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Most consistently boring producers (pg. 6)
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| RapidFire |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
You're , I miss worded it, what I really meant was his late work with Tiesto like Sweet Things and Break My Fall |
I wouldnt count that. who knows much of it was influenced by tiesto. its more accurate to judge him based on his album/single work |
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| wotyzoid |
| On a dance music basis though, he's been lame IMO. Emotional Technology sucked. |
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| RapidFire |
| to be fair though the dance tracks that were on it werent bad at all. its just that other alternative-wannabe crap that brought it down. |
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| mzvirbulis |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I disagree even more. For a few years when he was just trying to copy pop music, BT was pretty boring because he wasn't doing anything new or interesting, but This Binary Universe is a total reinvention of his style and a very ambitious record. I imagine you mean he's "boring" because you don't have the patience to listen to his music. |
Yes i agree with u %100, how could call BT boring?
Having a large scope of music he makes plus the fact he knows how to produce good music ;) |
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| Ian |
Gabriel & Dresden. 95% of their stuff is unlistenable with a couple of exceptions, both being remixes of other tunes
Smith & Pledger
Aly & Fila
Sean Tyas
Dubfire/Deep Dish
Deadmau5
Markus Schossow
and lately
Airwave/L-vee. He was at his best when he used subtle 2-4 note melodies but his later stuff hasn't been as good and all has a similar sound now. Some of it is good but the majority of it just has no longevity.
and then anything on the majority of digital only labels, for example
cristian panduaru's
real music/real deep etc
swedish mafia |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by wotyzoid
And I will disregard the patience comment, cuz if that was true I wouldn't be listening to electronic music in the first place. |
I was working on the assumption that you regarded TBU as boring. |
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| wotyzoid |
| I'm glad we're on the same page. |
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| chucho |
You know who really take the award
HI_TACK
their new realease called HI_TACK - Silence, well you figure what track is. Is nothing but the tiesto remix just slightely (sp?) changed with low pitch house kick
and their remixes??? total ZZZZzzzZZZzzz and nothing than 80's remixes |
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| sljiva |
| Guy J, Chaim, Guy Gerber, Moonbeam... pretty much everyone who makes ty mnml proggy tech house and floods the market with like 1 ep per week |
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| SMC |
| quote: | Originally posted by sljiva
Guy J |
Did you like "Save Me"? |
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| Nick82 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ben Brown
This type of criticism is little bit like asking Rick Allen to grow another arm so he can drum more intricately :P
And, you don't hear many people complaining about all rage against the machine songs having the "same old" tom morello guitar work... must be an internet forum thing.
Most of the people who are writing tracks are writing them the way they want, the way the like to write them, and they're writing the songs that they feel convey their message most effectively. Yea we all get bored of someones style after awhile, but I can say with confidence that most of these artists we're talking aren't bored with their own.
It usually boils down to the perspective from which you're looking at/criticising a creative work. It's pretty easy to be critical from this (internet forum) perspective.
ps I still don't get the hate of all Prydz stuff. Tell me how Pjanoo sounds anything remotely like Rymd or Ironman or how either of those sound like Aftermath or Armed or Frankfurt or Human Behaviour or (insert other prydz track here).
Love,
b^2 |
Spot on mate, you summed my thoughts of this thread up perfectly:) |
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