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For real electronic music, I think some of you kids need to listen to stuff from OMD and Depeche Mode. |
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Deadmau5 fuming off about mainstream this and commercial that.... Then he releases his clothing line LOL |
Is it that hard to dance to this? :S |
damn that article called out avicii |
basically telling him to loosen the fuck up and get back to what he was. |
lol deadmau5 article came out surprisingly around the same time paris hilton did her DJ debut although he has a valid argument people are saying hes doing this mainly for a publicity stunt since his rolling stones article/clothing line were just released around the same time check this article out LOOK AT ME! LOOK AT ME! A RANT BY DJ GOODWILL most of the emails start with “What have you done?!!??!!” or “Paris is playing your record! You must be soooooo embarrassed!” I didn’t have an opinion at first. Then I woke up to another 25 emails about it. So I formed one. Here it is in the form of a rant. To be honest it came as no surprise that Paris played my record. Commercial acts like David Guetta and Will I Am play my records all the time. It is great promo. It is part of the reason I get to tour around the world and I thank them specifically for it on a regular basis. Most producers do not admit that. I am not scared to. In fact, I will send Paris some more of my music considering she seems to like the other one so much. Perhaps I can DJ with Paris. I am quite competitive and would enjoy showing her up. You see, I have been around long enough to know that with every new generation of DJs, there is an older one who is offended by their existence. It is the circle of life Simbah. It must have scared people to see Paris gyrating around on stage and being sprayed with smoke and fireworks in her bedazzled head-phones and USB stick. That’s right, she even had her USB bedazzled. I suggest everyone gets used to this scene though. Whether you like it or not dance music is now super duper mainstream. It even has a cute nickname ‘EDM’. Complete with candy ravers, CO2 cannons and weak ecstasy. This is the biggest thing in the US since, er, the Rolling Stones, if Rolling Stone is anything to go by. People are still getting their heads around the meteoric rise of the genre. I worked it out years ago. Mixing Ministry of Sound CDs, doing a show on Nova, appearing in TV Ads. Jeff Mills and I have not had Tea and Scones in quite some time. Will Paris Hilton ever fully understand what it takes to be a great DJ? Probably not. She exists in the world of celebrity and pop music. It is a bizzare and very different world. She was clearly miming and it will be a long time before she is great. Stranger things have happened though. I do not know Paris Hilton very well at all so I have no clear idea about what she wants from her DJ career. It is most likely to be more fame, more money and a vehicle to keep soaking up a luxurious lifestyle. Is she striving for creative satisfaction via music releases and quality gigs? Who will ever really know. Of course I expect the public to have an opinion on Paris Hilton becoming a DJ. She is a product of their fascination. What I find strange is the many public strong negative opinions of my peers. What is clear to me is that my peers are using people like Paris Hilton, David Guetta and the Swedish House Mafia as a vehicle to mouth off and receive PR. Don’t get me wrong. I believe every one has a right to an opinion. Even a very public one. I can just spot media manipulation and jaded critics from a mile off. Am I defending Paris Hilton as a DJ? Not at all. I rarely think about all this. I just have a strong opinion on the haters. The goddam haters. They are always there. Lets take DJ Sneak and Deadmau5 as recent very public examples. I didn’t see anyone pointing out that Sneak’s recent rant about Swedish House Mafia was at the same time as he was releasing his latest mix CD. A coincidence? I think not. His name was splashed across every dance media for weeks. It would be uncool to point it out publicly though. Sneak is an ‘under-ground’ artist, so no one would ever call his bluff apart from the artists he criticises. I am calling his bluff right now. He is as much a part of the hype machine as the Swedish House Mafia is. Sneak needed column inches and the media outlets that reported his rant needed hits. The easiest way to achieve that is to take on the biggest act by calling them fakers. Nice one Sneak. I hope you sold a few CDs at least. Moving right over to Deadmau5. There is no doubt he is talented. But his recent post HERE is typical of his narrow-minded views of DJs. Make no mistakes though. He criticises and rants to achieve hype and PR. He is really clever at it. He is manipulating the spotlight on Paris Hilton to his own advantage. Just as I am by writing this rant. Thanks for reading. See you at the disco Paris |
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calvin harris incident was actually at a las vegas club that usually plays top 40 songs the club shouldof known what style calvin harris played, heard the vip tables were the one who wanted him to play different style nothing to do with EDC except maybe it was during the same time EDC was going on |
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Every song that has been produced has repetitive rhythms or lyrics, that is what makes it catchy. Fuck i bet the songs you listen to has the same shit |
I hate pretentious people who think that music made before the 90s is the only kind of music that is "real".. |
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:facepalm: for kicking out djs who play real house music. INstead they want calvin to play rihanna vocals and neyo. :seriously: |
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:fullofwin: above and beyond played this when they were here few weeks back |
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if you guys would rather listen to some tool spin a turntable then a dude play a guitar with this teeth then i dunno |
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This man speaks truth: |
It seems every 10 years or so, we get a "OMG electronic music is going mainstream! save it!" theme. I remember on this very forum at least 12 years ago someone was making fun of me for liking Daft Punk |
haters gon hate |
Daft Punk's great, they're one of the reasons why I enjoyed the genre back when I was younger |
i have this guy on twitter, he seems to be VERY sensitive.. |
Why is this even news?... I thought it was obvious that the "sets" they play on stage are pre-recorded, how do you think they interact with the crowd? I see Armin jumping up on top of the table all the time and pumping up the fans! People go to the shows to to experience the atmosphere, the vibe, the lights, the music, the people, all in beautiful harmony. Just thinking back about fireworks at EDC gave me goosebumps, it was awesome. - 'nuff said |
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