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Man vs Child posted:I think i've posted this before but this is recommended viewing for all babbys in this thread: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWpAYtmsqqM Maestro - Larry Levan and Early DJ Culture. That movie doesn't really tell you anything about the music. It's about the party spaces and Larry Levan's life as a DJ + weird Mancuso/Levan, Loft/Garage rivalry Mike_V fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Jan 14, 2010 |
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Muttonchop posted:So uh.. guess who's newest EP dropped yesterday? It's a sad day when an IDM artist willingly drops his 'I' 
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etards been eating mushrooms with burned out hippies in the desert for years, dancing with goths with dreads and wear those weird pants that look kinda like jncos with connecting bits of fabric, scrubs
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Why has the term bloghouse not caught on with people into this style of music? Take ownership of your genre!
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Feb 24, 2010 02:04
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threatis actually has pre-loaded mixes in itunes that he presses play on then does rails
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Apr 7, 2010 18:12
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Threatis posted:im banned from that channel. thanks curbcheck. whoa, when did he hop off your dick? dude used to come in phiz and just namespam you. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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etard knievel posted:Why would you hide your drugs in peanut butter when you have a perfectly good rear end in a top hat? what about the desert?
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That is loving awful. The whole charm of the original is the toy piano and Gyptian taking it slow. I can barely discern the riddim.
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Furnace posted:My theory? Viper and his pals probably have very basic and introductory tastes in electronic. Their tastes are fleeting in the sense that they like the artist du jour. 2006 was daft punk, 07 was Justice, 08 and onwards has been Deadmau5 with a smattering of Benassi, Tiesto, and Guetta, I imagine. I saw Justice do a DJ set in Chicago New Years Eve 2008 and I thought it was a pretty uninspired set. But, to be fair, bloghouse isn't really my thing and there weren't very many people over 21 at the venue it seemed like (no lines at any of the bars).
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VenomHowell posted:I actually really dig those. I could see that music really being great to listen to early on in a night of dancing or just as the sun comes up. Very calming, although I do find the female vocals in this style of music to generally be a bit on the samey side. Who cares man, this poo poo's for dancin'. I don't care if it's simple or complex, new or old, popular or underground, if it makes me want to bounce it's drat good in my mind
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L-VIS 1990 ownsquote:lvis1990
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RollingBoBo posted:Is there anyone that sounds like rusko but that goes a little bit harder? No one goes harder than Rusko.
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TWSS posted:King Cannibal takes issue with your statement and has issued a response. lol way to go, man. Filthier than fingering your own sister and finding your dad's wedding ring. Mike_V fucked around with this message at 00:42 on Sep 5, 2010 |
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Ras Het posted:Interesting statement... lol yeah a lot of the stuff in top 40 is basically Eurodance beats from 2000. The Taio Cruz backing track sounds the same as Ian van Dahl in a lot of areas.
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melee beats posted:I'm not sure (maybe I have my genre definitions wrong) but a lot of this stuff sounds like straight up slowed down trance. Its funny because if this was like 8 years ago everyone in the mainstream would poo poo on it because its rave music Whatever you want to call stuff like Alice Deejay, Ian van Dahl, DJ Sammy, etc.
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Stigmata posted:I'm sorry if this isn't the right thread to ask this type of question, but I was thinking of heading up to Chicago for Deadmau5. I want to check out both nights, but will it just be the same set for the most part for both of them? I can deal with a couple repeats but if so I'll probably just go Saturday to see Booka Shade. lol why would you even consider seeing Deadmau5 over Booka Shade, let alone if you're gonna go for a second night of the same act.
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Stigmata posted:Booka Shade is opening for Deadmau5. Oh wow, has Booka changed their music style since I last listened to them a couple years ago?
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Mr Viper posted:yes please, oh god yes Egyptrixx rules you idiot. EDIT: To be fair, I don't know why Egyptrixx is there Mike_V fucked around with this message at 07:54 on Jan 3, 2011 |
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Uhhhh, will.i.am is cool and you probably are a child if you dislike him.
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PatrickDomino posted:gently caress. Yes. Lil Silva has been gaining a lot of my attention. Anything on Night Slugs appears to be a golden hit, but Night Skankers EP is amazing. He was being sarcastic because UK Funky is only an emerging genre if you're a scrub who isn't aware of musical trends. Not that Lil Silva isn't cool.
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Vernacular posted:^^^who cares? Is also a racist: 
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Stuntastic posted:Anyway digging through some old Mad Decent podcasts I have I found Mumdance's Different Circles mixtape which opens up with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6JZEN6eWT0 which is p. much the direction I find my tastes moving in more and more recently, or away from bloghouse and more towards this kind of poo poo and dancehall and moombahton and other stuff that is actually danceable instead of just being the flavor of the month. I don't even know what to call this, "world" electro I guess? Synthwave? Boomkat and Beatport aren't much of a help here. I need more poo poo like this and Calypso and whatnot I don't want to pick on you, but what is your conception of dancehall? This thread is not exactly fertile breeding ground for people who are into actual dancehall.
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That's not really pertinent to ANTIMISANDRIST's point, though.
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Nagget posted:That didn't answer my question but was so eloquently put that I cannot possibly rebut, but I have interviewed Sonny Moore and I think he's a total twat and the few times I've interacted with Guetta he's always just absolutely wreaked of talentless douche. I am however curious as to what Threatis considers "good" electronic music. Is this a joke? Threatis is the biggest Diplo stan in the world.
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Any fest that has junglists at it is probably a cool fest.
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Do you not know what reggaeton is or what?
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That's soca in the same way that Major Lazer is dancehall
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Aug 10, 2011 18:58
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http://mastahpiece.com/ Go register on their forums and browse the soca (or chutney) riddims (or singles). There's really no good way to stay up to date so it takes a lot of Youtubing to decide which ones you like.
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Haha why the gently caress would you ever pay $100 to go see a DJ?
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Funny thing is, James Blake is really boring instead of just obnoxious.
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blumpkinbliss posted:I've been under the impression that I've been listening to minimal for a while, and the only name I recognize from your list is Villalobos. I've been super into the German labels Dial and Laid (both started by Peter Kersten) and a lot of the more minimal guys on Kompakt and Mule (I always thought Gui Boratto was considered the sort of super-star of minimal, which is why he gets away with not being particularly minimal on occasion). And a lot of that stuff I mentioned above is pretty heavily house-influenced. Am I totally off base? Or is there room in the genre of "minimal" for house-y stuff? Isn't Laid an imprint of Kompakt or something? Anyways, I really like the Smallpeople release on Laid. Very deep house.
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d0grent posted:Remixing Tetris has got the be the most tired idea out there in the world of remixes. Legend_of_Zelda_Theme_Dirty_Electro_Remix.wmp3
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Is there any cred to be gained in a thread like this? This is where I go to see what's hot for freshman in college.
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infinity2005 posted:That track is basically hardstyle. Yep. Maybe it'll blow up among Dutch and Swedish teens
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Who gives a gently caress. He isn't relevant in the dancehall scene.
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Thoogsby posted:For all you crazy dubsteppers out there: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGrRob5WRVU Go gently caress yourself.
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Flaky Biscuit posted:
Honestly the aesthetic of that track fits in much more here than with what is talked about in the UK Bass thread so I'm not going to fault him for posting it here instead of there.
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Oof. Bro lineup to the max. It's a shame Katy B is so low on the billing and I don't know what she hopes to get out of this other than a little money. I wonder who her DJ(s) will be. I can't imagine Geeneus doing something like this. Maybe Skream and Benga will.
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lmao I didn't even notice New Order on there. What the gently caress are they doing there?
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