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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 14:12
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On 2011-02-18 09:25, V3NOM wrote:I give the muso's credit for what they do in the studio, but not really live.
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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 17:38
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i would like to play long sets also, 2 hours is not enough to make a killer vibe on the dancefloor.
Cosmo has a lot of collaboration with insector, highko, kindzadza, psykovsky.... so it's not 100% cosmo music all the time.
Also i play some tracks from other artists in the middle of my live set, why not? it's all about the party vibe, you make too many rules today... just enjoy the music
i dont agree here with your point of view
if ppl called you for live act they promoted you as a live act so you should play 100% your music, yes you vs others collaborations is ok but other artists music no i dont think that should be the case.
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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 17:48
10 hours liveact? Pretty extreme if you ask me.
For me, I can imagine a 10 hour liveset getting boring even with most of my favourite acts. I mean, who has REALLY made enough good music to fill out a 10 hour timeslot, keep it diverse and interesting, while maintaining a high quality throughout the set?
It would maybe be a great concept with a guy like Simon Posford. Starting with some hours of the slowest Shpongle, Celtic Cross and Younger Brother stuff. Then moving into increasingly more intense psychedelic trance, peaking with the older goa tunes before finishing with some of the groovier and somewhat dancefriendly Shpongle-tunes.
Maybe I could also see it work with the guys from Son Kite; some of the downbeat stuff from Ooze, Minilogue (CD2 of the album), tech house, minimal and techno with Minilogue, progressive house with Filur/Kooler and finally progressive trance with Son Kite.
But otherwise the 10 hour concept quite frankly seems absurd to me. Even if I haven't heard much of Cosmo's music.
... Long DJ-sets is another matter though. With so much exceptional, diverse music to choose from in the world, I find it sad that the standard is 1½ hour timeslots. Would love to hear long, evolving and diverse sets from good DJ's like Sasha, D-Nox, John Digweed, James Monro etc.DJ pr0fane (Iboga Records) | Multiphase
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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 17:54
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On 2011-02-19 17:48, pr0fane wrote:
10 hours liveact? Pretty extreme if you ask me.
For me, I can imagine a 10 hour liveset getting boring even with most of my favourite acts. I mean, who has REALLY made enough good music to fill out a 10 hour timeslot, keep it diverse and interesting, while maintaining a high quality throughout the set?
It would maybe be a great concept with a guy like Simon Posford. Starting with some hours of the slowest Shpongle, Celtic Cross and Younger Brother stuff. Then moving into increasingly more intense psychedelic trance, peaking with the older goa tunes before finishing with some of the groovier and somewhat dancefriendly Shpongle-tunes.
Maybe I could also see it work with the guys from Son Kite; some of the downbeat stuff from Ooze, Minilogue (CD2 of the album), tech house, minimal and techno with Minilogue, progressive house with Filur/Kooler and finally progressive trance with Son Kite.
But otherwise the 10 hour concept quite frankly seems absurd to me. Even if I haven't heard much of Cosmo's music.
... Long DJ-sets is another matter though. With so much exceptional, diverse music to choose from in the world, I find it sad that the standard is 1½ hour timeslots. Would love to hear long, evolving and diverse sets from good DJ's like Sasha, D-Nox, John Digweed, James Monro etc.
Taste is taste. I would personally be very bored with Posford for 10 hours. Actually I dont know any artists I would listen to for 10 hours www.beatagency.dk
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10 hours is really long liveact. Answer for this can be only one.
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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 17:56
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On 2011-02-19 17:48, pr0fane wrote:
10 hours liveact? Pretty extreme if you ask me.
For me, I can imagine a 10 hour liveset getting boring even with most of my favourite acts. I mean, who has REALLY made enough good music to fill out a 10 hour timeslot, keep it diverse and interesting, while maintaining a high quality throughout the set?
It would maybe be a great concept with a guy like Simon Posford. Starting with some hours of the slowest Shpongle, Celtic Cross and Younger Brother stuff. Then moving into increasingly more intense psychedelic trance, peaking with the older goa tunes before finishing with some of the groovier and somewhat dancefriendly Shpongle-tunes.
Maybe I could also see it work with the guys from Son Kite; some of the downbeat stuff from Ooze, Minilogue (CD2 of the album), tech house, minimal and techno with Minilogue, progressive house with Filur/Kooler and finally progressive trance with Son Kite.
But otherwise the 10 hour concept quite frankly seems absurd to me. Even if I haven't heard much of Cosmo's music.
... Long DJ-sets is another matter though. With so much exceptional, diverse music to choose from in the world, I find it sad that the standard is 1½ hour timeslots. Would love to hear long, evolving and diverse sets from good DJ's like Sasha, D-Nox, John Digweed, James Monro etc.
Taste is taste. I would personally be very bored with Posford for 10 hours. Actually I dont know any artists I would listen to for 10 hours
Well, that was actually also my point
I definitely find it hard to think of artists that have made enough good and diverse music to fill out a 10 hour timeslot.
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Posted : Feb 19, 2011 19:38
well, i agree with demoniac
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On 2011-02-18 14:30, demoniac wrote:
i would like to play long sets also, 2 hours is not enough to make a killer vibe on the dancefloor.
Cosmo has a lot of collaboration with insector, highko, kindzadza, psykovsky.... so it's not 100% cosmo music all the time.
Also i play some tracks from other artists in the middle of my live set, why not? it's all about the party vibe, you make too many rules today... just enjoy the music
1st. theres gonna be a killer line up for the party with Alien Mental
Malice in Wonderland
Penta
Silly Twit
Cosmo
2nd .theres a lot of artists that usually like to play long sets as demoniac said ...
3rd. a lot of local and intr djs are going to play as well so its gonna be a very rich line of music during the party....that by the way is in amazing spot next to the most active volcano here in Costa Rica.
dont be scare!! its just music and 3 days outdoor party with the top psychedelic artist around the world...break the rules
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Posted : Feb 22, 2011 12:40
10 Hours LIVE...... mmmmmm....... never heard something like a 10 Hour Live..... i guess it would be boring eventually.
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Posted : Feb 22, 2011 20:33
Star Sound Orchestra played for about 10 hours in the chillout at Boom in 2000 - my mate was playing after them and they over ran by about 1.5 hrs!
In the days of disco/early house it was pretty common for the DJ to play all saturday night and a fair bit of sunday morning...
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Posted : Feb 22, 2011 21:03
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On 2011-02-19 17:54, Beat Agency wrote:
Actually I dont know any artists I would listen to for 10 hours
Pink Floyd
Mushrooms make you do crazy stuff. Look at Mario he jumps on animal heads and fights with dragons.
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Posted : Feb 22, 2011 21:19
I find that most psytrance live acts get tiring after about an hour and a half with few exceptions. This has everything to do with individual producers writing music all of a particular sound... it gets tiring to hear the same thing without much variation for hours on end even if it is super awesome to begin with.
On the other hand, I am into long DJ sets. In the right hands, many hours can go a long way toward creating a transcendental experience (as long as the DJ is diverse enough in what they play). At least, this is what I aspire to do.
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Posted : Feb 22, 2011 21:45
IF the party is advertised as such (dark psy for at least 10 hours), then I don't see why they should not do it. Everyone knows what its all about. It will attract the crowd that is up for it and people that don't wanna get caught into such a situation will not attend.
Simple as that.
Anyhow, its been said a lot lately and I'll simply echo the long DJ sets, attitude.
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Posted : Mar 3, 2011 23:14
Concerning this pseudo live act like almost everybody do is really disrecpectful of what is a real LIVE. Personaly I don't do that and I am not able to do. I use ableton live and I mix it in with 2 audio channel and I use time warp. So organizers they all put LIVE but it's not (marketing) . A real live is with patterns and loops. And the worse is artists who just put trax after trax in ableton and put play.
I think I saw that only one time in my life with 3 guys in a wood and 3 machines. One for the bass, another for rythms and another for lead. Amazing by the way.
In conclusion I think they should found another name when u are playing your trax. What is the difference to mix with CD player or in ableton :S.
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