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Most consistently boring producers (pg. 7)
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| sljiva |
| quote: | Originally posted by SMC
Did you like "Save Me"? |
It's ok track. Not bad, but certainly not spectacular |
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| TOR |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Radioslave |
+ Eric Prydz |
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| SMC |
| quote: | Originally posted by sljiva
It's ok track. Not bad, but certainly not spectacular |
Ok. I wouldn't call it spectacular either, but i really liked it. :) |
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| RapidFire |
| quote: | Originally posted by sljiva
Guy J |
he doesent deserve to be mentioned in this thread for "been here before" alone. |
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| DJHolograf |
| quote: | Originally posted by 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 |
Pretty bold statement on these guys. Haha...a lot of people dig their stuff, although I can see where you might be coming from on them. You know quite honestly...over the years, Tiesto is starting to become a bore to me. Talented guy, but no longer pushing the envelope with production in my opinion. |
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| junkproject |
| Ferry Corsten, all his new stuff is horrible. |
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| RJT |
| Angello, Ingrosso, and Axwell are another few fellows who haven't ever had an original idea and whom you can always count on to cash in on the trend du jour with a relatively half-assed track. |
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| a98 |
| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
Why make a thread on "most boring producer" and not on "most interesting one"? |
well i agree with you, but in this forum the thread will end up on bashing no matter how you start it. so we might aswell stop lying to ourselves, and go for it right away.. |
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| noikeee |
| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
Why make a thread on "most boring producer" and not on "most interesting one"?
and WTF, Ozgur Can was a legend of that atypical melodic prog sound which was championed by James Holden/Nathan Fake/Petter/Kosmas Epsilon back in the day (2002-2005). Can anyone remember that AMAZING ep of 2004- "Not Even Winds/Illusions/Questions"? Not even winds was almost prog-goth with the intense bassline, the haunting chords and the dark male vocal-amazing track. Then you had the hypnotic and trancey "illusions" and the weird but beautiful prog-trancer of "questions", with the trancey arpeggio and the obscure a-la nostalgia lead-line. This was probably my favorite post-millenium prog release right up there with James Holden's "A Break in the Clouds" and "Solstice/I Have Put Out The Light", Kosmas Epsilon's "Architech e.p" (and ofcourse "All Is Heaven e.p." and "Innocent Thoughts" were also amazing), Petter's "These Days/ Twist Moet", Nathan Fake's "Watlington Street e.p.". and Alex Stealthy's "Bermuda Triangle e.p." (probably some Benz and Md stuff as well and a few others that i can't remember right now...). Some of the best post-millenium prog without a doubt, ozgur was a legend.
What happened to that melodic-prog sound really? The sound that "Siver Planet" started (and was further developed by "Border Community", "Deep", "Release" etc.). That was an amazing sound indeed. Too bad that it never really evolved further. |
Markus Schulz took property of it and raped it. |
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