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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Arite SC, mi chair wa callin :¬)
Is somebody going to sedate these two, or do I have to do it? :P
Come on Drag, time for a nap.
Come on Drag, time for a nap.
TezChi wrote:
Charlie Williams, me awd flower?
How do mi ol flower....I were never a fancy player .....but I could stop them b*ggers that were :¬)
Charlie Williams, me awd flower?
How do mi ol flower....I were never a fancy player .....but I could stop them b*ggers that were :¬)
Dragonlance wrote:
...now si thee ;¬)
Charlie Williams, me awd flower?
Anyway, I used to hate any "duff duff" (club) music myself until I started hearing it a lot in certain casinos and places like that I have been to (I hate actual nightclubs, ugh). Some of it has definately grown on me, but other songs are still nearly unlistenable I feel. I like the ones with melody and words over the ones with JUST a drum and electric loop.
...now si thee ;¬)
Charlie Williams, me awd flower?
Anyway, I used to hate any "duff duff" (club) music myself until I started hearing it a lot in certain casinos and places like that I have been to (I hate actual nightclubs, ugh). Some of it has definately grown on me, but other songs are still nearly unlistenable I feel. I like the ones with melody and words over the ones with JUST a drum and electric loop.
Morning.
I was actually thinking that looking at the reviews on iTunes for the Tron Legacy remixed Soundtrack it's interesting how much of a divide there is between those who loved the oriignal and those who prefer the new dancy version.
Me, I prefer the relaxed electronica of Daft Punk's original.
I was actually thinking that looking at the reviews on iTunes for the Tron Legacy remixed Soundtrack it's interesting how much of a divide there is between those who loved the oriignal and those who prefer the new dancy version.
Me, I prefer the relaxed electronica of Daft Punk's original.
Nin wrote:
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]I never used to see the reason for club music, that is until I went to my first 'real' party around 15 years old. You couldn't possibly have any other music playing when everybody is hyped up and off their faces. It makes the night.
The problem is that music doesn't stay in the clubs, it travels, badly, into the rest of the world where it's exposed for the crap it is.
Yeah I don't like clubs[/i]
I agree Nin. It mostly has the image of chavs blasting it out of their cars.
Nevertheless, when you go to clubs/parties, you hear this music and whenever you hear the song again afterwards, it reminds you of the good times, as it does for everyone else who was at that club/party. It's a sake of being part of it. Of course, if you haven't listened to a particular song in the right atmosphere, it will be nothing but noise to your ears.
Sonic Chris wrote:
[i]I never used to see the reason for club music, that is until I went to my first 'real' party around 15 years old. You couldn't possibly have any other music playing when everybody is hyped up and off their faces. It makes the night.
The problem is that music doesn't stay in the clubs, it travels, badly, into the rest of the world where it's exposed for the crap it is.
Yeah I don't like clubs[/i]
I agree Nin. It mostly has the image of chavs blasting it out of their cars.
Nevertheless, when you go to clubs/parties, you hear this music and whenever you hear the song again afterwards, it reminds you of the good times, as it does for everyone else who was at that club/party. It's a sake of being part of it. Of course, if you haven't listened to a particular song in the right atmosphere, it will be nothing but noise to your ears.
Sonic Chris wrote:
I never used to see the reason for club music, that is until I went to my first 'real' party around 15 years old. You couldn't possibly have any other music playing when everybody is hyped up and off their faces. It makes the night.
The problem is that music doesn't stay in the clubs, it travels, badly, into the rest of the world where it's exposed for the crap it is.
Yeah I don't like clubs
I never used to see the reason for club music, that is until I went to my first 'real' party around 15 years old. You couldn't possibly have any other music playing when everybody is hyped up and off their faces. It makes the night.
The problem is that music doesn't stay in the clubs, it travels, badly, into the rest of the world where it's exposed for the crap it is.
Yeah I don't like clubs
By my mother's plantain...oh yes
Dragonlance wrote:
There's nowt wrong wi music made wi comb and tisue paper, now si thee ;¬)
I did not know you were Jamaican
There's nowt wrong wi music made wi comb and tisue paper, now si thee ;¬)
I did not know you were Jamaican
Finally got to see X Men : First Class this evening.Thought it was great fun,miles better than I was honestly expecting.Apparently it was made by the bloke who directed Kick Ass.
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