Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

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  • ddr
    DUDERZ get a life!!!
    • Jun 2004
    • 7006
    #16
    Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

    Definitely compatible with todays EDM.. I find myself enjoying a lot more minimal/experimental music now than I did before. I still enjoy Diggers when he blasts the Vortex I mean who doesnt?

    I just cant get into today's Sarsha though... and also 1997-2002, no EDM can match those years---not even worth comparing.
    "pics or stfu" - R.I.P. Steve "Jibgolly" James

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      • feather
        Shanghai ooompa loompa
        • Jul 2004
        • 20900
        #17
        Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

        Originally posted by go0gle

        i_want_to_have_sex_with_electronic_music

        Originally posted by Hoff
        a powerful and insane mothership that occasionally comes commanded by the real ones .. then suck us and makes us appear in the most magical of all lands
        Originally posted by m1sT3rL
        Oh. My. God. James absolutely obliterated the island tonight. The last time there was so much destruction, Obi Wan Kenobi had to take a seat on the Falcon after the Death Star said "hi and bye" to Leia's homeworld.

        I got pics and video. But I will upload them in the morning. I need to smoke this nice phat joint and just close my eyes and replay the amazingness in my head.

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          • unkle
            Someone MARRY ME!! LOL
            • Mar 2007
            • 10174
            #18
            Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

            This.


            Originally posted by ddr

            1997-2002, no EDM can match those years---not even worth comparing.

            I add, 1996 and 2003

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              • Haziel
                Likes a finger upthere
                • Jan 2007
                • 3195
                #19
                Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

                A lot of scenes go through this...salsa, rock, reggae , hiphop, jazz you name it and they have all gone through a period of extreme popularity.

                Personally I don't mind it because there is always a backlash and that is when the real musicians/artists manage to reinvent themselves and stay alive.

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                  • AntonyM
                    DUDERZ get a life!!!
                    • Oct 2004
                    • 6415
                    #20
                    Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

                    Being at the epicenter of cheddar for the moment (Las Vegas) It has been trying dealing with the scene here in the broadest commercial sense. Yet that's what road trips are for. Had chance to go to Watergate in Berlin this summer and a few festivals in Europe. Amazing crowds, sets, and overall music culture. Locally, just caught Satoshi Tomiie this weekend, stellar and why Ritchie Hawtin is playing here in a couple weeks has me perplexed. So overall, the music has become more diverse yet with somewhat a larger audience. This whole Hot Creations/Get Lost trend is going to become the next wave of popular dance music. It happens every generation as the raver kids come of age and ditch the beads for the beer bottles. Soon enough all these imposters will vanish and suddenly the underground style, if it can be defined, shall come to roost once more, then geezers like myself can bore 20 somethings will tales from long ago while donned in my mythological Mercuryserver T-Shirt.
                    Originally posted by Shpira
                    So came back last night...
                    Sven Vath was amazing...he played a god damn killer set...ended up going to that and came to at like 10 am in some whore house in south Amsterdam...no idea how I ended up there...friday was a bit of a blur got really drunk and visited several parties can't remember a whole lot to be honest hehe...saturday was probably the best day that I recall...started up in the nearest coffee shop and going from party to party...beautiful woman, beer and weed...finished the night by taking some shrooms and listening to an amazing elke kleijn set...sunday...i met a nice girl who worked at one of the coffee shops and ended up talking to her for like 6 hours...was supposed to meet her at some DnB party...but instead went for a steak and walked around red light district bars drinking and smoking...monday took it easy went to a coffee shop and took a taxi to airport....

                    All in all...I think I will be going back there some time soon
                    Originally posted by Illuminate
                    Let me get this straight.

                    So white-middle class Americans have been told by their Television sets to be fearful of:

                    1. Mexicans/Latinos from the South bringing drugs and killings n' shit.
                    2. African Americans cause mos def they are raging a race war and want to occupy America like how the plebs occupied Wall St.
                    3. Iranians/Afghans/Any one of middle eastern origin to be quite frank, cause you know Islam...
                    4. North Koreans/Chinese cause you know everything...

                    Am I close here?

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                      • djkix
                        Addiction started
                        • Jun 2004
                        • 257
                        #21
                        Re: Are you still compatible with today's EDM?

                        Originally posted by AntonyM
                        Being at the epicenter of cheddar for the moment (Las Vegas) It has been trying dealing with the scene here in the broadest commercial sense. Yet that's what road trips are for. Had chance to go to Watergate in Berlin this summer and a few festivals in Europe. Amazing crowds, sets, and overall music culture. Locally, just caught Satoshi Tomiie this weekend, stellar and why Ritchie Hawtin is playing here in a couple weeks has me perplexed. So overall, the music has become more diverse yet with somewhat a larger audience. This whole Hot Creations/Get Lost trend is going to become the next wave of popular dance music. It happens every generation as the raver kids come of age and ditch the beads for the beer bottles. Soon enough all these imposters will vanish and suddenly the underground style, if it can be defined, shall come to roost once more, then geezers like myself can bore 20 somethings will tales from long ago while donned in my mythological Mercuryserver T-Shirt.
                        Pulitzer material here.

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