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Fabric 45 - Omar S (pg. 2)
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| chesco |
| quote: | Originally posted by elFreak
ricardo's grew on me and i ended up being happy he did it this way. Omar is not deadmau5, so it won't be a whole cd of stuff that sounds the same. If you can make a cd with a bunch of tracks that sound different, there really is no difference than playing other peoples tracks is there?
A Victim is simply massive. |
I know he's got the back catalogue to pull it off, my argument is, if he wants to do a mix with only his own production then why not do it as a live set so he can mix it up a little. Just mixing his own records together seems a little lazy to me.
I'll reserve judgement til i hear it tho.. |
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| nefardec |
| quote: | Originally posted by Adam420
He's so ing cocky though:
"I don't need other people's music; I got over 100 songs released. I can make ing six ing Fabric records right now. I can probably make ing ten CDs just of unreleased ."
lol |
yeah a smith is a riot. check out his interview on infinitestatemachine, it's hilarious.
btw if you email him hell sell you mp3s ;) |
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| Ek0nomik |
| quote: | Originally posted by sgb476
nice! i'm looking forward to checking this out.
but, i can't help but dislike the ignorance of "the crowd" who jump on good sounds because theyre getting some wider reconition, through, for example, the fabric mix cd series. i was in a hmv music shop a while ago when a group of people near me picked up robert hood's fabric cd; one said that "i've heard that this mix is supposed to be really good" - and then proceeded to the checkout with it. call me elitist but do you get my point? |
I don't. People heard the CD was supposed to be good, so they listened to it. What's the problem? |
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| jupiterone |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ek0nomik
I don't. People heard the CD was supposed to be good, so they listened to it. What's the problem? |
+1
to be honest the guys attitude is great, if only more people had that sort of attitude towards all music |
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| Ek0nomik |
| quote: | Originally posted by jupiterone
+1
to be honest the guys attitude is great, if only more people had that sort of attitude towards all music |
I ing love your avatar. |
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| jupiterone |
| quote: | Originally posted by Ek0nomik
I ing love your avatar. |
i would love it even more if i had the creative juice to finish the track
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| elFreak |
| quote: | Originally posted by chesco
I know he's got the back catalogue to pull it off, my argument is, if he wants to do a mix with only his own production then why not do it as a live set so he can mix it up a little. Just mixing his own records together seems a little lazy to me.
I'll reserve judgement til i hear it tho.. |
producing your own records is lazier than digging in crates for other peoples?
| quote: | Originally posted by sgb476
nice! i'm looking forward to checking this out.
but, i can't help but dislike the ignorance of "the crowd" who jump on good sounds because theyre getting some wider reconition, through, for example, the fabric mix cd series. i was in a hmv music shop a while ago when a group of people near me picked up robert hood's fabric cd; one said that "i've heard that this mix is supposed to be really good" - and then proceeded to the checkout with it. call me elitist but do you get my point? |
wat?
that is not elitist, just really stupid. |
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| Enjoy |
| quote: | Originally posted by sgb476
nice! i'm looking forward to checking this out.
but, i can't help but dislike the ignorance of "the crowd" who jump on good sounds because theyre getting some wider reconition, through, for example, the fabric mix cd series. i was in a hmv music shop a while ago when a group of people near me picked up robert hood's fabric cd; one said that "i've heard that this mix is supposed to be really good" - and then proceeded to the checkout with it. call me elitist but do you get my point? |
oh my god !! my music is not underground anymore !! arghghg
jesus fkn christ
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| bas |
| quote: | Originally posted by elFreak
producing your own records is lazier than digging in crates for other peoples? |
Personally I have issue with someone using a mix cd platform to essentially put out an artist album. That said, is that what Omar S's live sets are? I've never heard a set from him. |
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| chesco |
| quote: | Originally posted by elFreak
producing your own records is lazier than digging in crates for other peoples? |
Where did I say that?
I said I would prefer if he done it as a live mix instead of a dj mix using his own records, there is a difference. |
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| Adam420 |
| Read the interview, he doesn't buy records anymore and generally doesn't give a crap about other music that's out there. It's not self-promotion, this is just how he does it. |
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