If you haven't already got them:
1. Like a Bass (Hardstyle-ish Trance).
2. In 2 The future (Hard Trance).
Can be found www.juno.co.uk. (aswell as other sites).
Type Montorsi into the search.
Awesome!
Tim
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If you haven't already got them:
1. Like a Bass (Hardstyle-ish Trance).
2. In 2 The future (Hard Trance).
Can be found www.juno.co.uk. (aswell as other sites).
Type Montorsi into the search.
Awesome!
Tim
just listended to this off recessrecords ..Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Hidgem
:doh:
:?:
:nono:
:dontevengothere:
lame sample! again!
tis a OKish tune other wise.. but sample kills it for me.
Chaz.
neither do anything new in any way, in 2 the future seemd to be the stronger release of the 2 but still nothing that special.
Thanx for the comments we appreciate all of them good or bad.
I'm not sure which mixes you've listen too but its the Montorsi mixes doing the damage. Beppe usually relagates his mixes to the B-Side so something useful to know. ;)
Thanx for the comments all the same. :lol:
sorry i wasnt too positive in my comments lol, the mix i heard of in 2 the future was good, perhaps i am setting my standards too high, i cant expect a ground breaking release every 10 mins really can i. like i said nothing amazingly differnt but it is a good solid track :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim Hidgem
alot of gas killas seem to beon the b-side :eh:
Hehehe no worries I guess we're all guilty of this sometimes. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by emotioncomplex
To be fair I wasn't to keen on any of them when I first heard them a couple of months back but as I've listened and played about with them I honestly feel they are some of the strongest trax i've got in box at the moment.
I find that if I really like a tune after 1 or 2 listens then I get board of it alot quicker and the ones that grow on you are the ones that last the longest. :lol:
The reason is that there are two main men behind the prouction of most of the GAS Records. Part owner and label manager Beppe Barilli and his brain child Andrea Montorsi.Quote:
Originally Posted by wenna
Beppe actually taught Andrea how to produce but IMO as the years have rolled on Andrea's productions are the ones doing the damage.
I'm sure in our eyes it would make sense to release the stronger tune out as the A-Side but alas this is not the case and Andrea often gets side lined onto the B-side.
My advice always read the record labels small print and follow Mr Montorsi. ;)
if anyone has a time machine i will go back to Tue Dec 02, 2003 1:58 pm and slap myself because i have just heard the montorsi mix and i must agree its very good indeed, the mix i heard befoer was the original and although not terrible it was a bit "oh not again" but the montorsi mix is sounding sweet :cool:
;) :clap: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by emotioncomplex