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Mushi
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Posted : Jan 3, 2006 15:29
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Its all about being under the infulence of drugs lol
we r traveling in the speed of light we r stoned
we r on acid man can't they just just let the music guide u why do they have to insure
and make this whole world consider this type of music as a druggie type
I find it very lime some simples might be interesting but most r related to drugs
which makes build a simle man yah Im stoned heheheh indeed |
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Acidhive
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Posted : Jan 3, 2006 21:15
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The drug-adoring samples are a thing which crept into this scene since the beginning, although modern full-on has way too much of these samples. They're being overused. Samples don't really cover the atmosphere laid down by the song anymore. When I think back a few years, Darshan used a lot of samples from sci-fi documentaries or movies. That worked extremely well, since the samples used were linked to the atmosphere found in the tracks. Nowadays I get the idea some artists just bang in a few samples from Hollywood's latest blockbuster and just build a song which sometimes doesn't even relate to the samples being used. So, senseless? Yeah. There are only a chosen few in this genre that can still use samples to good effect. Pity, really, since a good placed voice sample can actually enhance the listening experience.
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Surrender
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Posted : Jan 3, 2006 21:27
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nice words Acidhive, i think psysex were also great in using sci-fi samples to totally integrate into their tracks.
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dopey576
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Posted : Jan 4, 2006 00:42
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sorry do not mean to diverge but the stupidest sample i have heard is in the track william wallace by gms. great track! but wtf -- william wallace?? feeding on the success of the movie braveheart?? what were they thinking??
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technoid
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Posted : Jan 7, 2006 06:47
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A bad sample can ruin a track for me - simple as that. If the track has a really cheesy sample, the track is not worth another listen, as no matter how good the music is I will find myself cringing everytime I hear the sample. Sadly, I've found myself so many times saying "That would be a really good track, if it didn't have that sample in it...".
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Run Lola
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Posted : Jan 7, 2006 12:17
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On 2006-01-07 06:47, technoid wrote:
A bad sample can ruin a track for me - simple as that. If the track has a really cheesy sample, the track is not worth another listen, as no matter how good the music is I will find myself cringing everytime I hear the sample. Sadly, I've found myself so many times saying "That would be a really good track, if it didn't have that sample in it...".
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Exactly .. and i just dont get why would they force a sample in it?
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