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    Junior Freak
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    And as retro as I might sound, I'm not calling people to just remake classic tracks. I just think there was an energy and attention to detail in those old Acid Techno/Trance tunes that is often missing these days, and people who are never exposed to them cannot draw on them for inspiration.

    There's a reason i can still whack them on 10 to 15 years later and just listen, you know?

    Maybe producers think they will win the battle by putting out more tracks, faster, but it just dilutes everything that makes underground dance music good.

    Sorry for flogging this old horse again...

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    the big pork pie
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    Quote Originally Posted by the_psychologist View Post
    And as retro as I might sound, I'm not calling people to just remake classic tracks. I just think there was an energy and attention to detail in those old Acid Techno/Trance tunes that is often missing these days, and people who are never exposed to them cannot draw on them for inspiration.

    There's a reason i can still whack them on 10 to 15 years later and just listen, you know?

    Maybe producers think they will win the battle by putting out more tracks, faster, but it just dilutes everything that makes underground dance music good.

    Sorry for flogging this old horse again...
    My thoughts exactly.

    Too many "throw away tracks" are being hammered out. Where's the quality control gone?

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    Junior Freak
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    well its up to the punters and djs to stop buying this shite and then perhaps the labels might take notice...just because its stay up forever does not mean its going to be a quality release...
    Dont get me wrong in the "good ol'days" i would have just seen the stay up forever label and bought it just on that alone, you could be sure it would be a barn storming acid monster, but since the "change" the label seems to have started lowering its sights and releasing anything that guy,chris et all can produce...wheres the rip roaring 303 riffs and the trancy/trippy elements???
    if they do indeed want to "stay up forever" they should start broadening the artists they use (like us for instance!! lol) or perhaps they might just become stay at the dole office forever...and we dont want that!!!!
    Do what thou will...if you know what i mean?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Si the Sigh View Post
    Too many "throw away tracks" are being hammered out. Where's the quality control gone?
    Quality control is all down to who's in charge of the Quality Control...

    So... Who is in charge of the Quality Control
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