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Retro tracks at 2006 parties.........
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Salamantra
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 22:17
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for me it doesn't really matter how old is the track... and suppose the track was written 10 years ago and still unreleased? is it an old one or a new one, if not many people heard it before? |
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Kitnam
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Posted : Feb 7, 2006 22:32
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i think it would be better to play future-trax. just sometimes play a tune which is released in 4 years.  wouldnt that be much more cooler?  |
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DropOut
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 09:31
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1 or 2 Retro tracks can do amazing things.
As much as i like listening to new music and stuff i havent heard before at parties imo a known classic in the middle of the set would be killer.
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darkiller
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 09:42
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i think not
mabe as a nice retro in the living room
when you want to listen to somthing old
in the party i rather hear some new or unreliced tracks
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Pt.
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 09:49
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On 2006-02-10 09:42, darkiller wrote:
in the party i rather hear some new or unreliced tracks
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why?
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darkiller
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 09:59
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im waiting for somthing new and good in a party that maybe one time will be a fun retro in the living room
it also depends how far back the track is
, if theres a big gap the bpm wont suit the tracks, you can not go slower in the middle of the party like as a killer middel track, ah ah, and if you do it as a remix, i dont thik to consider it a retro, maybe in the end of the party still, i dont think its a good idea
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DropOut
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 10:30
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what i meant to say was that in the midst of listening to tracks you havent heard before the dj suddenly plays an old classic uve heard alot of times before it really makes me happy 
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darkiller
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Posted : Feb 10, 2006 10:48
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udit
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Posted : Feb 13, 2006 11:50
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my best song of any party anywwhere was somewhere in london where they played land of freedom deedrah remix pure bliss...
ive heard a lot of djs also play hux flux gems, which is nice..
what about old tracks remixed in new styles and production... dynamo acid daze..etc.. i know lots of ppl are pissed off with anjuna beach (delta rip) but it sounds nice imo...
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donalduck1
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Posted : Feb 13, 2006 13:09
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its good to here sam retro in partys
good nostalgy dont forget the source
try the shamanix in a party this track can kiil you |
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Sound Surgeon
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Posted : Feb 14, 2006 02:41
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Delta - Travelling At The Speed Of Thought
can drive me CRAZY!
I dont mind if 2-3 retro tracks will be in a set, but not too much.
good music is good music.
but innovation is always needed so we are heading to the future, not the past
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Ray Zed
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Posted : Feb 16, 2006 04:43
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its the DJ's choice to play whatever they want...i think if a retro track is suitaable in a set why not play it? generally, the aim of a dj is to play a collection of songs that flows and puts the audience into a 'trance' to make the set sound like one really long song...if you can mix old music with new wat does it matter? as long as the set flows and it sounds good and keeps people dancing it has my vote. in my opinion i think that most older psytrance tracks are better than new ones from the same artist. anyway thats my 2cents |
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technoid
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Posted : Feb 16, 2006 05:20
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There's room for everything. I know how it makes me feel when I hear a retro classic at a party, particularly when the DJ does something clever with it and puts it in a totally new and unexpected context. It blows me away. It's a bit naff though when a DJ drops and old school classic just to get a cheap pop from the crowd. Ray's right. A good set sounds like one long tune whatever the age of the records.
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