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hubb wrote:

also some food for thought for yall is that some music is literally made for the purpose of making people on drugs in clubs go "wowwwwwwwwwwwww" and trip balls

That is the equivalent of going on an nfl forum and telling people that what ever the players do with their time, they only do for the fans entertainment. It has never been like that and not once.

Some people get their product sold and reappropriated though and that might look similar to what you are saying, but that doesn't mean the producer wasn't feeling it as much as the next longhaired gentleman with a piano and a metronome.

Nah, psytrance is that music

Johoosh wrote:

mIrReN wrote:

JizzMan wrote:The "hear it out on a system" argument only works for a select few producers imo. Coki and Peverelist are definitely in on that though, its like those two actually produce on a sound system

+ VIVEK, wasn't really too fond of his stuff but then I went to system woi

Innit, i thought Soundman & Out Of Reach sounded fairly average for ages & the mixdowns were dodge, then they made sense first time i heard them at System.

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C'mon now, this argument has been going on since 2006 Some tugstep sounds better on a system, some don't. There! Now we can move on. Anyone who wishes to continue can find an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.

Pedro Sánchez wrote:C'mon now, this argument has been going on since 2006 Some tugstep sounds better on a system, some don't. There! Now we can move on. Anyone who wishes to continue can find an entire section of the forum dedicated to it.

I think I'll have to listen to this message on a system to fully understand it tbh

LOOOOOOOOOOOL

Nah, psytrance is that music

The uncanny (German: Das Unheimliche, "the opposite of what is familiar") is a Freudian concept of an instance where something can be familiar, yet foreign at the same time, resulting in a feeling of it being uncomfortably strange or uncomfortably familiar.[1]
Because the uncanny is familiar, yet strange, it often creates cognitive dissonance within the experiencing subject due to the paradoxical nature of being attracted to, yet repulsed by an object at the same time. This cognitive dissonance often leads to an outright rejection of the object, as one would rather reject than rationalize.

or maybe it just doesn't match the shirt in the club?

hubb wrote:

Nah, psytrance is that music

The uncanny (German: Das Unheimliche, "the opposite of what is familiar") is a Freudian concept of an instance where something can be familiar, yet foreign at the same time, resulting in a feeling of it being uncomfortably strange or uncomfortably familiar.[1]
Because the uncanny is familiar, yet strange, it often creates cognitive dissonance within the experiencing subject due to the paradoxical nature of being attracted to, yet repulsed by an object at the same time. This cognitive dissonance often leads to an outright rejection of the object, as one would rather reject than rationalize.

that was a bit midcoital there pedro you're just too fast

at this point in time, i just find TED talks annoying

kidshuffle wrote:at this point in time, i just find TED talks annoying

yes, especially the TEDx ones which are unofficial and are mostly all crackpots, but people repost them as if they're credible just cause they have TED on them

a friend of mine actually organises the TEDx talks in Auckland and yeah...

The Margeaux part 1/part 2 12" is my favourite release by kahn.

i don't know whether this is unpopular but it's just a hunch, although tbh, even more so they're both my favourite kahn tunes tbh.

Shum wrote:a friend of mine actually organises the TEDx talks in Auckland and yeah...

i watched someone from the most recent tedx.... it was not pleasent.

BlueyTeamTom wrote:The Margeaux part 1/part 2 12" is my favourite release by kahn.

i don't know whether this is unpopular but it's just a hunch, although tbh, even more so they're both my favourite kahn tunes tbh.

Pt 2 is probably my favorite kahn

Phigure wrote:

kidshuffle wrote:at this point in time, i just find TED talks annoying

yes, especially the TEDx ones which are unofficial and are mostly all crackpots, but people repost them as if they're credible just cause they have TED on them

yeah those ones are really the worst

Never listened to a TED talk...any 'essential' ones that are good to start with?

not even joes one?

Nope.

you're not missing out on much wub.

I'm not bothered by Dubkasm - Victory.