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Mixmag's Greatest Dance Act Of All Time (pg. 4)
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| Acton |
| quote: | Originally posted by Woony
If I remember correctly, A&B always were majorly pushed by Mixmag, |
They were indeed.
Personally, to even consider them a 'live' act is ridiculous.
The only thing I've seen them do in addition to 'normal DJ'ing' has been to convey messages via a projector on a screen. Don't get me wrong, I've had some amazing times with A&B, and on some occasions, the projected messages really did add to the experience....
.... but to call them a live act? off. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| one good live act that is missing is Simon & Skaker but they aren't very famous |
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| Woony |
| quote: | Originally posted by Acton
They were indeed.
Personally, to even consider them a 'live' act is ridiculous.
The only thing I've seen them do in addition to 'normal DJ'ing' has been to convey messages via a projector on a screen. Don't get me wrong, I've had some amazing times with A&B, and on some occasions, the projected messages really did add to the experience....
.... but to call them a live act? off. |
I think in the context Mixmag used the word 'act' means something like 'artist' and not 'live act' |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| Is this list necessarily about live acts? I'm pretty sure the KLF never did proper live shows. The most they did was an occasional ultra-long rendition of What Time Is Love during which they threw stuff at the crowd, and the performance at the BRIT awards where they performed a thrash punk version of 3am Eternal with Extreme Noise Terror. |
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| Acton |
| Yeah, that may be a confusion on my part, whenever I see 'act' I instantly think of a 'live' act. |
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| Rodri Santos |
| that's what my impression also because nearly all of them have a live component. |
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| Trance-MB |
When I saw the list I first had to think of the big number of artists which also appeared at (Rock/Pop) festivals like Rock Werchter, Pinkpop, Lowlands, Roskilde and many others.
The Prodigy, Underworld, Faithless, Orbital, The Chemical Brothers and Moby all have been at those.
At these festivals they all were called "Dance" acts. |
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| RapidFire |
| lol @ deadmau5 and pendulum being ahead of Depeche Mode |
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| pozz |
| quote: | Originally posted by zyklon-jay
i mean rabbit in the moon is the 90's equivalent to brostep. when people say something will melt your brain, it usually means that the person does too many drugs and the tracks are obnoxious sausage party music. |
you never listened to RITM or their live sets?
it. it's one artist, but come on. the comparison is stupid. |
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| zyklon-jay |
| quote: | Originally posted by pozz
you never listened to RITM or their live sets?
it. it's one artist, but come on. the comparison is stupid. |
I'll do you one better...the 2 times I saw them were enough to never see them again. This was in the 90's, I was on enough drugs to enjoy almost anything, yet I didn't. The fact that they were not booked too much here later on probably means that many around here agreed.
I've seen a lot of amazing live PA's over the years that blew minds. RITM was exactly as I described it. Gimmicky obnoxious nonsense that really isn't agreeable to move to. The comparison to crowd was from experience.
have you ever seen ritm? or are you invalidating my opinion based on YouTube videos and mp3s?
they challenge infected mushroom as tiest electronic act ever. |
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| Chimney |
| quote: | Originally posted by Rodri Santos
one good live act that is missing is Simon & Skaker but they aren't very famous |
You are, without doubt, the most elaborate troll on this board.
OT: Taken as it's Mixmag, it could have ended up a lot worse. |
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| enydo |
| Wasn't the only good thing about RITM the remixes of like... a select few of their tracks? |
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