Re: Is America killing dance music?
Perception is an interesting thing.
...oh and video killed the radio star.
Perception is an interesting thing.
...oh and video killed the radio star.
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It was fun while it lasted...
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Re: Is America killing dance music?
Carl Cox was pretty good.. Digweed only played for like 45 mins or something, it was silly. Cox and Digweed are the reason I went.. I left for EDC straight after the Sasha show @ Vessel in SF
Saturday got cancelled @ around 1 am because of the wind.. I guess they were afraid the stages won't be able to take, but it was bs. Up until that point I was really enjoying dubfire's set, and Richie Hawtin was supposed to come on after him.Comment
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who books digweed for 45 minutes? the staaahhhhr club?you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
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^for realz. It takes him like 8 hours to get in his stride anyway. wtf.Comment
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Re: Is America killing dance music?
No - my 13 year old daughter is!
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so aviici won't play a 2 hour of house set, and this guy is willing to play a 13 hour set.. something is off here
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The difference between the artists who work for the love of music,
and the artists who work for the love of money.Comment
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Coxy was good, so was diggers, didnt we go through this EDM music fad back in mid to late 90's, it will fade in another 5 years. Being a geezer like myself who has kids who listen to EDM, one of them is into Pretty Lights, Dub Step, and such etc, the other likes Damian Lazarus, the KLF, and Sasha so the real heads will always keep EDM alive whether or not it is packaged with a bunch of filler entertainment for a distracted generation, otherwise the cash grab will continue.Originally posted by ShpiraSo 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
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I go to see a band and I want to hear the stuff I know.
I go to see a DJ and I want to hear new stuff that blows my mind.
To me that is the difference between underground and commercial DJ's.
I don't think America (or the commercial scene that seems to be storming America) is killing the EDM scene, I just think of it as a completely different thing, it was Britpop, then grunge, then bands and now dance music, but there can be commercial dance music for the kids that will come and go alongside underground dance music. Just one is a fad while the other will always be with the people who love it.My Soundcloud page...
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^^^ Well said
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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whatever popular dance music/top 40 stuff that the kids are into these days just sound like this to me
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this thread title is about as gay as it gets. dance music is alive an well in america. ask any international dj what they think of touring in america.
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i personally hold the Dutch accountable for this.you could put an Emfire release on for 2 minutes and you would be a sleep before it finishes - Chunky
it's RA. they'd blow their load all over some stupid 20 minute loop of a snare if it had a quirky flange setting. - Tiddles
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