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The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrk -
Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
That pachanga boys?? someone correct my spelling here.
track Time. I have said so many times that I hate it, but heard this is on a couple of well recorded sets lately and I really really get it now !! It's sending shivers up and down my spine as I type.
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
Holden jumpstarted the pixie trance movement, with an entire legion of copycats following in his wake shortly thereafter, and then he went on to remake himself (whether it's to one's liking is another matter entirely). Saiz is good, but he doesn't have that same kind of creative flare.^^ With a mix this long there is definitely going to be something you, or I , don't like , I think I am lucky that I do like most of what Henry does even back to Tangerine Dream And we are all bloody lucky that we have this amazing music given to us in best mp3 quality. I'm am very happy today. 
BTW Much as I hate to say this James holden is a mere spark compared to Henry's super nova. Seriously Henry now has years of amazing work behind him, he has earnt the legend status.Comment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
^^I used to follow James Holden . I stopped when he started doing that pixie trance. To me it was just nonsensical sounds. The one thing I really don't believe anyone can criticise Henry for is lack of creativity. If anything, he need to tone it down a little He is so much more substantial than Holden ever was. imho of course.
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
so what really happened to Holden, if i was guessing i would say he sorta took the route of Syd.
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
^ hmm, and how is that?Life's pretty fast..blup..blup...We made it!!Comment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
I was referring to productions, more or less. Some are daring but don't hold a candle to the creativity that can be found in Holden's back catalog (IMHO, etc.) Haven't heard enough compilations (live or otherwise) from Saiz to say one way or the other. The Usher and Beyonce remarks are keeping me from this one, though.^^I used to follow James Holden . I stopped when he started doing that pixie trance. To me it was just nonsensical sounds. The one thing I really don't believe anyone can criticise Henry for is lack of creativity. If anything, he need to tone it down a little He is so much more substantial than Holden ever was. imho of course.
I find it strange that you ditched Holden so soon. The pixie movement had arrived as of "Horizons," and James had only released a few productions prior if memory serves (that was his first official single in any case). In the height of that movement when the copycats were at full blast (2004), he furnished that unforgettable carnival techno mix of "The Sky Was Pink." His artist album came as a letdown after all the potential promise, but he has a host of material in remix form and several singles (the last one with Thompson, "Come To Me," was huge). Saiz hasn't left a similar imprint in my mind (at least not yet).
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
Holden's pixie trance was still better trance than any of its day and today. Only dropped him with The Idiots.
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Originally posted by HoffOriginally posted by m1sT3rLComment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
^^ Funny, I always saw pixie trance as a derogatory phrase
I think I just out grew trance. Actually maybe not , I loved JOOF earlier in the year. When I saw Holden first he was prog
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
^^ All this just shows how differently we all perceive "genres"
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
Personally I dont like his productions that much because he seems to flirt a little bit with some trance related sounds which they dont appeal that much to me. However his dj sets are getting better as times goes bye, but 4 hours is a little too much. Are you suppose to have 4 free hours to listen to this as a whole? In my case it can take me a couple of days to listen to the for 4 hours and pay the proper attention it disserves. Sometimes less is more.Comment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
I have the same problems with the super extended sets,
I need the time to hear it properly, but obviously,
in special occasions, I make time to listen the whole set.Comment
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Re: Henry Saiz- Labyrinth 16 Best of 2012
I'm lucky, I work for myself, so I can just play music all day. I don't need to find time. I really try to listen to a set in one piece.
The 'club spirit' is in the soul. It Never DiesOriginally posted by TheVrkComment
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