Reply #30 posted 02/15/11 4:00am
JoeTyler |
TonyVanDam said:
JoeTyler said:
no real instruments anymore??
what an asshole...
Wait a minute, I still love the sound of synths & drum machines. The real problem is too much MIDI programming all the time. Musicians & composers needs to start playing those instruments loose again on pure audio only.
the problem is: enough of this crossover thing electronic production for electronic bands, but no more pop, hip-hop and rock using electronics, please, enough, I mean it, enough of this shit-hop-dance and the cheap electronic pop of people like Bieber or Ke$ha. |
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Reply #31 posted 02/15/11 5:00am
JumpUpOnThe1
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The Peas had so much promise when they debuted, its a real sign of the times for me the way they've diluted and morphed into 'this'. Will & Co still have the ability to continue on a native tongues path, but its getting late. Can't help thinking of Esthero's story about the other two having to get wasted in order to mindlessly say "humps" 55 times a night ********************************************
...Ur standing in the epicenter, Let the shaking begin... |
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Reply #32 posted 02/15/11 7:26am
Graycap23 |
Why does this guy remind me of Birmingham Brown? |
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Reply #34 posted 02/15/11 8:32am
TonyVanDam |
JoeTyler said:
TonyVanDam said:
Wait a minute, I still love the sound of synths & drum machines. The real problem is too much MIDI programming all the time. Musicians & composers needs to start playing those instruments loose again on pure audio only.
the problem is: enough of this crossover thing electronic production for electronic bands, but no more pop, hip-hop and rock using electronics, please, enough, I mean it, enough of this shit-hop-dance and the cheap electronic pop of people like Bieber or Ke$ha.
Remember the genre electro/electro-funk? That was the original hip-hop sound.
I wouldn't mind if people like Afrika Bambaataa, The Egyptian Lover, Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, & Prince were using synths & drum machines because I have faith that they would know what the hell they're doing. But Ke$hit on the other hand has got to get the hell on out of here with making a parody out of the usefullness of synths themselves. |
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Reply #35 posted 02/15/11 8:47am
JoeTyler |
TonyVanDam said:
JoeTyler said:
the problem is: enough of this crossover thing electronic production for electronic bands, but no more pop, hip-hop and rock using electronics, please, enough, I mean it, enough of this shit-hop-dance and the cheap electronic pop of people like Bieber or Ke$ha.
Remember the genre electro/electro-funk? That was the original hip-hop sound.
I wouldn't mind if people like Afrika Bambaataa, The Egyptian Lover, Stevie Wonder, Herbie Hancock, & Prince were using synths & drum machines because I have faith that they would know what the hell they're doing. But Ke$hit on the other hand has got to get the hell on out of here with making a parody out of the usefullness of synths themselves.
couldn't agree more |
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Reply #36 posted 02/15/11 12:26pm
ManlyMoose |
I think the instruments arent the problem. Its the people composing it. |
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Reply #37 posted 02/15/11 12:50pm
Timmy84 |
ManlyMoose said:
I think the instruments arent the problem. Its the people composing it.
And we have a winner. |
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Reply #38 posted 02/15/11 2:13pm
JoeTyler |
Timmy84 said:
ManlyMoose said:
I think the instruments arent the problem. Its the people composing it.
And we have a winner.
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Reply #39 posted 02/15/11 8:34pm
TonyVanDam |
ManlyMoose said:
I think the instruments arent the problem. Its the people composing it.
Agree. |
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