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Gaiser - Withdrawal (pg. 2)
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by zizack
fair enough. I guess if I imagined myself on ecstasy / ketamine @ a Cocoon party in Ibiza, that track might do it for me in a peak time setting. but just stumbling across it, sober, on beatport, I would add that to my cart as an opening track.
its a good track, just not one I would say 'ing rocks!!!!!!!!!' |
Have fun mixing into it on the 13th at 160BPM ZACK!!!!!!!! :mad: |
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| zizack |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Have fun mixing into it on the 13th at 160BPM ZACK!!!!!!!! :mad: |
haha, looking forward to it! |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by zizack
haha, looking forward to it! |
:D |
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| GUBostonDubs |
| you guys are brutal |
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| Frequency Frank |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
I can see it being a "dancefloor destroyer" if it were used right in the set. Tracks like this shouldn't just be thrown around anywhere. Place this in the right place at the right time and I wouldn't doubt the floor going ape at all. :D |
I suppose you're right, but that can be said of almost any song. I just think this one tries too hard to be experimental. But, your point is well taken. |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by GUBostonDubs
you guys are brutal |
:stongue: |
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| DOOMBOT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Frequency Frank
I suppose you're right, but that can be said of almost any song... |
Yeah you are definitely right about that. I mean, I've passed up on so many tracks when browsing sites for music to play because of whatever reason. And then go out and hear it in a set and be completely blown away by it. That's what is so great about music, how much it ties into our emotions and moods at a specific moment.
And I mean as far as this specific track, Withdrawal, being an opening track for a set. Maybe for your sets Zack because from what I heard you play a lot of progressive stuff, but for a dj who plays minimal almost throughout the entire set, why would he limit himself to playing this only in the beginning? If I went to a party where minimal and techno were being played I would definitely be expecting this track at around 5am! :D |
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| kadomony |
| off, all of you :) |
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| zizack |
| quote: | Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Yeah you are definitely right about that. I mean, I've passed up on so many tracks when browsing sites for music to play because of whatever reason. And then go out and hear it in a set and be completely blown away by it. That's what is so great about music, how much it ties into our emotions and moods at a specific moment.
And I mean as far as this specific track, Withdrawal, being an opening track for a set. Maybe for your sets Zack because from what I heard you play a lot of progressive stuff, but for a dj who plays minimal almost throughout the entire set, why would he limit himself to playing this only in the beginning? If I went to a party where minimal and techno were being played I would definitely be expecting this track at around 5am! :D |
everything is relative, of course.
Withdrawl is a nice track, I have it in my beatport cart to buy.
But for me it definitely doesn't constitute a rocking track.
For whats its worth, I don't play much progressive...myself and Keryn did in Philly, but we don't usually play that stuff up here. I play a lot of tech house / techno, some electro and progressive tracks, and definitely some minimal early on in my sets. |
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| sot |
agree with zack..def an opener
love the catchy albino lead
would work well at pawn shop wmc...then that would be classified as a banger considering everything else they play is monotone mnml lol..any hint of melody is like "o my gawd..no way" |
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| GUBostonDubs |
| Bangin' = Plan Tec - Espias Psiquicios (Jonas Kopp Psiquic Remix) |
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| DJ Eco |
^^^ oh yeah... opened up that liveset with it that i shared couple weeks ago, W0W!!!!
also...
Jorge Savoretti & Dario Zenker - the joint kings
^^^ BANGER! |
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