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Why do Sasha & Digweed both have sh*tty attitude? (pg. 24)
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
What changes? The only changes ive made were to help an idiot who knows jack comprehend better.
And why are you limiting it to Sasha And Digweed, when ive mentioned "Prominent DJ's throughout the whole discussion. Sickazz selective reader. |
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You make all these accusations with nothing, NOTHING to back them up.
I think I have to believe at this point you're just continuing all this because you're bored, as I can't imagine any sane person actually believing the utter nonsense you continue to post. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
What changes? The only changes ive made were to help an idiot who knows jack comprehend better.
And why are you limiting it to Sasha And Digweed, when ive mentioned "Prominent DJ's throughout the whole discussion. Sickazz selective reader. |
Because this is where we started:
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
Which, as demonstrated by the above quotes, you progressively molded into "Sasha & Digweed or other DJs like Howells" and then finally "Prominent DJs".
So, back to the beginning, back to why this argument started in the first place, WHICH PRODUCERS MAKE TRACKS BECAUSE THEY WANT SASHA & DIGWEED TO PLAY THEM?.
Thats the only thing I want clarified at this point. |
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| LionsLair |
| quote: | Originally posted by RJT
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You make all these accusations with nothing, NOTHING to back them up.
I think I have to believe at this point you're just continuing all this because you're bored, as I can't imagine any sane person actually believing the utter nonsense you continue to post. |
What exactly do I have to back up? Do you have amnesia? Didnt you say a page ago that what im saying is the obvious? LOL...FFS.
Why do I have to backup what im saying, when im pointing out the "obvious truth." And what backup do I need, ive opened the door to all producers, Clovis should have named a producer and said, nah this producer has never crafted a track to a specific DJ's sound, all his tracks are so ing radical, they're not of this world. Im basically debating with a group of vegetables who have pretty much lost their minds on TA. Its just funny watching you guys make no progress and still not get something so simple, once its been explained half a dozen times now. |
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| LionsLair |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Because this is where we started:
Which, as demonstrated by the above quotes, you progressively molded into "Sasha & Digweed or other DJs like Howells" and then finally "Prominent DJs".
So, back to the beginning, back to why this argument started in the first place, WHICH PRODUCERS MAKE TRACKS BECAUSE THEY WANT SASHA & DIGWEED TO PLAY THEM?.
Thats the only thing I want clarified at this point. |
But it is a fact that producers do cater their sound towards Sasha & Digweed. But that was just an example of two producers, as the discussion went on of course I had to include the fact that there are more DJ's out there. How can 2 DJ's impose their sound on all producers? Sasha & Digweed was an example to make a point, I didnt think I had to go furthur until I realised realised I was dealing with complete tard packs. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
And what backup do I need, ive opened the door to all producers, Clovis should have named a producer and said, nah this producer has never crafted a track to a specific DJ's sound, all his tracks are so ing radical, they're not of this world. |
Because that is NOT what we are arguing about or WHY this argument started. I am fully aware of the influence producers take from DJs, other producers, musical movements, clubs, eras, afterparties etc. But it is extremely rare for ONE specific DJ to be the driving force behind a producer's output, and specifically today, I cannot think of one producer who takes their musical cues from Sasha & Digweed. You claim many do. BACK. THAT. UP.
Once again:
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
But it is a fact that producers do cater their sound towards Sasha & Digweed. |
WHO.
LIST.
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| Nostalgic |
| DEADMAU5!!one!1on1 |
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| Dj Skez |
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Lionslair, give it up already for s sake, you've made one of the dumbest statements I've read on TA in a long time. Just read the quote Clovis posted multiple times, and then think hard about what you've said, then go yourself. |
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| LionsLair |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Because that is NOT what we are arguing about or WHY this argument started. I am fully aware of the influence producers take from DJs, other producers, musical movements, clubs, eras, afterparties etc. But it is extremely rare for ONE specific DJ to be the driving force behind a producer's output, and specifically today, I cannot think of one producer who takes their musical cues from Sasha & Digweed. You claim many do. BACK. THAT. UP.
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FFS. The principle is that, DJ's shape the sound that producers craft their music after. Do you understand that simple concept? That covers all producers, and their respected DJ's. Dolt. Sasha & Digweed were a good example of two DJ's that producers follow. You are still clinging onto them being the only ones that producers follow, when no one said that, they were just used as an example. Having realised that you have your head up ur ass throughout the discussion I had to include prominent DJ's into the mix because you dont comprehend that Sasha & Digweed is an example to support a fact. |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
What exactly do I have to back up? Do you have amnesia? Didnt you say a page ago that what im saying is the obvious? LOL...FFS.
Why do I have to backup what im saying, when im pointing out the "obvious truth." And what backup do I need, ive opened the door to all producers, Clovis should have named a producer and said, nah this producer has never crafted a track to a specific DJ's sound, all his tracks are so ing radical, they're not of this world. Im basically debating with a group of vegetables who have pretty much lost their minds on TA. Its just funny watching you guys make no progress and still not get something so simple, once its been explained half a dozen times now. |
Again, outstanding job on missing the point entirely. When you're changing the topic as often as you are, it surprises no one that one time out of a hundred you say something that happens to be right.
The fact of the matter is that you're ignoring every single legitimate question posed to you because you can't respond to them in an intelligent manner. The only one here who doesn't appear to see that is you. |
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| LionsLair |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
WHO.
LIST.
ONE! |
Every
Single
Producer
Who
Makes
Club
Music |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by LionsLair
FFS. The principle is that, DJ's shape the sound that producers craft their music after. Do you understand that simple concept? That covers all producers, and their respected DJ's. Dolt. Sasha & Digweed were a good example of two DJ's that producers follow. You are still clinging onto them being the only ones that producers follow, when no one said that, they were just used as an example. Having realised that you have your head up ur ass throughout the discussion I had to include prominent DJ's into the mix because you dont comprehend that Sasha & Digweed is an example to support a fact. |
This is not an example:
| quote: | | Really I dont think you have an idea how hard producer's work to wrestle their way onto a Sasha or Digweed tracklist. Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?
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WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO?| quote: | | Many producers cater their music to their style of the moment. |
WHO? |
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