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Pryda - Armed at #1 on Beatport is a f*cking joke
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punjabi
It's Aftermath with a different name. :whip:
Ian
is it #1 in sales ? if so, it's not people here you need to be bitching at ;)
Clovis
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Originally posted by punjabi
It's Aftermath with a different name. :whip:



Not really, no.
jupiterone
Whenever I listen to the *genre* top 10 sales tracks they sound like complete .
Clovis
I like that though, wouldnt want those gems I find after digging for a few hours to get on the front page :p
idoru
"People paying attention to Top 10 popular lists is a f*cking joke"

I went ahead and fixed your title for you. :)
jupiterone
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Originally posted by Clovis
I like that though, wouldnt want those gems I find after digging for a few hours to get on the front page :p



/agreed
punjabi
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Originally posted by Clovis
Not really, no.

Uh, yeah dude. A very similar high pitched loop that goes for literally the entire song, various boring breakdowns, and a simple bassline. The bassline is the same as Aftermath but he took a few notes out. You can't honestly tell me there's a huge difference.
jupiterone
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Originally posted by punjabi
Uh, yeah dude. A very similar high pitched loop that goes for literally the entire song, various boring breakdowns, and a simple bassline. The bassline is the same as Aftermath but he took a few notes out. You can't honestly tell me there's a huge difference.


It's pryda dude, a lot of pryda sounds similar. I can say the same thing for many other artists.
Floorfiller
if you're going to whine about tracks...whine about a bad one.

Clovis
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Originally posted by punjabi
Uh, yeah dude. A very similar high pitched loop that goes for literally the entire song, various boring breakdowns, and a simple bassline. The bassline is the same as Aftermath but he took a few notes out. You can't honestly tell me there's a huge difference.



The synths are different, the arrangement is completely different, the bassline & melody marriage is completely different, it's shorter, it has more subtle variations than aftermath, and in my opinion, its a much better track.

Where as Aftermath dragged on forever and seemed to go nowhere, I think Armed has much better direction and build, and overall I really like the way it is structured alot more, the way the synths compliment the bassline, and the additional melodies that enter during the main breakdown.

Aftermath got boring quickly but I can see myself using this track for awhile. It can fit in a variety of situations and it lends itself very well to accapellas.
Clovis
btw punjabi, I see how you could think that, its your opinion, just mine is abit different :p
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