Originally posted by srussell0018
Oh look, it's Rebel9 :rolleyes:
A real pain in your skanky red haired ass?
darouge11
WOW unbelievable!!!
jdub889
it's kind of ridiculous. he's not even ripping underground tracks, these are big name producers... and even if the copying was unintentional/unconscious/whatever people call it, i find it hard to imagine that someone on his team didn't go "uh, eddie, this sounds a lot like [X track]" before the songs got out...
dj christian
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Originally posted by jdub889
it's kind of ridiculous. he's not even ripping underground tracks, these are big name producers... and even if the copying was unintentional/unconscious/whatever people call it, i find it hard to imagine that someone on his team didn't go "uh, eddie, this sounds a lot like [X track]" before the songs got out...
He's just sampling that is all. Everybody does it today.
Timber
I feel like i'm always complaining on this forum but again....not very good work Eddie. Really like the guy as a person but that can only get you so far as a DJ, esp when your making toss like this...or is he? who actually made this? As from what i can remember he can't produce?
BeatsAndBeyond
I wonder how much money he paid someone to "make" these tracks for him.
They're not even in his style either. He usually plays faster techier tracks, unless he has changed his style since I saw him last...
jonthedentist
what do you expect from a dj from the Gatecrasher/Cream/MOS/ school of commercial e! yet when i say it all anyone ever does (in a girly whiney voice) is say 'ooo you're bitter, bla bla bla' no , i say it because that's what those clubs are and only someone who plays them and relies on the fees would say otherwise! hedgemony- pure hedgemony! Eddie Haliwell is a Mixmag baby - what do you expect? lol
bas
Fun fact:
Big djs and producers tend to get the same sample packs sent to them for free to use so everyday chumps say "zomg iw anna be like hiiimmm"<-- just like that...spelling errors and all.
Mattinsanity
eddie halliwell can
Trance-MB
Actually, without a lot of thinking, comparing or expectations, I like the track, maybe just because it sounds like it already was made in the 90's. I bet that breakdown will do good in clubs for sure. Perfect track for dancing.
Edit: Best of the 3 IMO.
Is it a coincidence that P.v.D. also plays/produces tracks which could have been made pre 2000? (and probably also is a joke to many people)
Also if someone could ID the one below it would be nice:
