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Gilad Refael
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Posted : Nov 9, 2002 21:26
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have you noticed that lately all morning fullon artists make similar music. psycraft, astrix, xerox, 1200mics, alien project, silicon sound etc.
in the not so far past most artist had their unique sound (xerox-maskalin sounded WAY different than psycraft or space cat).what do you think about this?
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Pavel
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Posted : Nov 9, 2002 23:19
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I agree and i disagree for me to say that all the full-on sounds the same is as easy as to say that all the minimal tracks sound the same.
If you want a different full-on check out Finnish or Russian Full-on. It slightly differs
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Goblim
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 00:33
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swedish full on is also different, check out the oerebro freakfactory albums
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Wako Jako
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 08:52
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im sorry i disagree dude.
how can you say astrix and gms for example sound the same ?
i DO think every artist have his own style.
basiclly its the same genre but they dont sound that alike.
imo.
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Kaz
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 09:32
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The difference between Astrix, Alien Project, Atomic Pulse and GMS is much smaller than the difference between Tim Schuldt and Psychopod, this is what people are saying here.
And it's true.
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Gilad Refael
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 16:22
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yea i know that artists like gms, skazi, parasense and finnish full on sound a little different. that's why i mentioned names there 
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azz
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 17:06
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wako because astrix and gms do sound alike
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Wako Jako
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Posted : Nov 10, 2002 17:08
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no they are not.
imo.
astrix is much more melodic.
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olivier
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Posted : Nov 11, 2002 02:53
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astrix is different than gms of course,
but the basslines, the kick and the sounds are very similar.....
the music is different, the style is different , but the sounding is very similar
everybody's happy ?? 
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Wako Jako
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Posted : Nov 11, 2002 08:14
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well this bassline is one of the things that makes it full on.
isnt it ?
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Basilisk
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Posted : Nov 11, 2002 18:42
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no, some artists have forgotten how to innovate, explore, and experiment... some are more like pop musicians than trance artists. |
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full_on
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Posted : Nov 11, 2002 20:43
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The bassline sure is what makes it full on.
astrix, xerox, alien project, etc may sound the same... Why don't you try mix it with Zorba, Skazi, Talamasca, Bamboo Forest and some (I said some) GMS sounds?? It will be a little different IMO.
Take 2 or 3 selected tracks from each of them and BOOM!!!
(In fact you can take 6 or 7 Skazi tracks, like Big balaboom, Cost me, War, Element, GTR, Way to Calcutta, Tied Up, Stealing my Memories, etc...).
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Basilisk
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Posted : Nov 12, 2002 19:07
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Do these newer full on tracks contain the same diversity of character?
I recently played a full on set here in Toronto, mixing up The Visitors' Tiny Little Engines, Hallucinogen's Space Pussy, Ubar Tmar's Rhythmism 6, TIP's Overwind, P.Cok's Double Doper etc... they all seemed to have their own particular nature that stood out in a way... I suspect it may be the tension building moments - where the music turns from full on madness to a brooding anticipation of the next big rush. I haven't found so much of that methodology in newer full on - it just seems to bang along without really picking up speed for me... the synths don't speak to me, just the voices of hollywood movies (for example: I'll throw a water bottle at the next guy I hear who plays that awful stuttering stanley sample - jokingly of course)...
Of course it goes without saying that people should enjoy what they like, whatever it may be. I am unfortunatly burnt out from the homogeny of new stuff. |
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