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Sander Van Doorn's recent style
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loreznattractor
So I've been following along with SVD's Identity mixes from 2006 and early 2007 and the style was pretty impressive in the harder and techier side of trance, but I have to say his recent mixes (and album for that matter) just don't live up to his older stuff. Does anyone else feel the same way or am I just not keeping up with the newest styles? :(
Scolomon
Maybe he played too many gigs at Eden with Judge Jules
stevo_0
yea i tend to agree, but if u had been listening to him for that while, you would have noticed him slowly changing almost a year ago.... he still is awesome thou! :)
MrJiveBoJingles
:haha:
CHRles
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Originally posted by Mattsanity
jerking off to vida guererra pictures in his tent


:wtf:
Unable
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Originally posted by Mattsanity
I know what you mean. svd made by far the craziest floor stompers, the most friendly tunes for sound systems but it seems like he changed his style a bit. I dont know why. it seems like he went camping one day and was fascinated by little grasshoppers, picking apples from a tree, jerking off to vida guererra pictures in his tent and loving some nice oriental sushis. he deserved a big fat L for all that.


Yeh but then a big Dozer came and destroyed it all.
DOOMBOT
It really bums me out that he is done making tunes under his Purple Haze alias. Some of his best tracks came out under that name.
MeLLyMeL
I actually liked his Sam Sharp side more.

In Deep & Error are still tunes!
DOOMBOT
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Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
I actually liked his Sam Sharp side more.

In Deep & Error are still tunes!

Hoover:Craft

:crazy:
MeLLyMeL
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Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Hoover:Craft

:crazy:
doh! How could I forget those. Great tunes as well!

DJTw33k
Feeling the same way. Sander's older style was totally rocking. Hard and techy, trance at it's best. :D But his more recent stuff has been very minimal, seems to like a low subtle tone bass with little use of high's. :conf:
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Originally posted by DJTw33k
Feeling the same way. Sander's older style was totally rocking. Hard and techy, trance at it's best. :D But his more recent stuff has been very minimal, seems to like a low subtle tone bass with little use of high's. :conf:



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