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who came up with the term "full on" ?
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Zombi
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Posted : Sep 21, 2003 17:43
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traveller, sorry, but its not so right what u say.
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kriz
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Posted : Sep 21, 2003 21:18
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NEO
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Posted : Sep 21, 2003 22:17
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The Question shouldnt be who came up with the term full on is should be who in the same hell cares who came up with the term "full on". |
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nobody_3
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Posted : Sep 21, 2003 22:28
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LOL NEO |
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Wako Jako
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Posted : Sep 22, 2003 12:48
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come on NEO its just something to talk about...
you rather we talk about full on vs. minimal again ?
or maybe discuss piracy again ?
at least its a new topic.
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Kaz
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Posted : Sep 22, 2003 14:09
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OK, the opposite of minimal is Finnish trance, not full-on. Just listen to some Eraser vs. Yojalka to understand what I mean. Full-on, despite what many people here say does NOT have many layers of sound - take away the percussion and bass, you've got about the same amount of layers as minimal (compare Parasense with XV Killist, Penta with Shiva Chandra and so on) - just minimal is much more controlled and erm... minimal.
The term full-on was there in 95, of that I'm sure. Don't know who came up with it, when it was invented or anything at all other than the fact it existed back then.
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full_lotus
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Posted : Sep 22, 2003 18:30
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The term was there before 94, I was hearing the term 'full on techno' in 92, and 'full on rave' before that. Full on this and that for over 10 years... 
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gkalpakas
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Posted : Sep 23, 2003 15:11
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On 2003-09-22 18:30, full_lotus wrote:
The term was there before 94, I was hearing the term 'full on techno' in 92, and 'full on rave' before that. Full on this and that for over 10 years...
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You r right, i remember a compilation called full on house back on those days |
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Synthax
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Posted : Sep 23, 2003 16:26
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dont catch me on that, but i can reffer the term full-on to all the kind of music that while production sessions/mixing all the chanells on the arrangement/setup hit the higher roof and pumping one into each other without leaving too much space in the soundscape, and still becoming a mix and not a mistake in a mix.
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(IMHO)