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Kiki - Good Voodoo Remixes [Bpitch Control] (pg. 5)
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| quote: | Originally posted by Nostalgic
This is the absolute most amazing, mind boggling, downright orgasmic track I've heard in the past 10 years. This is already a classic and will go down in history as one of the greatest EDM tracks to have ever been produced. |
Absolutely agree. This is an instant shoe-in for the dance music hall of fame. The six-note melody floors me and causes me to weep profusely from sheer joy. When the whiny synth comes in on top I enter a state of euphoria that can be described only by the phrase "heaven on earth."
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| Kismet7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jasperovitsj
So Kismet7 is hacking other accounts now as well? |
lol... You. |
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| Kismet7 |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
Absolutely agree. This is an instant shoe-in for the dance music hall of fame. The six-note melody floors me and causes me to weep profusely from sheer joy. When the whiny synth comes in on top I enter a state of euphoria that can be described only by the phrase "heaven on earth."
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Some people like to live in the moment, and enjoy the moment. Not every piece of music has to be a timeless future relic. Some pieces can be amazingly simple and blow minds and dancefloors at the time they hit. You guys have to start enjoying music for what it is, and maybe overtime it will become something you love and historically timeless. Maybe people were saying the same things about Detroit Techno, "its not timeless, its just repetitive beats." And maybe in 10 years Progressive House will be looked at in the similar manner that people look at Detroit Techno today. You cant really dictate the longterm value of a piece of music.
The expectations here are so far disconnected from dancefloors and the enjoyment people have with this music or other music that gets dissed here. At the moment this track is doing big things for dancefloors and people are enjoying it. So try to live in the moment a bit and enjoy the music of today, besides you never know, in 10 years some of these tracks might be regarded timeless for what they did to dancefloors at the time they were released. |
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| woscar |
| quote: | Originally posted by bas
Definitely a bat table track. |
Completely agree with this too.
And for the first time, I'm going to agree with something Kismet7 says. Stop making complete asses out of yourselves. |
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| enydo |
They're just doing exactly what most people do to trance kiddies.
Not everyone is going to like everything you do and this is an internet forum, is going to be thrown around. |
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| spc |
| quote: | Originally posted by Clovis
Biggest track of 2009 |
Same for me as well... I really hope this will get a digital release |
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| jupiterone |
| i'm a sucker for tracks with an awesomely groovy organ |
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| Sykonee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kismet7
Some people like to live in the moment, and enjoy the moment. Not every piece of music has to be a timeless future relic. Some pieces can be amazingly simple and blow minds and dancefloors at the time they hit. You guys have to start enjoying music for what it is, and maybe overtime it will become something you love and historically timeless. Maybe people were saying the same things about Detroit Techno, "its not timeless, its just repetitive beats." And maybe in 10 years Progressive House will be looked at in the similar manner that people look at Detroit Techno today. You cant really dictate the longterm value of a piece of music.
The expectations here are so far disconnected from dancefloors and the enjoyment people have with this music or other music that gets dissed here. At the moment this track is doing big things for dancefloors and people are enjoying it. So try to live in the moment a bit and enjoy the music of today, besides you never know, in 10 years some of these tracks might be regarded timeless for what they did to dancefloors at the time they were released. |
This has to be the best argument for jumpstyle I've ever read.
Oh, this track? Yeah, good for a mid-set peak, but no climax ...well, unless it comes at the end of a plonk-tech mix. |
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| Nostalgic |
| quote: | Originally posted by woscar
Stop making complete asses out of yourselves. |
Wut? I agreed that this was the greatest T3cHn0 track ever made in the last 10 years, even greater than any trance or progressive house release within that period. Such cool sounding instruments, not to mention there's a melody in this track, utterly baffling. Over 9000 PEW PEW. |
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| Clovis |
| somebody call the doctor' |
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| IpLaYWiTLiGhTs |
no idea what the other part of your rant is about, but that track did do major damage when it came out...definitely some memorable nights faced to that one. |
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| jupiterone |
somebody call the doctorrrr, i'm hotter than i've eveerr been. my mind is pacin', my fevers blazin', my body's achin' for you
s stuck in my cranium |
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