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m. sylvia - winter promo (pg. 2)
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| m. sylvia |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aristronica
everyone's a critic.
so much hate on dubfire these days, well pardon him for making music.:mad:
not to mention the dude is still a legend from the Deep Dish days.
you all, i'm downloading this and fastforwarding straight to emissions. |
i'm really digging his recent recent stuff. stop the revolution remix, ribcage... it's a really dense, pulsing sound i love. |
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| m. sylvia |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
No no...he wants a HARD 'copy'. You know...HARD...like his dick.
Crap :( |
oooh, i don't give those out. dj niki belucci on the other hand... |
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| Blake_Jarrell |
dubfire is the man
its always cool to hate the guys that are doing the best atm |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
dubfire is the man
its always cool to hate the guys that are doing the best atm |
Fair play, but I couldn't disagree more. |
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| Aristronica |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
dubfire is the man
its always cool to hate the guys that are doing the best atm |
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i hate you blake. :cool: |
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| Aristronica |
Dubfire's music is... well how can I explain this best...
ok
Dubfire's music sounds like: if an Afghani person dwelling in a cave for better part of a decade were to get a hold of some music production equipment; take the crash course (wikipedia article) on minimal music; and throw down something within two months. This would also have to be during the American occupation and bombing to serve as a constant distraction from the creative process.
It's throbbing, it's "pulsing", and makes you want to drink absinthe and have unprotected sex with girls of Slavic descent. |
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| tylerc |
| on the whole i don't love/hate dubfire any more than any other producer these days, but 'emissions' and the first half of his 'float away' remix are just awful imo. the seconds half of the float away remix is actually pretty good. |
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| UWM |
| quote: | Originally posted by Aristronica
everyone's a critic.
so much hate on dubfire these days, well pardon him for making music.:mad:
not to mention the dude is still a legend from the Deep Dish days.
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Why does everyone jump to the 'hating' argument when people criticize music a popular producer puts out? I think Emissions is . I think his rework of Spastik is a complete disgrace. I also like his remix of Transit Time, I like RibCage, and I like his dub of Axwell's I Found You.
And, honestly, who cares if he is a 'legend' from the Deep Dish days. Paul Oakenfold is a 'legend' too and he is total now. |
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| Aristronica |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
Why does everyone jump to the 'hating' argument when people criticize music a popular producer puts out? I think Emissions is . I think his rework of Spastik is a complete disgrace. I also like his remix of Transit Time, I like RibCage, and I like his dub of Axwell's I Found You.
And, honestly, who cares if he is a 'legend' from the Deep Dish days. Paul Oakenfold is a 'legend' too and he is total now. |
You have a good point. I guess I was going off of the "we're off to a bad start because you chose to include this song in your mix" argument.
obviously meant as a joke but at the same time it's a bit similar to a situation i've been experiencing lately (and sorry to beat a dead horse) with deadmau5 tracks.
Like, if I am to include a deadmau5 track in a demo all of a sudden I'm a poser. But when I'm playing live and drop it at the club, everyone goes nuts.
Same with Dubfire. Like Blake said, it's almost cool to hate on something "popular" and disregard an artist that would dare to play it.
Or am I way off? |
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| haider |
| you guys only hate him because he's brown. |
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| Blake_Jarrell |
you guys can chinstroke it all you want
his works on the dancefloor, bottomline |
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| m. sylvia |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell
his works on the dancefloor, bottomline |
whoa! blakers, is this the first time we agree?! :tongue2
bobbert, sticky this please. |
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