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  • th33f
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    ok, personally, i discovered James' work thanks to his Four promo and was astounded with the stuff he pulled on those 4 disks. tbh, almost everything after that hasn't really impressed me as much, especially after him and Sasha partnered up... so to each his own.

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  • minneec
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    Re: who's whose protege!

    sasha pretty much started jz's career, so technically jz is sasha's protege. of course they both influence one another, but to say that sasha doesn't know his breaks is ridiculous. he's been djing for over a decade. take a listen to some of his older stuff, like late 80-early 90's. while maybe not breaks, it definitely stirs things up a bit more than the sets most people are familiar with from around 2000 on. i think zabiela has the advantage of being fresh to this international dj thing. the crowd often just feeds off that energy and excitement.

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  • ubiqe
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    Originally posted by mmglobal
    I think both of them are super psyched to finally find a dj to share the bill with that can read each other's mind. I've also noticed how the two of them are just beaming when they pass the decks off to one another.
    and god bless them. I'm just not gonna listen to it. don't like any of their b2b sets. It's just not my cup of tea.

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  • palmer
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    Originally posted by th33f
    Originally posted by palmer
    Originally posted by th33f
    what would happen if the fatso's were to move up the foodchain blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
    numbers-wise they are at the top of the foodchain.......

    4 Sasha
    8 John Digweed


    This arguement is retarded on so many levels. Heres how it goes.

    another ignorant statement
    20 ms'ers lace into you
    another ignorant statement with quotes
    10 ms'ers lace into you
    more bullshit
    5 ms'ers
    plea for understanding
    everybody is sick of it and it disappears
    you edited your reply, but whatever... i'm not trying to pick on anyone. you wanna generalize it into that pattern, you shouldn't have bothered replying at all. k, thx, bye.

    thats why there's an edit button

    save the kthnx bye shit for someone else.....

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  • buckman
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    fyi sasha has been playing breaks for along time now.it isnt nothing new to him.

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  • th33f
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    Originally posted by palmer
    Originally posted by th33f
    what would happen if the fatso's were to move up the foodchain blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
    numbers-wise they are at the top of the foodchain.......

    4 Sasha
    8 John Digweed


    This arguement is retarded on so many levels. Heres how it goes.

    another ignorant statement
    20 ms'ers lace into you
    another ignorant statement with quotes
    10 ms'ers lace into you
    more bullshit
    5 ms'ers
    plea for understanding
    everybody is sick of it and it disappears
    you edited your reply, but whatever... i'm not trying to pick on anyone. you wanna generalize it into that pattern, you shouldn't have bothered replying at all. k, thx, bye.

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  • th33f
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    geez, did i ever say i like Tiesto? PAY ME and i still won't go to an event of his, much less own(or burn) a CD of that prick... regardless... he's found a "trend" he keeps working off of for years, and from what i heard of his tracks he just uses "the flashiest" synth sounds, which does require research too, i guess, and that's what keeps him at the top of the charts.

    the more i hear of Sasha's 2004 work the more i agree with myself, that the man realized his "talent" and "flow" just don't cut it anymore, so his ventures into breaks and use of a laptop are his strong points now, as well as having Zabiela around... as much as that might upsets his old-time fans, life goes on...

    don't know about Digweed... i just can't get "into" his sets... they just sound too... naive, i guess... he's getting old.

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  • Localizer
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    let them be at the top of the foodchain....personally those that disappear, fall back into the underground to provide us with better music....

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  • palmer
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    Originally posted by th33f
    what would happen if the fatso's were to move up the foodchain blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
    numbers-wise they are at the top of the foodchain.......

    4 Sasha
    8 John Digweed


    This arguement is retarded on so many levels. Heres how it goes.

    another ignorant statement
    20 ms'ers lace into you
    another ignorant statement with quotes
    10 ms'ers lace into you
    more bullshit
    5 ms'ers
    plea for understanding
    everybody is sick of it and it disappears

    Leave a comment:


  • ZendoBro
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    Re: who's whose protege!

    JZ is Sasha's protege. No more further questions your honor.

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  • mmglobal
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    Honestly, I can't stand JZ's "amazing techniques" Never heard him live, and people say it's much different, but still - his are the only live sets I can't listen to. And you won't tell me you can dance to it.
    (Sorry, JZ, if you're reading this, it's nothing personal - just an opinion )

    But I still love the new Sasha's sets. So I guess your point in this thread is not valid. I'm quite sure if I heard anything Zabiela-like in his sets I would notice it.
    Are you listening? What do you mean you can't dance to ir? You're confusing me...the breaks is what gets the floor undulating, it's the stuff that pounds your chest, moves your legs, closes your eyes and forces you to surrender to the art of the live DJ set. It's the shit that keeps me coming back for more...Your mind will be changed if you gave it a chance. Airdrawndagger had some kickass breaks and you're telling us that you couldn't dance to it?
    The two of them together is a force to be reckoned with. I think both of them are super psyched to finally find a dj to share the bill with that can read each other's mind. I've also noticed how the two of them are just beaming when they pass the decks off to one another.

    so, give some respect to the breaks...and to my man James, k? You've never seen him live...so what do you know about his "amazing tecniques?"

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  • th33f
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    @ Jibgolly: i said numbers-wise, meaning Britney Spears > Tiesto on that scale. that's not the point though... i'm glad you find both Sasha's and John's effort to pay off, unfortunately they come off as being "behind" a little bit to me... in my book, Burridge and Richards are way more entertaining than either of the "giants", not to mention new talent popping up like shrooms, plus the whole breaks scene is a train i doubt they'll ever catch.

    Originally posted by ubiqe
    Originally posted by th33f
    is it not true that some hardcore clubbers are pretty cold to JZ's amazing techniques, since they grew up on Sasha and Digweed?
    Honestly, I can't stand JZ's "amazing techniques" Never heard him live, and people say it's much different, but still - his are the only live sets I can't listen to. And you won't tell me you can dance to it.
    (Sorry, JZ, if you're reading this, it's nothing personal - just an opinion )

    But I still love the new Sasha's sets. So I guess your point in this thread is not valid. I'm quite sure if I heard anything Zabiela-like in his sets I would notice it.
    see? what would happen if the fatso's were to move up the foodchain and start spitting out unbelieavable FX combo's, using more electro tracks and not minding acidic feel, like you know they can... but WON'T! because the "sheep" would abandon them... instead, they find new fresh artists, like JZ and Lisle, and then "feed" off of them, so to say, both commercially and creatively. and if you actually listened to James' sets as much as i do, you'd recognize the same direction in Sasha's recent sets. tell you what, i'll go over them these next few days and post the parts and tracks which would prove this thread to be valid, ok...

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  • ubiqe
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    Originally posted by th33f
    is it not true that some hardcore clubbers are pretty cold to JZ's amazing techniques, since they grew up on Sasha and Digweed?
    Honestly, I can't stand JZ's "amazing techniques" Never heard him live, and people say it's much different, but still - his are the only live sets I can't listen to. And you won't tell me you can dance to it.
    (Sorry, JZ, if you're reading this, it's nothing personal - just an opinion )

    But I still love the new Sasha's sets. So I guess your point in this thread is not valid. I'm quite sure if I heard anything Zabiela-like in his sets I would notice it.

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  • Pataky P
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    I love both music!!!!

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  • Jibgolly
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    hmm.....

    Tiesto, relatively a n00b, owning them both (sasha & digweed) together numbers-wise






    quite possibly the cutest thing i've read since "Clifford - The Big Red Dog"

    dont begin comparing genre's to each other. its like throwing a bucket of water in a deep fryer. exXxplosion !!!!!

    tiesto is awesome, yes. to people who like trance @ 160bpm.
    to say he ownz anything over s&d is ridiculous.
    sasha is about one inch away from becoming a live PA. he's just getting his bearrings.
    the guy has been using ableton (in front of people) for what? a year?
    give it a chance...
    digs is ever evolving. always on the move. always playing some stealthy bomb shit.



    in the end its all opinion, so who's butt you wanna sniff next?

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