Association of Full-on with Arsim in Israel and more...

On 2010-06-25 16:43, Psyhead79 wrote:

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On 2010-06-07 02:51, Nathan wrote: Optimistic Suicide: Many People are not open for new styles - they are open for new drugs. Many ppl Just need the kik , the base line and a couple of scratches. I don't gona say sorry for having a taste in music, and I don’t care how many ppl love full on. when I was a kid my favored Artists were MFG, Astral Projection and Juno Reactor and not music that was maid by computer heads who copy Astrix's Copycats and adjust their music to the crowd in the most simple and boring way..

It doesn't matter, the beauty of psy parties it's the combination of all styles. I like a bit of everything, but that's just me with my extremely open minded.
What's the problem with making music with computer?? It's just an advance way of making music. Yes, instrument is cool, this is why my main kind of music is Gothic/Industrial/Metal (among many styles of music). Trance is electronic, therefore, it made mostly by computers...
Just to make it clear, I don't like many full on artists, but just like in any style in any kind of music, some are good, some are less. No need to attach to is stigma, which is also extremely wrong and in some cases slide into racism, when judging people by their look.

On 2010-06-28 12:27, gettoblaster wrote:

i thought as a journalist you report about something in a neutral way. nobody asks you to promote his music. but discribe and let the reader/listener decide for himself if he likes or not.

and now shake hands and let go xD

On 2010-08-12 19:45, Mike A wrote:
I'm sorry to break your fight of rel vs nathan, but to get back on topic:

I really think this is a cultural thing, and not of fullon being inferior to other styles of music. Because we don't like arsim, and because arsim listen to fullon, we don't like fullon. Simple as that.

Take a look at mizrahit for example, the non electronic arsim music. Why do most of the other people just can't listen to it? Because whenever they hear this, they immediately think of singers stealing tax money, flashy cars playing this at full volume in the street, and other rude and unpleasant stuff. Maybe the music itself is good, but the entire culture around it is so obnoxious.

I can speak for myself, as being one who grew in Beer Sheva which is undoubtfully an arsim saturated environment. Back when I was young, mizrahit didn't sound so bad to my ears, I was enjoying fullon and even writing it (my first few releases were, god forbid, fullon). When I went to the army I was in an arsim free environment so I was able to see this phenomenon from the outside, and it disgusted me, making me think "This was me a few years ago? omg!". Next after army was university, which is again arsim free. Back in the days if there was a mizrahit song on radio that was cool, today I need to change station because it's so awful. What changed? How is the 18 year old me different than the 25 year old me?
I think it's the "priviledge" of seeing this from the outside made me realize that I hate this culture, that I needed not to be a part of it to see it. Together with this, I started hating everything related to this culture.

Anyway, back to the point - fullon music is ok. It's the culture around it that's wrong.

Now go back to your pointless fighting.