[SUF 92] Chris Liberator & Sterling Moss

[Adey]

if somebody is going to release a 'electro and minimal is shit' track they can expect somebody to point out their formulaic bang-on-the-cash repeat of a idea that's neither fresh nor underground any more.

[DarkYoung]

if somebody is going to release a 'electro and minimal is shit' track they can expect somebody to point out their formulaic bang-on-the-cash repeat of a idea that's neither fresh nor underground any more.

i get the impression that if you are a dj adey, your not a good one.
just because the tracks are formulaic doesnt mean you play them out that way.
there just ideas to use in a set, some work, some don't.

[DannyBlack]

i get the impression that if you are a dj adey, your not a good one.
just because the tracks are formulaic doesnt mean you play them out that way.
there just ideas to use in a set, some work, some don't.

Spot on, it is about finding what works with what aint it.

[Adey]

i get the impression that if you are a dj adey, your not a good one.
just because the tracks are formulaic doesnt mean you play them out that way.
there just ideas to use in a set, some work, some don't.

No I don't play hard house either.

[DarkYoung]

No I don't play hard house either.

oh wot do you play? have you got a link to a mix you've done recently?
i guess you must be very creative and original.

[DannyBlack]

if somebody is going to release a 'electro and minimal is shit' track they can expect somebody to point out their formulaic bang-on-the-cash repeat of a idea that's neither fresh nor underground any more.

Yeah, but to be fair mate they never claimed to be reinventing the wheel. After X amount of years, if I had a label and it didn't start making money I would be extremely pissed off. The SUF gang should be proud. They have a distinct sound that is tried and tested. Sure it doesn't always sound fresh to me, but it might to the next man. And visa versa.

Don't get so caught up in what is clearly a tongue in cheek stab at genre bashing.

[rhythmtech]

if somebody is going to release a 'electro and minimal is shit' track they can expect somebody to point out their formulaic bang-on-the-cash repeat of a idea that's neither fresh nor underground any more.

if you knew anything about how the scene was these days you'd not use the term "bang-on-the-cash" so lightly.

the guys are doing it cause its their love. sometimes it doesnt work but most of the time it does.. just like every other semi-succesful label.