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Sean Tyas is a muppet (pg. 6)
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| pkcRAISTLIN |
| quote: | Originally posted by whiskers
*COUGH*deadmau5*COUGH*
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heretic! |
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| Fpcookie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
You missed my point. Recycling ideas makes music bad. |
er no. i got your point i just disagree. Recycling of ideas happens in every genre and does not necessarily mean bad music is produced. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fpcookie
er no. i got your point i just disagree. Recycling of ideas happens in every genre and does not necessarily mean bad music is produced. |
No you don't get my point.
Recycling ideas =/= recycling entire tracks. Which is basically what Tyas does with a harder kick. |
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| Fpcookie |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
No you don't get my point.
Recycling ideas =/= recycling entire tracks. Which is basically what Tyas does with a harder kick. |
ok, you have made 3 different points now but this one i agree with :)
also, for the record, i dont like Tyas at all. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fpcookie
ok, you have made 3 different points now but this one i agree with :)
also, for the record, i dont like Tyas at all. |
My fault then, thats what I meant originally. |
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| RJT |
| quote: | Originally posted by Fpcookie
sorry i figured at least you could pick up a bit of sarcasm.
you clearly missed the point. anyway ill make it clear for you: just because music was made 10, 50 or hundreds of years ago does not make any similar music, made in the present, invalid or bad.
wow you feel sorry for me haha please |
I didn't miss that at all, and no one here needed to be told that in the first place.
What you failed to grasp is that no one was ever making the argument that finding inspiration in old music was somehow wrong.
Then it proceeded to spiral out of control into the storm this thread has turned out to be. Bravo, TA - all of us. |
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| Fpcookie |
lol :o
well we agree that Tyas is boring and remakes of classics are crap, at least. |
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| RJT |
Well in' a - looks like we're back on track.  |
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| MeLLyMeL |
Well Sean's brothers don't even play trance and one is a pretty good house dj. The other is a bit young I believe not sure if he spins.
I lol @ the offbeat bassline but I think that goes for and Discover Artist - not just Sean. |
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| nekholm |
| All these posts and no picture of Sean Tyas as a muppet? FAIL! |
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| enydo |
lol Tyas, all my friends think LIFT IS THE EFFIN !
:insert RJT's grimmace smilie: |
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| PETRAN |
| Tyas is (IMO) horrendous, but despite that, almost every idea behind the majority of trance, techno and house tunes has been done 10 years ago (actually make it 20 for some tracks/genres), its not only the usual "reach-for-the-lasers-trance-track", its also the "cooler" house and techno that some of you play. So, attacking modern trance in terms of innovation is implausible. In a matter of fact, the only genre that hasn't been done 10 years before its that Minimal and minimalistically edged-tech-house and techno stuff (i call it but don't pay attention) coming from Germany, and now that i think of it they are also around for quite some time now (it could actually be 10 years as well). So in terms of inspiration all EDM is currently dead. Good and bad tunes are always present though and these depend not only on the quality of the tune per se, but on the listener's taste and experience. |
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