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Posted 29 June 2004 - 11:47 PM
Good music, bad music and my-very-own-music-which-is-so-very-great-and-everything-only-no-one-else-might-think-so-but-they-are-so-mean-and-terrible-and-horrible-and-nasty-so-their-opinion-doesn't-really-count.
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Posted 30 June 2004 - 4:51 AM
sneakerbeater Escribi�:
there is only two catogrise you should put music in, good music and bad music
8)
What he said...
be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle
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Posted 30 June 2004 - 7:42 PM
Music at all
I'm open-minded for all styles of music (blues, jazz, rock, electro, metal..) it only needs a vibe or has to move my soul/body or whatsever, it only has to catch me, that's what I think good music should be
Sure, good and bad , it's an individual thing, apart from teletubbies (of course ;-) )!!!
To Big Beat
Well, I thought I was alone with that question. I also love Big Beat because it's so varied and no simple 4bar beat, you know 1boom 2boom 3boom 4boom. And it often sounds real played (cut-off snares and drumkicks, not like synths). One can also call it electronical rock because it rocks.
Chem's music is great big beat or not but the way the break the beats and put it into a great non ordinary melody is just genious and uncommon!
I would be disappointed if their new album was exclusive techno like "It doesn't matter" (I know that everyone want's to beat me now, but so what..) it doesn't matter X-D
I'm open-minded for all styles of music (blues, jazz, rock, electro, metal..) it only needs a vibe or has to move my soul/body or whatsever, it only has to catch me, that's what I think good music should be
Sure, good and bad , it's an individual thing, apart from teletubbies (of course ;-) )!!!
To Big Beat
Well, I thought I was alone with that question. I also love Big Beat because it's so varied and no simple 4bar beat, you know 1boom 2boom 3boom 4boom. And it often sounds real played (cut-off snares and drumkicks, not like synths). One can also call it electronical rock because it rocks.
Chem's music is great big beat or not but the way the break the beats and put it into a great non ordinary melody is just genious and uncommon!
I would be disappointed if their new album was exclusive techno like "It doesn't matter" (I know that everyone want's to beat me now, but so what..) it doesn't matter X-D
E(argasm) = m(usic) x c(hemicals)²
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Posted 30 June 2004 - 7:46 PM
MANSOOR Escribi�:
Where big beat?
CERTAINLY "get you salf hight" and "golden path" it is very good BUT!?
As you think ?
:-?
There's a little bit of Big Beat in "Get Yourself High" starting quiet at the end of the song..
E(argasm) = m(usic) x c(hemicals)²
#16 irishfan
Posted 01 July 2004 - 11:42 AM
I think it is better to have a ecletic mix on the there albums etc, different types of music are better to one single type example if they played just continous big beat, the chemicals are a better act as they don't rely on the same style of music throughout all there career.
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Posted 01 July 2004 - 1:31 PM
You could try dancing to it, but you'd look like a spaz dancing to girl/boy song by Aphex Twin. I think you could get away with dancing to Window Licker though, like Mr.James in the video with the umbrella.
