Originally posted by LoveHate
how is that their new track off their album, when it says its a remix of Miguel Bose. :conf:
This is the 3rd remix of this song I've heard. Its not their tune.
TATW and ASOT have been absolutely wank for months now. I used to cherry pick tunes from the various shows and sets but also search good labels. I'm now just bypassing the shows and using trusted labels.
I know Armin can only play what is out there but if you listen to the last 5 or 6 then there must be better trance out there. The second hour is usually better and much more diverse. However, recently the 1st hour has been ing horrific. Cheesy, aimless e. There is a hell of a lot of good trance out there if you look for it and there are some cracking labels but Armada and Anjunabeats are two of the worst. Anjunabeats is absolutely awful now and TATW is just full of the crap that label produces.
Used to love A & B but they along with Armin have disappeared up their own arseholes. The only 'old' DJ/Producer out there who is always looking to innovate and change his style is Ferry. He is still banging out solid good well produced tunes.
Quazar
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Originally posted by flymo-meek
Used to love A & B but they along with Armin have disappeared up their own arseholes. The only 'old' DJ/Producer out there who is always looking to innovate and change his style is Ferry. He is still banging out solid good well produced tunes.
I still think ASOT and TATW are decent, but I agree that they've been declining in quality. The guest shows that Armin picks for A State of Sundays are usually better than ASOT. TATW 350 was great, though. (live, at least)
You're right about Ferry. He's always been that way. Remember his Right of Way days? "Punk", "Rock Your Body Rock", etc. were a TON different from his previous stuff, but he wasn't afraid to try new things, and it still seems that way. His Once Upon A Night compilations are definitely darker and more progressive than his older stuff.
Seandroid
I quite like this track aside from the vocal.
TranceArmstrong
I need to know who the guest vocal divas are before I can get excited about this
Timber
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Originally posted by Rodri Santos
Above & Beyond is the cancer of trance. New album gonna be a tumour.
took the words right out of my month.....probably nice guys tho ;)
orTofønChiLd
wow that track sucks
Microlab
Another new track from them, sounds very much in Tranquility Base leaugue. Weak track. damn if their album fails, this will be the most massive failure in modern trance.
This is the best A&B track but sounds so close to the original that only proves that they are untalented hacks.
Mister Boogey
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Originally posted by Rodri Santos
Anphonic is housier because they made it with Kyau & Albert whose style is housy. All around above & beyond suck, Kyau & Albert suck even more i only liked "Made of Sun" , their label is , all their artist are , Mat Zo is the only one who may have a possibility mostly because is young and i can see production values on him but with such a colleagues around him......
Don't joke, Anjunadeep fails hardly there are tons of labels that have better progressive...
First of all you dont know what the hell your talking about. Kyau & Albert are fantastic artists and pioneers in the industry. If you think Anjunabeats blows, then you obvioulsy dont have good taste. Go listen to Pauly D
Rodri Santos
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Originally posted by Mister Boogey
First of all you dont know what the hell your talking about. Kyau & Albert are fantastic artists and pioneers in the industry. If you think Anjunabeats blows, then you obvioulsy dont have good taste. Go listen to Pauly D
you are utterly stupid or your reading skills are beyond zero.
Mister Boogey
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Originally posted by Rodri Santos
you are utterly stupid or your reading skills are beyond zero.
Kiss my ass dude, I know exactly what im talking about. Why dont you try an explain to me why Above an beyond sucks as well as Kyau % Albert? They have been in the business for a very long time. Both have created over the years masterful pieces of work.
