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Brian Transeau vs. John Graham
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| 2techs |
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| Paradox Lost |
Has the music discussion around here become so stale and redundant that we've resorted to discussing aesthetics? Cuz I'm in: John Graham, hands down.
And Oakenfold can't mix. |
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| rubez |
outstanding OP.
another stupid versus thread.
don't see how BT and john graham would be paired off in any scenario, other than messy hairstyles... obviously!
as good as BT was in his heyday, the quivver alias alone s on him. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| Cannot comment without seeing BT's shoes. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| For all the utterly atrocious music he's made in recent years that has irrevocably stained his reputation, BT somehow managed to make This Binary Universe, which alone puts him ahead of anything John Graham could ever do. |
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| rubez |
BT was a sasha favourite in the early days, great period for him.
quivver has both quality and quantity in spades like no other producer, don't think BT can touch him.
love his bootleg remix of led zeppelin... the production technique is perfect. minimum amount of layers, zero excess, yet still deep and involving... epic, for all the right reasons.
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| 2techs |
| quote: | Originally posted by Paradox Lost
Has the music discussion around here become so stale and redundant that we've resorted to discussing aesthetics? |
sorry I don't think I can outdo warren vs. seaman. that comparison fit like a glove. |
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| rubez |
hardly fits like a glove. when i think of nick warren, i think downtempo and acoustic sounding.
dave is much more club orientated. |
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| rubez |
| quote: | Originally posted by ghostshrooms
Nick Warren from GU is downtempo? What |
no, nick warren in general you fool. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
Yeah, really downtempo and acoustic. |
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| rubez |
shall i post something downtempo and acoustic to balance the world again?
what's your point?
i said when i think of nick warren i think of downtempo and acoustic-sounding.
so he has played stuff with more energy also? i'm stunned... |
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