pauly p said:Never rated Italo anyway. Its CHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE!
Hmmm, thanks pauly p not heard that one before
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Hmmm, thanks pauly p not heard that one before
pauly p said:I`m only kidding u know
I would tread cafefully coz us Zone boys are on the defensive!!
I heard some of Britalians stuff before I think, a good few months ago. I remember them being way over my league, very pro n that. Quite depressed me actually, lol.
Whats going on lately anyway? I thought this was just an old skool board - not a my oldskool is better than your old skool, yours is cheesy, NO yours is cheesy sh!t thats reminiscent of a primary school argument?
Good to have a bit of banter like, but it can go too far sometimes.
See ya
Sirius.
Whats going on lately anyway? I thought this was just an old skool board - not a my oldskool is better than your old skool, yours is cheesy, NO yours is cheesy sh!t thats reminiscent of a primary school argument?
Good to have a bit of banter like, but it can go too far sometimes.
See ya
Sirius.
I reckon Hi piano (e.g. djamin - give you / emf - its you (orbital mix)) is better than lo piano (e.g. M&M - Don`t stand in my way).
Cheers for the comments Pianoman, well if i do make it big i know who will have the royalties on all me tunes
Seriously though, i am a very big lover of Italian/british piano tunes, but, my main aim has always been to make it in the industry, there is deffo know money in doing all the old style tunes coz they just wont sell as pianoman has already said.
Things like Divine Inspiration, Flip n fill etc are the new way forward:$ its true!
Put it this way, i have 2 choices,
1. Work for the next 35 or so years stuck behind a desk
2. Start banging out tunes, doing something i enjoy
Its not exactly a hard choice now is it:|
Cheers
Gaz
Seriously though, i am a very big lover of Italian/british piano tunes, but, my main aim has always been to make it in the industry, there is deffo know money in doing all the old style tunes coz they just wont sell as pianoman has already said.
Things like Divine Inspiration, Flip n fill etc are the new way forward:$ its true!
Put it this way, i have 2 choices,
1. Work for the next 35 or so years stuck behind a desk
2. Start banging out tunes, doing something i enjoy
Its not exactly a hard choice now is it:|
Cheers
Gaz
Is Italian shit??!!!!
Oldskooldazed has it about right....it's all down to the ages of the people listening to the tunes and the punters dancing to them.
My clubbing days started in '91 and I started DJ'ing in '93, so I've seen musical fads/trends/genres (whatever you want to call 'em) come and go.
My personal tastes went from Italian piano like Pierre Feroldi, Last Rhythm, XL Rhythm, etc, etc through JK, TFO, Hysteria, JT Company, etc, etc and then moved on to "Sasha" & Digweed style stuff like Blue Amazon, Yum Yum, Tenth Chapter (sorry...two on the same label there!!)
I had a brief flirt with loads of stuff on TYT, Code, and loads of trance labels, but then moved on to what we now hear as "commercial" dance music.
In '94 to '95 when I played at the Venue in Spennymoor, what we played was called (by outsiders) "That fookin bangin' rave shite", but it wasn't actually as hard as many of the tunes that we now see in the charts.
I remember playing Scooter in '95 and thinking "F#*K ME!!! That's mental"......now look at us....Scooter are an every day Top Of The Pops band!!!!!!!!
Anyway....I'm rambling.....off the subject a bit I know, but my general message is: Music HAS to change to fit in with current tastes and trends. If it doesn't, the industry dies!!!
We all love certain tunes, as they remind us of days past and bring back emotions which we enjoy.
I'll never forget the first time I heard many, many of my tunes and whenever I hear them, I get the same feeling....I'm just a bit older!!!!!
Music..........dontcha just LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!
Oldskooldazed has it about right....it's all down to the ages of the people listening to the tunes and the punters dancing to them.
My clubbing days started in '91 and I started DJ'ing in '93, so I've seen musical fads/trends/genres (whatever you want to call 'em) come and go.
My personal tastes went from Italian piano like Pierre Feroldi, Last Rhythm, XL Rhythm, etc, etc through JK, TFO, Hysteria, JT Company, etc, etc and then moved on to "Sasha" & Digweed style stuff like Blue Amazon, Yum Yum, Tenth Chapter (sorry...two on the same label there!!)
I had a brief flirt with loads of stuff on TYT, Code, and loads of trance labels, but then moved on to what we now hear as "commercial" dance music.
In '94 to '95 when I played at the Venue in Spennymoor, what we played was called (by outsiders) "That fookin bangin' rave shite", but it wasn't actually as hard as many of the tunes that we now see in the charts.
I remember playing Scooter in '95 and thinking "F#*K ME!!! That's mental"......now look at us....Scooter are an every day Top Of The Pops band!!!!!!!!
Anyway....I'm rambling.....off the subject a bit I know, but my general message is: Music HAS to change to fit in with current tastes and trends. If it doesn't, the industry dies!!!
We all love certain tunes, as they remind us of days past and bring back emotions which we enjoy.
I'll never forget the first time I heard many, many of my tunes and whenever I hear them, I get the same feeling....I'm just a bit older!!!!!
Music..........dontcha just LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!
