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| ultim8DTM5 |
i like 643 because it pounds, and punk (the version in pvd@rosenmontagsrave) for the same reason...
personally its the same, when a song gets put onto a wild cd, its dead....gone to the dark side |
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| InSoMnIa^ |
| Most points I was going to say, have already been said. So just to add to what has already been said, alot of things which i would classify as commercial and cheezy is most of what is played on Nova during the day, and tracks which are easily listened to by the commercial community. |
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| djkeenetik |
| quote: | Originally posted by ultim8DTM5
i like 643 because it pounds, and punk (the version in pvd@rosenmontagsrave) for the same reason...
personally its the same, when a song gets put onto a wild cd, its dead....gone to the dark side |
hahaha so true about the wild CDs...I cant believe i bought the first couple of Wild CDs but.....
Wild 10 had
PVD-another way
Delerium ft Matt Darey-Heaven's Earth
Armin-Communication
The Thrillseekers-Synaethesia
Agnelli and Nelson-Everyday, Everytime
And they are all classic and rockin Trance Tracks go figure :conf: |
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| mr_stamper |
| quote: | Originally posted by escee
as i said, cheese can be likable. I didnt mind 643 either, but you have got to admit, it is pretty cheesy. |
Whaaaaat?! Flight 643 cheesy?!
Cheese is something that is almost always commercially appealing or made for the commercial market. There is absolutley no way you could classify 643 as cheese! Sorry, my opinion. You may find the synths annoying or ty, but thats doesnt make a song cheese. |
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| Hyperdimension |
| quote: | Originally posted by djkeenetik
Wild 10 had
PVD-another way
Delerium ft Matt Darey-Heaven's Earth
Armin-Communication
The Thrillseekers-Synaethesia
Agnelli and Nelson-Everyday, Everytime
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But are they all radio edit versions? :)
Wild seemed to be trying hard to put quality tracks in their later releases but never succeded overall. I once saw BT - Mercury and Solace on one of the Wild compilations, but the other tracks were totally commercial hi-nrg crap.
I think we've talked about the definition of "cheese" before.
I think often vocal melodic tracks are often regarded as cheesy, especially happy hardcore with it's cute vocals and catchy childish melodies, and some vocal trance tracks e.g. tracks by Lost Witness, especially "7 colours". I'd say Ian Van Dahl - Castles in the sky is a cheesy vocal trance track too.
Just because something sounds cheesy, it doesn't mean it's not good.
There are different kinds of cheesiness, some kinds you may like, others you may not. Happy hardcore is intentionally made to be cheesy and cute, and I really like the happy hardcore style of sweet cheesiness... it makes me feel playful like a child. With many happy hardcore tracks I can sense that a lot of passion and love has gone into making the track.
A lot of love songs can also be cheesy because of the lyrics and vocals, and some people, especially girls, like that kind of cheesiness. An example of a cheesy trance love song would be:
Marc et claude - Loving you
I've seen the video clip too and it's very cheesy... something about a mannequin coming alive... but I still like it, it's cute, and I bought the single for under $5. Many happy hardcore tracks are love songs too.
I think there'd also be the commercial pop style of cheese... maybe S Club, N*Sync, Britney Spears, Vengaboys etc... they mostly make me cringe, unless they are remixed into great tracks as in the case of some Vengaboys tracks... then such remixes may not be called cheese anymore. |
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