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teamhobson wrote:

rayman612 wrote:i dont qualify that as selling out

if your dad gave up playing experimental jazz and started playing elevator/weather channel acid jazz to make money thats selling out

How is it any different? still doing it for the bills.

Anyone ever considered the fact that plastician might actually like the music? How can you sell out going from 1 thing you love, to another?

b/c he still likes experimental jazz lol

And plastician doesn't like that of the old skool?

i dont think plasticians a sell out lol

I took back every bad thing Id said about Plastician when he played Request Line VIP out.

Easily forgiven

teamhobson wrote:

rayman612 wrote:i dont qualify that as selling out

if your dad gave up playing experimental jazz and started playing elevator/weather channel acid jazz to make money thats selling out

How is it any different?

Mate, my african dwarf frog could see the difference.

Still going from doing something you love for pennies to something you don't for pounds. Selling out.

how do you know they dont enjoy it though? someone who loves music will always love the fact that they're working with music for a living; even if its not optimal, its still better than any other job.

Johoosh wrote:I took back every bad thing Id said about Plastician when he played Request Line VIP out.

Easily forgiven

I'd forgive hitler if he dropped Request Line VIP at a night I was at

Sonika wrote:

Johoosh wrote:I took back every bad thing Id said about Plastician when he played Request Line VIP out.

Easily forgiven

I'd forgive hitler if he dropped Request Line VIP at a night I was at

racist

listening to that vip now, don't think it's as good as the original

nice bassline tho

kidshuffle wrote:how do you know they dont enjoy it though? someone who loves music will always love the fact that they're working with music for a living; even if its not optimal, its still better than any other job.

how do i know who doesnt enjoy it? What i said above was just an example of selling out, aimed at no one.

My argument was against chinning musicians all the time for 'selling out' just cause they are doing something much different. So yeah, id have to agree, if you love the music business you're gonna have a good time doing what you do. Hence, someone cant sell out if you go from doing something they love to another thing they love.

if plastician really was "selling out" wouldn't he just play Guetta/Deadmau5/Aoki shit?

@hobson: yeah i wasn't necessarily responding to you, we're pretty much in the same boat. you just happened to hit post right before me

cryptical wrote:if plastician really was "selling out" wouldn't he just play Guetta/Deadmau5/Aoki shit?

yes

Hircine wrote:

Sonika wrote:

Johoosh wrote:I took back every bad thing Id said about Plastician when he played Request Line VIP out.

Easily forgiven

I'd forgive hitler if he dropped Request Line VIP at a night I was at

racist

I'm half jewish tho


imo the VIP is streaks ahead of the original

kidshuffle wrote:@hobson: yeah i wasn't necessarily responding to you, we're pretty much in the same boat. you just happened to hit post right before me

Safe, wasnt having a go or anything mate

i thought pinch played request line VIP at subloaded birthday? wasnt that great

People always seem to think if someone becomes more popular they're just "bandwagonning" or "selling out". Sometimes, yeah, I think they may be doing it make more money, although sometimes they might just enjoy it or have got bored with what they were playing/making previously

think i might have worn out my copy of play doe by joker & rustie

sounds all flat and dull now

still no sign of percy.
shoulda known it was too good to be true.