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Has anyone heard that garage tune called Warning by Y.O.Click, it goes like this...... Warning warning this ones storming, this ones storming and this is the warning...etc...
Well anyway i was wondering if anyone was up for takin those words from that tune and put a mental beat with it maybe something like Trance generators beat....wat do u think ?
c'mon mate thats absoulute cheese!!! :lol:
i cant belive that idea! :lol:
its pure cheesy commercial crap :evil:
yeah this ones storming, warning, warning ha ha ha :lol: :lol: :lol:
F*ck me!
Don't pull your punches, mate! :evil:
*sigh*
Seems like no-one's in this for having a bit of fun any more. Believe me, the people dancing to this music are way more up for a having a laugh than the people producing it - a fact which it would be wise to remember, lest we all end up making tech house or nu-skool breaks.
T*
It would be well bangin i think!!
yeah if you think commercial shite is fun, then go get off on it, just dont post this shite on an underground forum, i think mixmag have a forum, and i guess they would be more than happy to indulge themselves within this idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by djTequila
its ideas such as this that give hard trance a bad name, its also the reason why hard trance is suffering right now.
when i hear music, i like to hear honesty, and moralistic value within it, if you enjoy dancing round to this ones storming this storming, so here comes the fu*king warning(yawn zzzz zzzz zzz) then get yourself to mixmag, hows that for a fu*king warning :lol:
hard trance especially german is synonomous with cheese
They go hand in hand!!!
Right first off i dont appreciate being talking to like that ok !
I think you've miss understood me, most of us have heard the track, Wilderstyle Generation by Trance Generators, and its a pretty wikkid tune i think! all i was think was using those words from that other tune and making something like that, it doesnt matter that the words are from a commerical tune or not, because you could redo the words yourself (and probably sound better). It was just an idea i thought of, and i thought it would sound pretty good.
I'll have a go at making what im thinking of, and you'll see what i mean then!
Dont diss unless its finished , you never know !
I could make a banging version of postman pat for all you know !
Go for it man , as long as its fresh and stays in boundries , then its all good no matter what the build !
:wink:
haha id love to hear that mate :DQuote:
I could make a banging version of postman pat for all you know !
POSTMAN PAT (synth stab) POST MAN PAT (synth stab) POSTMAN PAT AND HIS BLACK AND WHITE CAT (banging kick comes in) EARLLYY IN THE MORRNINNGGGG...
I simply cannot stand this 'holier than thou' musical attitude. I get it everywhere, and it is often the *cause* of a musical style suffering.Quote:
Originally Posted by COL ECSTATIC
Hard trance is suffering because it is an extreme/narrowly defined style of a form of music, and thus has a shelf life built in. See hard house, uplifting trance, gabber, deep progressive trance, etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
I'm gonna get flamed for this, but wtf. It's what I believe... The whole dance music 'revolution' is faltering now because of the endless division and subdivision it suffered a little while back. It used to be the case that there were hunderds of thousands of people into 'dance' music, so you could take a van full of freshly pressed vinyl and shift the lot at a rave. Now you get little pockets of people into very exactly defined genres, all dissing eachother's chosen forms of music, none of the pockets big enough to support an industry that will keep things progressing & growing.
And as the individual crowds get smaller, more incestuous, and more cliquey, the attitude that I always hated in popular culture, and turned to dance music to get away from, starts to rear its ugly head...
This makes me very sad.
Remember the scene that started it all in this country. Acid house was about taking raw beats, snatches of popular culture, a 303 and a cheeky grin and creating something that made a crowd of people go 'Wooop'. When I see people getting all serious and deep about MUSIC DESIGNED TO MAKE PEOPLE GRIN I don't know wether to laugh or cry. This music was meant to be anti-culture, using the memes of the establishment against them. It got all deep when commercial interests started to take notice, and used larger budgets, expensive producers and better equipment to force the underground scene out of the market.
You can't get very deep on an Amiga 4 track noisetracker.
'Honesty and moralistic value' eh? Can't say I've EVER heard that expressed in music. Certainly not hard trance. Not dance music ever, in fact. The idea of 'morals' was never close to my mind when thrashing about like a loon to pounding beats. And I had all the honesty I needed slowly dissolving through my system and making my brain fizz.
Maybe I'm just jaded from living in London. But I want music to be FUN dammit! Otherwise what's the FU*KING POINT?
T*
djTequila wrote:
'Honesty and moralistic value' eh? Can't say I've EVER heard that expressed in music.
well sorry mate, but i have, its called underground music. music with no restrictions, music that prides itself in innovation, and more importantly music that dosent exist only for financial gain.
i appreciate what your saying, and i like to have fun too, in fact theres nothing better than a good old boogie, but i only enjoy honest music, and it annoys me when people are naive enough to buy this shit, when at the other end of the line is some greedy bastard rubbing his hands together, having a little chuckle to himself.
there is no innovation within this idea, basically it would be a bootleg(not very innovative) but dont get me wrong, this record would sell like a bastard, there would be thousands among thousands of 10-13 year olds flocking to hmv. wouldnt that be fun! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Sigh...
It's not in the music, mate, but in the people making it. As far as I'm concerned, if people are in it for a laugh, and to make people happy, then the 'underground' spirit is maintained.
If they're setting up an evil empire simply to make money from ripping people off, then they're capitalist wan*ers.
The music, as always, does what it's supposed to - make people smile.
Thing is, I've heard some really good, innovative commercial music - that's designed to make money - and some shit, 'underground' stuff. This is why I've never heard 'honesty' expressed in music. It's a human form of communication, and as such, just as prone to personal interpretation, deception, etc. as any other. More so, considering its abstract nature.
Morality, like 'good' and 'evil' and other such terms, is a word that can only be defined in the context of the mind using it. It has no 'intrinsic' meaning, as one man's morals are so different to anothers. Usually, such words are used to justify belief systems, - either to reinforce these beliefs among similarly minded individuals, or to try to convince people to share these beliefs. This creates meme ghettos, and the results are not pretty.
T*
I wish u lot wud stop all this, Bloody Hell!! :roll:
tequila i really do appreciate what you have to say, you've explained yourself in great detail, with great intellect along the way, but whilst i enjoy partying, and i enjoy having a laugh, i also like to be stimulated.Quote:
Originally Posted by djTequila
commercial music provides me with no stimulation, however i do enjoy rolling around in hideous fits off laughter when i do hear commercial shite like the idea previously proposed.
hey, what do you expect when you propose an idea like this?Quote:
Originally Posted by darkstar
I dont expect all this bullshit thats for sure !!! and you wont be laughing when u hear it !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by COL ECSTATIC
look mate, if i hear this ones storming, so hear comes the warning, its a certainty that ill be rolling around the floor, it dosent matter whats playing underneath it, if i hear that cheesy vocal i'll piss myself, its ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkstar
when i first heard the original track that you are talking about, i laughed hard 'n' loud, belive me, its awful. the vocal sounds like its been conjured up by irritating pop teenyboppers & wannabe gangsters blazin squad.
LOL i know what u mean but i was going to get someone to redo the words, it wouldnt sound like that, it would be alot darker and harder sounding
instead of taking those lyrics, why not conjure up some of your own?
that way its innovative, although dont go down the cheesy pop trance route please.(alice deejay, ian van dahl, dj sammy, etc)
ive got to hand it you mate, you've taken my harsh comments with great patience. i apoligise for been harsh, and i know its not the first time that we have had a little run in. i just think its vital to come up with new ideas, i think thats why trance/hard trance is stuck at the moment, there seems to be a serious lack of imagination within the music. try think of something diffrent, and go with it, borrowing ideas from other tracks, and more notably commercial vocals is not the way forward.
peace :wink:
Well u gotta take things with a pinch of salt on here really.
The only reason i thought of that was because, i imagined it would sound quite bangin if u re-did the vocals, nevermind. :?
Ive always liked the older hard trance, like Mass in Orbit - Cosmic orgasam, and stuff like that! u cant beat it! and no one seems to me making tunes like that anymore :(
yeah i like the older stuff too, with 98 definatley been best era for trance/hardtrance, for me anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkstar
and your right, they dont make hard trance like it anymore.