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As any of you that have heard this know it is the only remix of clocks to have.
its old as the hills but i have on ever heard it on livesets that ive downloaded.
does anyone know if it will every get a release?
im hoping i can get a white label of it somewhere - but after bout 2 years of trying im thinking its not gonna happen.
Can anyone shed any light on this
i cant even bare to imagine how bad that track is gonna be....
its good ud be surpeised - it has non of the vocals in it and it repeats the famous piano bit through most of the songQuote:
Originally Posted by Frank Dogshit
oh my word, i really dont think anyone could imagine how f.uckin awful that remix would be
if i ever hear that record im givin up techno
to each their own.
which do u not rate then - clocks or picotto.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
definately mate, but really some things should just be left WELL alone
i dont rate either mate, Picotto is just totally whats wrong with techno for me, and Clocks is a terrible song from an otherwise pretty talented band. Ive been a Coldplay fan from when i first saw em playing toilet venues about 4-5 years ago
hahah trueQuote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
i rekon scooter should be booked to play at the next jam.
(im kidding)
oh you win that one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
to be fair i thought the same until i saw him at meganite
megashite u mean haha.... nah i wont get into the old picotto argument again, that one really has been done before, lets just say some can see through his shitness, some cant ;)
i know what you mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
ive been into techno for years now and i saw him along side liebing (spelling) and sims - they were by far better as you would expect but he was good that one time - i have seen him in previous years and people have left the club.
yeah for sure, there is such a huge difference in skill between the likes of Liebing and Picotto compared to Sims..... but hey as u said each to their own, i just like to get my handbag out now and then haha
what and start dancing round it :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
haha yeah, or just fight off all those shit djs playing shite, watered down techno with it haha
Well in the skills stakes it would go:Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
Sims
Liebing
Picotto
Liebing was a much better DJ before he started bringing 100 FX units, 1,000 laptops and 200 decks on stage with him. Any recent sets I've heard by him sound cheap and tacky, it's sometimes hard to distinguish what the tracks are, they're so drowned in FX.
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Originally Posted by eyes without a face
to be fair in every music type/genre your gonna get that.
dont take my liking for that clocks tune to be the way i play techno hehe noooooo way.
i just like the odd bit of somthing different
im all about dirty funky ass shaking techno.
actually anything that makes u wanna move.
of course
we are all guilty of liking shit music haha
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Originally Posted by eyes without a face
well i did used to like happy hardcore when i was bout 15........
those were very dark days
same here mate, soundtrack to my childhood haha
i played along side dj vibes a few years ago - he hadnt changed from when i used to watch him on the old helter skelter tapes.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
was well funny
happy hardcore :lol: i was always a hardcore techno boy :lol:
i'll give picotto some credit, it was him and the BXR label that got me into techno in the 1st place. he produces accessable techno, but then i dont think his stuff was ever really marketed at the purists in the 1st place.
since i've descovered leibling/sims/etc i cant really say i've appretiated picotto, but at least he draw me to these guys because w/o him i'd probably be listening to Blink 182 :lol:
Clocks remix WTF!! :shock:
Leave me out...
if you've discovered Sims, why bother with Liebing? ;)
because at the moment im prefering leiblings tracks to sims
thats furry muff
They're different styles.Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
i know... ones good... ones not
:lol: meaow!Quote:
Originally Posted by eyes without a face
to be fair i've not heard leibling in a club so i only have productions to go on
me too i used to hate that happy sh*t still do but i used to hate the techno djs and techno tapes in the tapepacks aswell :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Esox Lucius
thought they were too slow and"a bit wierd"as my mates would say.
Now there the best ones and im the one whos a bit weird plays"slow"and the youngsters dislike.
As for the Picotto clocks remix
im open minded as are most techno people but i cant see me being into this! it sounds a bit corny but you never know do ya not until youve heard it.My instinct tells me its probably bob tho!
im more in to leiblings tracks too but i think sims is technicaly better on ze decksQuote:
Originally Posted by MangaFish
I got into techno by listening to the purist sets included in the early Technodrome and Deathrow tapepacks...Quote:
Originally Posted by SteMindful
Sims is in a league of his own DJ wise
haha i have loads of old tapepacks here, gave aload away a few years back but still got some, Hardcore Heaven, Helter Skelter the works! haha
:dance: hahaha blow your horns!!
ditto, tapes from the aggressor, dave angel, warlock & rockliffe mainly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Numeric
anyone know what happened to warlock? he used to play some brilliant technosets.
DRT mmmmmmmmm :drool:
deathrow techno was the bomb :clap: anyone remember nosebleed?
Warlock is very much still about, runs the Rag 'N Bone label in London, and can often be found at Ugly Funk.. proper nice geezer as well.
i remember getting nosebleeds listning to loftgroover and hms :bash:Quote:
Originally Posted by Esox Lucius
What kind of tunes does he spin these days?Quote:
Originally Posted by schlongfingers