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Urban and Electronic music coming together??? (pg. 3)
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NickT
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Originally posted by DigiNut
there are producers out there doing professionally what you've been chugging away at for years thinking you were some kind of pioneer.


that is a definition of a pioneer dude someone who does something before others do. professional in musical terms is a sellout someone who does somethign for money or because its in

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Originally posted by DigiNut
A lot of us here were or still are into hip hop or the urban scene. We aren't idiots


I never implied you were idiots at all, but if you keep up & follow or appreciate hip hop ypou would never call it urban music

quote:
Originally posted by DigiNut
I'm pretty sure your knee-jerk reaction is a result of you simply not being used to electronic music, so anything that sounds even a little bit on the electronic side can't possibly be urban.


just because I play nice & stupid with you guys on this board doesnt mean you should question my knowledge of music I might know just as much as you about music

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Originally posted by DigiNut
Hip hop is urban.


Urban is the politcally correct term for Black to me Urban means a large city Trance music technically is made in large cities so it should be considered urban but its not because its made by mostly white people

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Originally posted by DigiNut
Trance is EDM


Once trance started falling off in popularity it became EDM

Trance Music is a genre on its own

edm is a nice way of saying white music
*~LiSa-LoO~*
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Originally posted by *****


Honestly...don't turn this into another one of your "all about *****" threads. So stop being an attention whore and let people move on with the topic of the original post.
DigiNut
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Originally posted by *****
that is a definition of a pioneer dude someone who does something before others so. professional is a musical term for sellout

Yeah, and that's the point - these people have been doing it for a lot longer than you have, and a lot better.

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just because I play nice & stupid with you guys on this board doesnt mean you should question my knowledge of music Im more use to electronic music than you know

Kind of hard for us to take you seriously when you come right out and say that trance is not EDM (electronic music).


, just cut it out. I know you wet your pants when you opened up this thread thinking "Oh, I do that!" but honestly nobody gives a about you. You weren't doing it before the pros were, you're not a trendsetter, and your bull comments about how all of the major producers will fail because they're not doing it "from the heart" is so much bombastic emotional masturbation. Just shut the up.
*~LiSa-LoO~*
quote:
Originally posted by *****
Once trance started falling off in popularity it became EDM

Trance Music is a genre on its own

edm is a nice way of saying white music


Quoted for stupidity.
Intangible
quote:
Originally posted by *****


edm is a nice way of saying white music


MEGA WTF!!!!


EDM started as 'black ( and gay) music'
Stilez
this should come as no surprise to anyone who knows edm's history in NA.
they started off hand in hand, and it seems it's gone full circle now.
the majority of the hybrids will most likely be house & techno, since they were US based, trance not so much, because it was mainly european.
Geoffb3
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Originally posted by *****
edm is a nice way of saying white music


DigiNut
quote:
Originally posted by *****
Urban is the politcally correct term for Black or Black people to me Urban means a large city Trance music technically is amde in large cities so it should be considered urban but its not because its made by white people

ing. Retard. Urban is the PC term for a specific subculture usually dominated by blacks, and EDM is absolutely not a PC term for "white" - especially considering that a lot of hip hop including early hip hop is, technically, electronic music, and that house music in its infancy was almost totally dominated by blacks as it evolved from the funk/soul movement.

While I'm the furthest thing from PC and pretty much everybody here can confirm that, you seem to divide everything along racial lines. If it's made by white people then it must be EDM. If it's made by black people then it's urban. That, again, is completely retarded.

Besides, aren't you white? How is it that you think you know so much about blacks and their music and culture? Are you one of those douchey Portugese/Italian/Greek wiggers in real life?

Just go away before you embarrass yourself even more.
FunkyCrew
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Originally posted by DigiNut

, just cut it out. .. Just shut the up.


I love it when Aaron swears :gsmile:
Flec
Blade 2 Soundtrack from 2002 which was 7 years ago!

1. Blade (theme from Blade) - Marco Beltrami & Danny Saber
2. Cowboy - Eve & Fatboy Slim
3. I Against I - Mos Def & Massive Attack
4. Right Here, Right Now - Ice Cube & Paul Oakenfold
5. Tao of the Machine - The Roots & BT
6. Child of the Wild West - Cypress Hill & Roni Size
7. The One - Busta Rhymes / Silkk The Shocker & Dub Pistols
8. We Be Like This - Fabolous / Jadakiss & Danny Saber
9. Gorillaz On My Mind - Redman & Gorillaz
10. Gangsta Queens - Trina / Rah-Digga & Groove Armada
11. PHDream - Bubba Sparxxx & The Crystal Method
12. Raised in the Hood - Volume 10 & Roni Size
13. Gettin' Aggressive - Mystikal & Moby
14. Mind What You Say - Buppy (Bonus Track)

regardless how the tracks turned out, those are some interesting collaborations!

NickT
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Originally posted by Stilez
this should come as no surprise to anyone who knows edm's history in NA.


Trance did not start in north America without Trance EDM does not exist
VDub
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Originally posted by *****
I live for threads like this, makes me feel nice inside to know how far ahead I am thinking musically right up there with the biggest djs in the world

Maybe the Canadian djs who make fun of my music should take notes

djs should not dont follow trends they should try to create them ;)



why would that be so funny, I have been posting my idea of this for how long?

You have to admit I have been doing this b4 them right?


I'm gonna play devils advocate here and say that he does have a point...
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