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What do you mean by "cheesy"?
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Sweet
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 09:48
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1) What do you mean by "cheesy"?
2) Examples of cheesiest full-on tracks? |
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Jeff
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 10:13
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IMO :
1) "cheesy" refers to simple and happy melodies (like in happy hardcore to give a (poor...) comparison). It is thus called because it is said to put a smile on your face when you hear it (well, for some people at least).
2) cheesy full-on ? I was under the impression this adjective rather applies to old-school tracks with pseudo Indian melodies for instance. I'll let others respond to this part.
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Sweet
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 12:46
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Quot Jeff:
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2) cheesy full-on ? I was under the impression this adjective rather applies to old-school tracks with pseudo Indian melodies for instance.
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How about
- Astrix - Scientific Reality
- Talamasca - Aquarius
- Psydrop - Space Alliance
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Trip-
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 13:52
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cheesy doesn't mean only happy melodies. cheesy means simple and overused kind of melodies.
most indian scale melodies aren't happy - well not for me at least.
although listen to any of eyal barkan tracks to hear the real cheese of the cheese melodies.
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Jeff
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 14:32
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On 2003-10-27 13:52, Trip- wrote:
most indian scale melodies aren't happy - well not for me at least.
although listen to any of eyal barkan tracks to hear the real cheese of the cheese melodies.
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To make things clear : I didn't intend to disparage Indian music in any way. I was talking about chain-produced Trance tracks of the 95-97 era.
And Nitzhonot is indeed la creme de la creme as far as cheesiness is concerned.
@ Sweet : I'm not a huge fan of Full-on, cheesy or not, that's why I didn't know the examples you gave and which are probably relevant. As I said, "I'll let others respond to this part".
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Drope
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 15:41
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Cheesy seems to me as easy solutions for ur build ups, overused kind of stuff... mostly reminding UK dance music...
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Zombi
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 15:57
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cheesy for me its something connected to milk and cows...
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Bonji
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 16:17
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Oh god and I am vegetarian. |
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Chi
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 16:56
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Zorba, all tracks = cheesy
Astrix, most tracks = cheesy
Cyber Cartel/Intergalactic, all tracks = cheesy
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One of the cheesiest psy tracks of all time: Talamasca - Cancer
BTW... even if a track is cheesy, doesn't mean it's a bad track (Zorba - fragile for example)
Of course a person could find one track cheesy and another don't... but people tend to have similar opinions relating to cheesiness |
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Drope
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 16:56
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Yes nectarios, I´m not refering to UK eletronic music as a whole, it´s very easy to get misunderstood while using words...
but u know what I´m talking about... |
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aje
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 17:05
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cubensis
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 17:18
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Mike A
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 18:33
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What's wrong with cheese? 
np: Eyal Barkan - Good Morning Israel
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Anak
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Posted : Oct 27, 2003 19:10
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