Commercial CRAP!

Power Records what a load of crap it is! It specializes in Vocal Trance and Boucy House Anthems, you know all that commercial cheese with a Female Vocal in, all the 'Drain-Pipe' Basslines, and all the Cheesy Hard House!!
I never go in because it has no Hard Trance in.
Anyway my point is - Everybody in Wigan is into 'ScouseHouse' and all the Commercial Lasgo stuff. The People who own Power Records also have residencies @ a club called Wigan Pier hence all the shite out of the Record Store is spun here. As you can imagine it is full of pill-popping scallies who buzz off Lasgo and Milk Inc etc etc.
So the owners of Power Records and DJ'S of the club Wigan Pier, are also into all the commercial bouncy shite. Lately a guy i know, has been going into the record shop. And under the little trance section they have, they have been getting some Uberdruck stuff in. This surprised me because they only get commercial shite in, plus Uberdruck won't sell in Wigan, and all the scallies won't like it cos its too hard and they have no taste in music!
He also told me, that they stuck Uberdruck on the Decks (The new Fat as F''k 1) and where all buzzing off it.
Heres the main thing - The DJ's in Power Records release in their shop a CD'Wigan Pier Vol....' every couple of months with all the Latest shite on.
All the scallies buy it, and stick it on in their car, then they pass it on, then they copy it etc etc What i'm trying to say is that it gets around Wigan fast cos everyone's into it.
Anyway, apparantley they are going to stick Uberdruck's - Far as F''k on their latest Cd!!!!
I'm sorry but i think it's an absolute joke. The strictly underground Uberdruck name is going to be featured on a cd with the like of 'Lasgo, Milk Inc ' and all the rest of it!!!! Its a complete insult. And its really annoying. I can see all the scallies loving it not because of the quality and production what we all appreciate, but because its simpley different to what there use to and SADLY cos it says "Fat as F''k" Thats how sad it is.
A couple of months ago, as their last track they put on DJ Shredda "Chainsaw"
Simpley because of how mad the track is and cos of the obvious Chainsaw sample. All the muppets loved it cos of the Chainsaw and this is what they will do with Uberdruck.

Again, its the point of Underground Music being Played out in a commercial enviroment.

What else pisses me off is that they are shite DJ's who get away with apalling mixes on their CDs (the scallies haven't got an ear for mixing) And they also haven't got a clue about Hard Trance or the Undergroung Scene. Yet they are sticking Uberdruck on a CD with Lasgo, the Cd will be all over WIgan and all the muppets will think Uberdruck are quality cos it has a dark vocal in it called 'Fat as F''k'
I hope everyone understands my views.
I'm thinking of doing a CD with my finest Mixing (Every Mix Spot On) Full with Banging Hard Trance to see what they think. Basically to show them up on their shite mixing, and to show them that no every one in Wigan is into all their Wigan Pier shite. As they think.

I look forward to hearing everone's views

Thanx for reading,

Sorry Craig, I changed the heading of your topic cause I think this is a very important topic and I wanted to get ppl to read it....


Mate, this is unfortunately the S**t that anyone interested in underground music is having to deal with at the minute. the way that information is, it's very easy to find out about any style/type of music out there. Uberdruck is the best artist out there in underground trance and unfortuntely, it's not hard for commercial people to find out about it. so all we can hope is that uberdruck realises this and keeps producing music that is way ahead of the masses and keeps staying true to forward thinking 'underground' music. I know in my heart (through knowing him) he will. Unfortuntely Scot Project didn't (in my opinion) that's why that sound is commercial. he played it via of commercial promoters in the UK, but he forgot about the UK underground. That's what matters. The future of music - the underground.

I think it's OK taking your sound to the commerical environment (to show them the underground exists) - christ, it's unavoidable these days if you're popular - but your heart has to be in the underground. Play your sound to the numpty's, show them there's something else out there and then stick with those who know.

Many of you may differ.. I welcome your views... So does Craig...

I know exactly where your coming from, because my cousin owns a local pub and i regually play there. And about 2 weeks ago some bloke came up to me and said have you got N-Trance - Set me Free? And i said na sorry mate.
Anyway my misses came down that night while i was playing and said she her some dickhead say "What a shit DJ, he hasnt even got N-Trance".
All twats that think like this dont understand music, but i suppose i was in a pub where people are used to the cheesy commercial tunes.
I dont usally play much hard underground stuff but when i do they still seem to love it. I think that people do like the underground tunes that are out there but just dont know about them. But i think its better that way because look at how fast tunes get boring and annoying when everyone knows them and has heard them a thousand times.

I think there should be a clear line between commercial and underground!

I agree what your all saying here is an example I new it was going too happen when neo got front page article in mixmag much respect too the neo crew but it in my opinoin bad move, basically the article was based on ex sunddisential ravers who no nothing on the scene,

They basically pigeon holed hardstyle/hardtrance/acid/techno into "Hardcore" they no nothin about the underground scence but think they do.
Anyways I got to neo friday night and behold I meet up with old friends from the last time I saw them big time cyber/sunddi boys laughable realy,
They read up on the night in mixmag I get talkin and 1 of my old friends mate is the resident dj at goodgriefs after party who plays leehaslam style trance maybe at the hardest drops guyver/style as his floor fillers,

Anyways as the night goes on I notice the resident dj from goodgriefs has a nice tidy collection of blagged vinyls off dj's who played that night
tunes like "uberdruck" "atlantic wave"

I was like what the fcuk then I hear of one of my old friends say that he is gonna go play them at goodgrief the following night and that he was gonna start dropin more hardtrance/hardstyle into his sets at goodgrief and hopefully it will get him playing in the main club not just the after party.

You have got tossers like this who no **** all about the scene jump on the bandwagon and play our sound with commercial bollox,Again, its the point of Underground Music being Played out in a commercial enviroment

and I agree on sarge there should be a clear line between commercial and underground!

it has been a bit of a rabble but this shit is happenin and threatin our scene

someone mentioned scot project - now there's a man for whom i've completely lost all my respect (and i had sh*tloads, believe)... he found that suddenly his new (although its pretty similar to "modem") bassline sold facking loads so he's decided to make about fifteen tunes with it and, for me, its totally lost all its impact. i thought that for the new one he might have had the balls to try something even slightly different but NOOOOO.... rinse out mother fudger.
teachers comments:
Frank (scot) is a very bright lad, but he is content with just doing the bare minimum. MUST TRY HARDER.

hey hey hey EASY!!....Scot Project is a ****ing legend...full stop...people change....and he has done that...just because he has run out of ideas/gone commercial or watever you wanna call it...before you start slating him...think of all those **** damn amazing tunes hes left us with..club bizzare, future is now, somebody, scream, hands up, overdrive, paranoid, ding a ling, listen to me mama and the best.... modem.

Even if he did go commercial, i would lose no respect for the man...he has been a vital role in the hard trance scene worldwide (alongside mr EG himself);)....but he has done soooo much amazing work its hard for me to slate him....think people...

Rant over...have a good weekend!!

I've just found out they have released their new CD this week. My mate is going to have a look @ the Tracklisting for me.
Hopefully they won't have stuck Uberdruck on it!!!! If they have theres going to be trouble!!!


I'll keep you all posted!!!!

A controversial opinion this might be, but I think Uberdruck are quite commercial orientated.

I could never understand why on earth they decided to put Fat As **** out on a UK label - it's not the actions of someone who wishes to remain underground, and what you mention doesn't surpise me at all . Releasing it on Bulletproof ensured that it appeared in HMVs and the like nationwide, for every 'Tidy' fan to buy. Their latest releases are much lighter than the old stuff too, which further ensures a bigger audience. Whether or not the guys are aware of this, I don't know - but it's hard for me to put it out of my mind that these guys are also behind the pop-trance of Lazard.

Uberdruck is by no means an undeground name anymore either - Dave Pearce was even playing their mix of Chainsaw not too long ago. I'm sure there'll be a lot of argument against my view...

Agreed on scot project, he has chosen the wrong route for now, but even still, hes been in this game for a long time now and hopefully djs who know him give proper feedback on the tune (its commercial). I was also thinking it might be something to do with overdose, other than all to do with the man himself. As scot projects set at godskitchen was top other than S, R and hands up. He played very hard. I think maybe he will use a different alias for the more bangin releases, as Arome and Scot project are too similer in style.

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Dave Pearce was even playing their mix of Chainsaw not too long ago. I'm sure there'll be a lot of argument against my view...

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lets be honest, "chainsaw" is hardly what you would normally call a commercial tune... the fact that people like gap toothed gypsy "dangerous" dave pearce picked up on it is hardly dirk and davids fault is it.

however i can see your point of view, but i dont think choosing to sign to bulletproof was a conscious choice to "go overground" or anything like it... to them bulletproof is just a uk hard dance label like sectioned or any other... and waht are you saying about lazard??? best hard dance act in the world today!!!! heh he heh.... but seriously, a lot of artists do some commercial stuff... its that stuff which earns you the money and power to do what the fcuk you want when you write the music you love...

If there's something I hate more than Ministry and the boyz its gotta be Scousehouse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!
I try to avoid any musical subject with anyone I speak to in Liverpool (where I live) because it always & I MEAN ALWAYS ends up with me sitting there steaming over the utter balls & small mindedness that my city has with regards to youth culture & especially dance music.

Whenever the subject of me djing comes up I always come up with the same choice of either saying I play hardcore or hardtrance. Either choice creates a response which makes me wonna smash the nearest hard object over the person i'm speaking to -

Say Hardcore - "Mate i used to be into that when I was about 12 / hardcore you know the score / how are you supposed to dance to that" GRRRRRRR!!!!!

Say Hardtrance - "They play that at so & so's / ave you heard blah blah (some poor scouse attempt at trance with sum slut screeching over it) thats bangin hardtrance that, what d'you mean you havent got it?" GRRRRRRR!!!

The whole dance scene in liverpool is ran by about 3 DJs & what they say goes!!!!! if you dont like it then there must be something wrong with ye, thats the mentality of the city & I hate it with a passion.
Every single bar & club in town plays the same tunes over & over, since I started going out about 5 years ago I have heard the same tunes week in week out.

If the music was actually about the MUSIC & not the singing then maybe I could put up with it. its got to the point we're I cannot go anywhere in liverpool & enjoy myself because that same awful crap will always be there blasting down my ears & I'm to serious about my music to be infected by it any longer.

HOW THE HELL DOES SOMEONE SCREAMING THEIR HEADS OFF ABOUT TOTAL NONSENSE MAKE ANYONE DANCE?????????

moral of the story: stay the fudge out of liverpool.

F*CK ALL COMMERCIAL SHIT

All those assholes who are into commercial music dont know what the hell there talking about, ive been there and heard that bullshit many times, mindless fools who know nothing, but like to think they do !!!!!!!!!!!!! and it winds me up !!!!!!!! oh and this happens with all types of music not just electronic etc.

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well said

Cheers,

also theres a big difference between making music because you LOVE IT and making music because you love money. :)

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If there's something I hate more than Ministry and the boyz its gotta be Scousehouse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!
I try to avoid any musical subject with anyone I speak to in Liverpool (where I live) because it always & I MEAN ALWAYS ends up with me sitting there steaming over the utter balls & small mindedness that my city has with regards to youth culture & especially dance music.

Whenever the subject of me djing comes up I always come up with the same choice of either saying I play hardcore or hardtrance. Either choice creates a response which makes me wonna smash the nearest hard object over the person i'm speaking to -

Say Hardcore - "Mate i used to be into that when I was about 12 / hardcore you know the score / how are you supposed to dance to that" GRRRRRRR!!!!!

Say Hardtrance - "They play that at so & so's / ave you heard blah blah (some poor scouse attempt at trance with sum slut screeching over it) thats bangin hardtrance that, what d'you mean you havent got it?" GRRRRRRR!!!

The whole dance scene in liverpool is ran by about 3 DJs & what they say goes!!!!! if you dont like it then there must be something wrong with ye, thats the mentality of the city & I hate it with a passion.
Every single bar & club in town plays the same tunes over & over, since I started going out about 5 years ago I have heard the same tunes week in week out.

If the music was actually about the MUSIC & not the singing then maybe I could put up with it. its got to the point we're I cannot go anywhere in liverpool & enjoy myself because that same awful crap will always be there blasting down my ears & I'm to serious about my music to be infected by it any longer.

HOW THE HELL DOES SOMEONE SCREAMING THEIR HEADS OFF ABOUT TOTAL NONSENSE MAKE ANYONE DANCE?????????

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Mate, i'm just round the corner from you (Wigan) so i have the same problem!!! Scousehouse has flooded from Liverpool into Skem and then into Wigan. Like yourself im just totally sick of it.
Every guy i know from Skem bums Lee Butler. Thats all you hear. And the shitty club near you the '051' What the hell is going on??

Speaking of which, is there any decent Undergroung Hard Trance clubs in Liverpool???
If there is mate, tell us the directions and up-coming nights what are on.

Nice one mate,

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lets be honest, "chainsaw" is hardly what you would normally call a commercial tune... the fact that people like gap toothed gypsy "dangerous" dave pearce picked up on it is hardly dirk and davids fault is it.

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Yeah, I wasn't saying that Chainsaw was ever made to go commercial, just pointing out that even Fat Boy Dave himself has heard the name Uberdruck (or The Crow).

I think if anything, they are commercially orientated only through naiviety, they probably don't understand that uk labels are generally going to throw them in that direction.

well yeah, if you play shitloads for an original track from a fairly big artist your gonna need to shift some units otherwise there's no point in it... its all very well saying your in it for the love of the music, but at the end of the day everyones got to pay the bills!!!

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Mate, i'm just round the corner from you (Wigan) so i have the same problem!!! Scousehouse has flooded from Liverpool into Skem and then into Wigan. Like yourself im just totally sick of it.
Every guy i know from Skem bums Lee Butler. Thats all you hear. And the shitty club near you the '051' What the hell is going on??

Speaking of which, is there any decent Undergroung Hard Trance clubs in Liverpool???
If there is mate, tell us the directions and up-coming nights what are on.

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As far I know i'm the only person in liverpool who promotes any hardtrance/teckno events. I've been tryin to get a venue for bloody months since the last one, its like telling venue managers that i'd be bringing the devil himself to the club if I mention the word hardcore! an the venue we used last time had a dress code which people moaned about.

I'll keep you posted if I hear anything or keep an eye on our events site incase we sort a venue - www.futureshock-online.co.uk

there is 3 promotors that i know of in liverpool that cater for hard trance.
Horizon, (hardcore techno & hard trance)
Future Shock, (hardcore, hard trance)
Movement, (hard trance, uplifting, hard house)

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Mate, i'm just round the corner from you (Wigan) so i have the same problem!!! Scousehouse has flooded from Liverpool into Skem and then into Wigan. Like yourself im just totally sick of it.
Every guy i know from Skem bums Lee Butler. Thats all you hear. And the shitty club near you the '051' What the hell is going on??

Speaking of which, is there any decent Undergroung Hard Trance clubs in Liverpool???
If there is mate, tell us the directions and up-coming nights what are on.

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As far I know i'm the only person in liverpool who promotes any hardtrance/teckno events. I've been tryin to get a venue for bloody months since the last one, its like telling venue managers that i'd be bringing the devil himself to the club if I mention the word hardcore! an the venue we used last time had a dress code which people moaned about.

I'll keep you posted if I hear anything or keep an eye on our events site incase we sort a venue - www.futureshock-online.co.uk

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Nice one mate, like i say hopefully something will come up and SOON!!!!!!!

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I think maybe he will use a different alias for the more bangin releases, as Arome and Scot project are too similer in style.

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Very good point, he certainly could do that!! Surely he must be thinking about it!!
This way he can stick to his somewhat commercial uplifting sound under 'Arome'. But then he could use another alias to bring out his Hard-Bangin' side!!
And let's say when he produces Hard, it's always his best work, without doubt. His sheer class shines out simply because he is creating his TRUE sound, the sound he really likes!!

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there is 3 promotors that i know of in liverpool that cater for hard trance.
Horizon, (hardcore techno & hard trance)
Future Shock, (hardcore, hard trance)
Movement, (hard trance, uplifting, hard house)

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Sorry Karl I didnt realise that Horrizon did hardtrance, havent been to one yet. Is there a website for Movement or anything I've never heard of them before would I know the people who run it?

Nice one Darkstar,its people like us on this site that keeps hard trance what it is-UNDERGROUND..........

John Hyperdirmic. ;)
im sure i was speeking to you at north friday just gone and your mate who lives round the corner from me in Maghull.. fuk knows wot about tho. hahaha

anyway, as far as i know Movement do Hard Trance, uplifting and hard house. never been to one myself but they told tug that they've had about 250 people at the last one.

ive seen posters advertising it outside railway stations and in B-head & liverpool city center mostly.

dunno about a web site.

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I think maybe he will use a different alias for the more bangin releases, as Arome and Scot project are too similer in style.

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Very good point, he certainly could do that!! Surely he must be thinking about it!!
This way he can stick to his somewhat commercial uplifting sound under 'Arome'. But then he could use another alias to bring out his Hard-Bangin' side!!
And let's say when he produces Hard, it's always his best work, without doubt. His sheer class shines out simply because he is creating his TRUE sound, the sound he really likes!!

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I think the name Scot project has been pigeon holed by the uk clubbers and no doubt overdose!!

So i think it will be a differnt guise if he is gonna do it, purely cause scot project shifts healthy units.

I thought that Globel Cee - Burnin - Karen cold, sounded like him???

I dont know but it was similar.

I played out second trip and it reminded me of how good scot project can be.

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I think maybe he will use a different alias for the more bangin releases, as Arome and Scot project are too similer in style.

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Very good point, he certainly could do that!! Surely he must be thinking about it!!
This way he can stick to his somewhat commercial uplifting sound under 'Arome'. But then he could use another alias to bring out his Hard-Bangin' side!!
And let's say when he produces Hard, it's always his best work, without doubt. His sheer class shines out simply because he is creating his TRUE sound, the sound he really likes!!

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I played out second trip and it reminded me of how good scot project can be.

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One of the best remixes of all time!! Nuff said.

By the way everyone, you will be please to know that the answer to this topic is a good one. They have not put Uberdruck on their latest commerical filth of a CD.
Thank god!!!!!
KEEP OFF OUR UNDERGROUND MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes thats right fellow dj's the pier is a load of commercial shite that i will admit in my very very younger days i did delve into. I understand that concepts of these cds very well cause i used to make them my self for this record shop in question. I has have had verbal and physical threats from associated djs around the shop because of the jealousy of my small period of success. This is the degrading way of wigan. The town is corrupt in more ways than one.
The music is being control and dictated by these two record shop owners who i wont mention for safety reasons. They decide what comes into the shop and what goes on the cds. So in effect the music of the north west is controled by these two planks. I have had so many bad expierences with these people that i fear not to mention them. Craig Ryan made it perfectly clear that they did not put the awsome "fat as fcuk" track on there collection of cds so we are all safe in the knowledge that its NOT being ruined by wrong genre association. I dont like record shops, dj's, and genres that cant describe themselves. They shouldnt stock hard trance because the quality of the music is too much for them to handel.

Dont worry about these guys because with my links with these people being so strong i can check what is being sold and what is being recorded to cd. I will do my absolute most to keep your sounds with you and nobody else.
It describes its self:
Hard trance is HARD
Bouncy house wouldnt bounce if it wasnt SOFT

Keep it together
Keep the sound strong.

Team Cascade

AAHHH Karl, I know who you are now :) I was driviling some balls about futureshock or something to you.

You live in Maghull??

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Yes thats right fellow dj's the pier is a load of commercial shite that i will admit in my very very younger days i did delve into. I understand that concepts of these cds very well cause i used to make them my self for this record shop in question. I has have had verbal and physical threats from associated djs around the shop because of the jealousy of my small period of success. This is the degrading way of wigan. The town is corrupt in more ways than one.
The music is being control and dictated by these two record shop owners who i wont mention for safety reasons. They decide what comes into the shop and what goes on the cds. So in effect the music of the north west is controled by these two planks. I have had so many bad expierences with these people that i fear not to mention them. Craig Ryan made it perfectly clear that they did not put the awsome "fat as fcuk" track on there collection of cds so we are all safe in the knowledge that its NOT being ruined by wrong genre association. I dont like record shops, dj's, and genres that cant describe themselves. They shouldnt stock hard trance because the quality of the music is too much for them to handel.

Dont worry about these guys because with my links with these people being so strong i can check what is being sold and what is being recorded to cd. I will do my absolute most to keep your sounds with you and nobody else.
It describes its self:
Hard trance is HARD
Bouncy house wouldnt bounce if it wasnt SOFT

Keep it together
Keep the sound strong.

Team Cascade

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Well put mate. It was ashame your success was ruined because your track-listing and Mixing is far better than the 'jealous' Pier DJ's.
Soon or later we will better them.
Speaking of which, their young apprentice/friend, Mr Lowe has invited me round his house for a party.
Basically, I'm just going to show him up on the Decks!!!!


Speak to you soon mate, keep the quality 'posts' coming!!

I read an article in DJmag recently about scouse house and the 051 club etc. DJ made out they were 'going undercover' to infiltrate this 'underground' scene. Now I don't know much about trance generally, but from your posts here and the article itself, I could tell it was commercial mainstream b0ll0x and that it would even be accessible to my mum if she chose to go. Lee Butler was interviewed. So were some of the scallies that are into it. Anyone else read it ?
So the question is, what do you guys think of them trying to justify what they are doing and trying to gain credibility by trying to connect themselves to the underground ?

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I read an article in DJmag recently about scouse house and the 051 club etc. DJ made out they were 'going undercover' to infiltrate this 'underground' scene. Now I don't know much about trance generally, but from your posts here and the article itself, I could tell it was commercial mainstream b0ll0x and that it would even be accessible to my mum if she chose to go. Lee Butler was interviewed. So were some of the scallies that are into it. Anyone else read it ?
So the question is, what do you guys think of them trying to justify what they are doing and trying to gain credibility by trying to connect themselves to the underground ?

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I read an article in DJmag recently about scouse house and the 051 club etc. DJ made out they were 'going undercover' to infiltrate this 'underground' scene. Now I don't know much about trance generally, but from your posts here and the article itself, I could tell it was commercial mainstream b0ll0x and that it would even be accessible to my mum if she chose to go. Lee Butler was interviewed. So were some of the scallies that are into it. Anyone else read it ?
So the question is, what do you guys think of them trying to justify what they are doing and trying to gain credibility by trying to connect themselves to the underground ?

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Where they talking about the underground scene in liverpool or all the UK.

How the hell can they make a mainstram trance/house track with some slags voice slapped over the top underground?
I bet they are just tryin to label themselves "underground" in order to sound credible, an the mainstream clubbing population are so clueless they'd believe whatever they said anyway.

according to my local nightclub djs . STORM TRANCE produce the hardest music in the history of mankind!!!!
i mean no disrespect to storm records but on the scale of things its not that hard, is it??????
i once went round to one of the local djs gaff ( despite our differing tastes in music- hes a right laugh!) ii took my record bag with me, like you do and proceeded to mix records together on this technics 1210 turntables, with the aid of his pioneer DJM mixer....
.........anyway, i proceeded to play scalldruck "turntable junky" to which his reply was : "wow that tune is as hard as ****! what is it??"
to which my reply was: " oh you can have this one if you like mate, i find the term "turntable junky" a little too ironic for my taste."
:arrow: big mistake!
i not exactly sure how to phrase the moral of this story, but it has something to do with being a wee bit secretive :wink:

wankers....they need to get an education in underground trance if theyre gonna bother saying things like that

.........its not that, its just they are so nieve! they don't look any further than HMV for their records, yet they mysteriously know it all!!!!!!
don't get me wrong please, i'm not trying to imply that i know it all, but i try to :D . .. . they make the minnimum amount of effort possible....... i know a dj who plays out very regularily and during a conversation with me he told me that he hadn't brought any new records for around 6 months...

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Everyone plays the same records by me, I mean whats the point in Djin if your just gonna wait to find out what has been announced "hot" to buy & play it?
Djs do little enough as it is, at the very least they should be searching out new & original tunes.

But the strange thing is, the better a dj is goes on who plays the most "anthems"! :?:

...........and when a dj plays a different remix of an "anthem" he's so underground!!!!!!!!!!












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