop. Easy. That's my job, not theirs. |
I like your taste. |
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| Deeedeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
Fair enough. You should listen to Jigsaw Pieces actually, since it's probably your style. |
oh yeah, i never tire of it! from '98 to '09, it'll still be on repeat. :p
and thanks for the input in regards to Hlyleg. |
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| Deeedeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Cloud
I like your taste. |
Thanks, however I swiped it from benni :toothless |
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| nefardec |
i'm playing Terry Lee Brown Jr - Barsnack
HUGE FAT CHUNKY cool track. ing hot
try mixing this track with 16 bit lolita's - chuck nology
that's some fat
and i am planning on doing an ableton mashup of this track and rodamaal - insomnia (ame remix) called insomnia snack haha it sounds pretty hot |
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| DJ Intrigue |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
The Timewriter and Terry Lee Brown Jr. keep churning out the same tech-house nonsense. Their sound hasn't changed in years.
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Care to elaborate on this? Cause being the big Timewriter and TLB Jr. fan that I am, I don't follow...
Now, I'm not particularly fond of either of their earlier releases, but there are plenty of other producers and even dj's that fit your description a little more aptly I think. Trentemoller is a recent one that comes to my mind.
As for the rest of Plastic City excluding these two guys, yeah many of the other releases do sound somewhat redundant. Again, I think this is more indicative of the older tracks as opposed to the material since about 2001 or so. The cd's from G-Pal and Bioground are decent standouts though. |
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| plaxx |
Terry = My Producer of the year
Plastic City = Label of the year
Honestly, they have been churning out hit after hit. Transitions is my fav CD of 2006 but Karambolage (sp) is #2... brilliant brilliant stuff. |
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| dj_bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by Deeedeee
that it is! he's got to be black... such lucious grooves. Or gay. just check out his Cafe compilations :tongue3 |
lol |
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| distant |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Intrigue
Care to elaborate on this? Cause being the big Timewriter and TLB Jr. fan that I am, I don't follow...
Now, I'm not particularly fond of either of their earlier releases, but there are plenty of other producers and even dj's that fit your description a little more aptly I think. Trentemoller is a recent one that comes to my mind.
As for the rest of Plastic City excluding these two guys, yeah many of the other releases do sound somewhat redundant. Again, I think this is more indicative of the older tracks as opposed to the material since about 2001 or so. The cd's from G-Pal and Bioground are decent standouts though. |
I just remember listening to a load of Plastic City releases in early 2005. Most of it was TLB Jr and Timewriter, between the years 1996 and 2005, and I kept thinking "this track sounds exactly like the last one". It just didn't give me a good impression of the label.
TLB even managed to turn For An Angel into a tech-houser. :eyespop:
That said, I managed to find a PC release that I do like. The A-side of this is great. It's a hard tech stomper though, so don't expect smooth grooves. |
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