Originally posted by elFreak
this release is one of the best records i have bought all year...assuming you are talking about his double ep.
I was - the one on remote area. Superb. Every track on it is good. I'm going to dingy the mp3 and go straight to vinyl I like it that much.
As for this thread it wasn't intended to sound derogatory towards those playing old house stuff, I actually play very little new stuff myself these days. it's just something I've noticed in nearly every live set I listen to these days that house is back and long may it continue.
I was wondering if people are that disillusioned with current music that the only way to go forward is to go back.
Some examples of producers/labels/dj's doing the old house sound well, boris werner as metioned, ali nasser, cecille record, raresh, pedro and rhadoo, 8 bit (their most recent offering), andomat 3000, markus fix, lemos and kreon.....
I also notice the re-emergence of proper musical instruments in music (saxophone and the like) - maybe its been there all along and i've just been to focussed on one particular sound for too long it certainly feels that way.
Guest
i've always enjoyed a good violin.
bas
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Originally posted by Az
mega
:crazy:
Az
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Originally posted by bas
:crazy:
i saw him teh week before at fabric, he finished on 4 you
he played it's like that (so heat it up) as well, i couldn't quite fathom what I was hearing :stongue:
it's definately one i plan on playing in the future :D
palm
is he off the drugs? totaly changed his style :wtf:
and he looks like a child-nerd again. good for him not follwing the footsteps of sven anymore as that is the road for destruction. cool tracks.
noikeee
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Originally posted by bas
I do that and I'm a pretty god damn big name. My mom said so :o
"Bas" has 3 letters. It doesn't get any smaller than that.
RJT
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Originally posted by palm
is he off the drugs? totaly changed his style :wtf:
and he looks like a child-nerd again. good for him not follwing the footsteps of sven anymore as that is the road for destruction. cool tracks.
You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. None. Stop.
Ek0nomik
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Originally posted by Clovis
Wow that Boris Werner is hot.
Samobsa. 100%.
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Originally posted by bas
:crazy:
The ears of a hawk bas. I watched that clip a couple of times and had you asked me it was the video posted right above yours I would have :nervous:. Besides the vocal it sounded so much different.
chesco
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Originally posted by palm
is he off the drugs? totaly changed his style :wtf:
and he looks like a child-nerd again. good for him not follwing the footsteps of sven anymore as that is the road for destruction. cool tracks.
yes sven is really on the road to destruction. the best and busiest club night in ibiza, one of theeee great night clubs in the world in frankfurt germany, a label which has some of the best sales in the industry, a millionaire many times over etc....
If thats the road to destruction then where do I hitch a lift.
elFreak
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Originally posted by chesco
I was - the one on remote area. Superb. Every track on it is good. I'm going to dingy the mp3 and go straight to vinyl I like it that much.
As for this thread it wasn't intended to sound derogatory towards those playing old house stuff, I actually play very little new stuff myself these days. it's just something I've noticed in nearly every live set I listen to these days that house is back and long may it continue.
I was wondering if people are that disillusioned with current music that the only way to go forward is to go back.
Some examples of producers/labels/dj's doing the old house sound well, boris werner as metioned, ali nasser, cecille record, raresh, pedro and rhadoo, 8 bit (their most recent offering), andomat 3000, markus fix, lemos and kreon.....
I also notice the re-emergence of proper musical instruments in music (saxophone and the like) - maybe its been there all along and i've just been to focussed on one particular sound for too long it certainly feels that way.
I bought this one on wax as well. I think this style of music is still very similar structurally, only that the sound has changed. Agreed with the instrument selection, and this is what gives the housier feel. I noticed you charted the Kabale Und Liebe Ep and i believe Flodder is also another example of this. Write those same tracks with the colder more mechanical samples of before and we would be last year again. I'm not complaining, i've always liked the recipe and either way the whole point of this style of tech has been for the dj to make it more interesting imo.
Clovis
New Alex Picone on Cadenza reminded me of this thread
nefardec
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Originally posted by elFreak
David Mancuso uses abbleton and i believe Nicky Siano has started to too lol.
