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January 20, 2013 at 7:24 pm #1262145
@MC G-Tek 518072 wrote:
Can’t beat the system, go with the flow…
Mate i’ve never heard that before but its banging!
One of the best oldschool DNB tunes ever made, takes you on a journey, a real musical gem.
January 20, 2013 at 7:57 pm #1262146Don’t know if this has been posted yet, but it should’ve been.
January 20, 2013 at 8:27 pm #1262105@DeezNuts 519000 wrote:
Mate i’ve never heard that before but its banging!
Yeah dude, it’s a well old tune (1992), but it’s a belter. That ‘Can’t beat the system, go with the flow’ sample’s been used time and again since and probably always will be. There used to be a sick little clip on youtube that I can’t find any more, of it being mixed into force mass motion’s ‘feel the panic’, which is on the first few pages of this thread if you’ve not heard it before – wicked bouncy techno tune man.
January 20, 2013 at 8:42 pm #1262147@MC G-Tek 519019 wrote:
Yeah dude, it’s a well old tune (1992), but it’s a belter. That ‘Can’t beat the system, go with the flow’ sample’s been used time and again since and probably always will be. There used to be a sick little clip on youtube that I can’t find any more, of it being mixed into force mass motion’s ‘feel the panic’, which is on the first few pages of this thread if you’ve not heard it before – wicked bouncy techno tune man.
Yeah i thought i’d heard that sample before, sure is a banger though. The video you posted of feel the panic was taken down.. so i found this one (below) and i have to say i like it, reminds me of Scott Brown – Now is The time for some reason. There ain’t not school like the oldschool!
According to the comments this version is sped up.. but i like it at this speed, a lot of energy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6V0gHEi8P0
edit; okay i listened to what i think is the original version and it is also a banger.. i think i might even prefer the original speed.
January 20, 2013 at 8:55 pm #1262106@DeezNuts 519027 wrote:
Yeah i thought i’d heard that sample before, sure is a banger though. The video you posted of feel the panic was taken down.. so i found this one (below) and i have to say i like it, reminds me of Scott Brown – Now is The time for some reason. There ain’t not school like the oldschool!
According to the comments this version is sped up.. but i like it at this speed, a lot of energy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6V0gHEi8P0
edit; okay i listened to what i think is the original version and it is also a banger.. i think i might even prefer the original speed.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1DcPwWWv3L4Sounds great at both speeds to me too dude, I think the slower one just edges it for me, but great tune regardless.
January 20, 2013 at 8:57 pm #1262149Indeed man, they don’t make em like that anymore!
January 20, 2013 at 9:02 pm #1262107@DeezNuts 519041 wrote:
Indeed man, they don’t make em like that anymore!
I’m starting to think you shoulda been born 15 years earlier man, you’d have loved it back in the day!
January 20, 2013 at 9:08 pm #1262150@MC G-Tek 519043 wrote:
I’m starting to think you shoulda been born 15 years earlier man, you’d have loved it back in the day!
Ahh man part of me wishes i was, but then i wouldn’t know the great people that i do today!
January 21, 2013 at 9:51 am #1262108@DeezNuts 519047 wrote:
Ahh man part of me wishes i was, but then i wouldn’t know the great people that i do today!
Nice outlook mate, like it.
January 21, 2013 at 12:36 pm #1262007I found that I prefered old skool when I was a teen. mainly cos hardcore was in that lost phase where it didn’t really know what it was anymore. I think it has hot a bit of a dead end again to be honest
January 21, 2013 at 12:47 pm #1261927@DeezNuts 519047 wrote:
Ahh man part of me wishes i was, but then i wouldn’t know the great people that i do today!
@MC G-Tek 519103 wrote:
Nice outlook mate, like it.
TBH although the music is good there is a tendency to idolise especially the early 90s rave scene, it really wasn’t as fun as made out to be nor as accessible unless you were already in the business or middle class and had a fair bit of cash.
Also I saw way too many people destroy themselves on drugs through lack of knowledge as we had no way of sharing stuff honestly before sites like partyvibe existed, and the time when it was briefly put up with by the Blair government was actually barely a few years before it all fucked up and everything was pushed back underground.
Todays EDM scene might not be as big and is subject to more controls from outside authorities, but it is way easier to participate in and contribute to and to share media of what we have created.
January 21, 2013 at 5:13 pm #1262183These four always stand out in my mind.
Solar Stone’s jig/interpretation of the Orange Theme still makes me weak and gives me a sober little rush.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHM3USRxTTU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPWs_LU-Mzs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c59CCCtkVw
[video]www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dxx3NOS1gU8[/video]January 21, 2013 at 7:34 pm #1262151@MC G-Tek 519103 wrote:
Nice outlook mate, like it.
I like to think so man, glad i have the people in my life that i do. Plus i reckon if i was older i wouldn’t have come to PV..
@General Lighting 519132 wrote:
TBH although the music is good there is a tendency to idolise especially the early 90s rave scene, it really wasn’t as fun as made out to be nor as accessible unless you were already in the business or middle class and had a fair bit of cash.
Also I saw way too many people destroy themselves on drugs through lack of knowledge as we had no way of sharing stuff honestly before sites like partyvibe existed, and the time when it was briefly put up with by the Blair government was actually barely a few years before it all fucked up and everything was pushed back underground.
Todays EDM scene might not be as big and is subject to more controls from outside authorities, but it is way easier to participate in and contribute to and to share media of what we have created.
I agree with what you say but i think the EDM scene is much bigger today for the reasons you stated – it’s a lot easier to participate in and to share what people produce (which is also easier) and there are many ways to get your music out there..
January 21, 2013 at 7:56 pm #1261928working out “how big” the scene is can be confusing as genres change or cross over (what has happened to trance is a good example) and it depends whether you are comparing just the music or the amount of events and parties.
10-15 years ago there would be both legal EDM events and outdoor/warehouse parties nearly every weekend not just in London but in Reading, Maidenhead, Bracknell, Southend, Basildon, Colchester and Ipswich, supported by local record shops, pirate radio stations and other projects going on, but by and large the DJ’s were playing the same records from the same sources (hence the rise of superstar DJ’s and producers).
Today the provincial events have mostly been stopped due to anti-drugs backlash (and the same has happened in other European nations, even Holland) so the bulk of interaction is happening online with a smaller but dedicated group of people partying around London and other big cities but there is definitely way more music being produced and shared than ever before. Another big change is being able to share with folk in foreign countries thanks to broadband..
A lot of todays underground dance fans are listening to their music in smaller groups which they are getting online via soundcloud or online radio stations….
January 21, 2013 at 9:13 pm #1262152Hmm i see what you’re saying i guess – but is this directly due to a lack of interest in the scene, or lack of money for people to actively partake in the scene as they used to as times were better economically then?
Though i do think there is a general drop of interest in the EDM scene, or at least the EDM scene around me, has declined some what.I think there is more EDM music in general out there than ever before though, with so many genres there really is something for everyone.
January 21, 2013 at 9:47 pm #1261929I don’t think its even money, the old skool scene started in worse economic times and even with the economic depression, younger people aged 16-45 often have much more money than in 1990 or 2000. its also cheaper to produce EDM music than any other genre and requires less space/resources unlike a band where folk usually have to rent rehearsal space.
its more due to a lack of venues for performances of all kinds of music, and a backlash against rowdy booze/drug fuelled events. today even a guitar bands gig is only begrudgingly tolerated if it ends at midnight or maybe 01:00 max and even then they are calling 999 if the music is just a few minutes over curfew. if you want to put on a dance event its hard to find venues and when illegal ones happen people actually complain to the Police if they don’t shut them down with riot cops.
The remaining late night townie venues are heavily controlled and punters are basically paying in either the entry fee or drinks costs for the coppers and bouncers what nanny and control them but these are actually needed to stop people killing one another.
Also the economic depression hasn’t made music fans any less willing to participate but it has made people what don’t like late night partying a lot more judgemental against those who do, perhaps because they feel they are subsidising the cost of clearing up after these events and/or booze/drug addictions in their taxes. Stuff like mephedrone and the “shameless” culture of what some (not all) younger people put up to social networks doesn’t help matters.
A lot of people below 35 won’t know that nightlife after midnight simply didn’t happen in many towns until the early 1990s and the rave scene (and then attempts by the breweries to co-opt it and get people drinking for longer hours, with predictably unpleasant results). Pubs and clubs shut after midnight and if you were still on the streets the cops would find some excuse to search you and/or nick you if you showed any dissent.
January 27, 2013 at 6:15 pm #1262153I think i may have posted this a few pages back but it’s such a classic that it deserves to be posted again.
January 27, 2013 at 8:02 pm #1262109@DeezNuts 520477 wrote:
I think i may have posted this a few pages back but it’s such a classic that it deserves to be posted again.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv-OTq1AxkUChooooooooon mate!
January 27, 2013 at 8:05 pm #1262154Fuck yeah man, such a banger, never fails to get me up and moving!
January 27, 2013 at 8:13 pm #1262110@DeezNuts 520486 wrote:
Fuck yeah man, such a banger, never fails to get me up and moving!
Likewise mate, as soon as I hear that little voice go ‘Hello’, the little raver in my head shouts back ‘HELLO, LET’S GET ON IT AND GET FUUUUUUCKED UP’!
January 27, 2013 at 8:41 pm #1262155@MC G-Tek 520488 wrote:
Likewise mate, as soon as I hear that little voice go ‘Hello’, the little raver in my head shouts back ‘HELLO, LET’S GET ON IT AND GET FUUUUUUCKED UP’!
Haha! For me it’s that sample at the start and just the pure bounciness of it. Such a tune.
January 27, 2013 at 9:11 pm #1262111@DeezNuts 520491 wrote:
Haha! For me it’s that sample at the start and just the pure bounciness of it. Such a tune.
Defo mate, gotta love a bit of bouncy techno man.
January 27, 2013 at 9:53 pm #1262156Yeah man, been liking the hardcore recently, last time i listened to that tune I was like 12!
January 29, 2013 at 3:48 pm #1262157https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPQQV-6yJ6g
I think Korno may like this one 😛
February 3, 2013 at 8:24 pm #1262139Jeeeez, not blasted this one out in time! One of the records that teally turned me on to EDM several years back.
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