+1 to 1a, 1b. Seriously though, who are you to judge? I like a wide variety of genres though, including electronic music. But many musicians nowadays use electronic sounds in their songs. So, where do you draw the line?
I'm with 1a here. I may like all music but "cumwads" like you fucking annoy me with one music is better than another. Fuck off with your opinions; it was never asked for. Make an electronic original song and post it here. Since it requires no talent it shouldn't be hard for you 1d
I like electronic music like Bonobo, Jai Paul, Flume, SBTRKT, Ben Khan, Maths Time Joy, Four Tet, Jamie xx, ta-ku. they're not really "Dj's" though, in the same sense as david guetta (like 9 said)
Why does it make you sad? I'm not a dubstep fan but I LOVE people who listen to dubstep. This just means less people listen to the music I like! Means I can see Hollerado and Franz Ferdinand for 30 bucks :)
I hate people like you that have to have a word in whose music is better. Not that I like electronic music but cunts like you like to put down what other people like and it's annoying. Get over yourself and keep your comments to your self you ass clown
Why the heck do you people think electronic music takes no talent to make? It is not a matter of mixing some preexisting tracks in garage band, despite what you think your experience is like from your high school computers class...
Producing electronic music is hard. The real stuff has far many more tracks than the average guitar-bass-drums-vocals rock band. Artists actually spend time with synthesizers trying to produce the exact sounds they need for the piece. Most trance pieces have at least two primary melodies, it's not just a melody-countermelody thing. And there are plenty of tracks that still require recording real instruments...
A lot of the electronic music being produced today is honestly the closest thing we have to maunstream orchestral composition, given the complexity of the tracks many of these artists are pushing out.
I've worked with recording other music (singing, guitar, etc.) The difficulty of playing the instrument has basically no bearing on the quality of music. Some of the greatest instrumentalists in the world have never and could never write a piece of music. These are separate things.
None. DJ's aren't musicians and electronic music != music.
ReplyDeleteListen to something worthwhile
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmqKumQKfcY
You're fucking welcome.
Hey cum wad, fuck off.
Deletestrong elitism
Delete+1 to 1a, 1b.
DeleteSeriously though, who are you to judge? I like a wide variety of genres though, including electronic music. But many musicians nowadays use electronic sounds in their songs. So, where do you draw the line?
Thank you. I am sorry but EDM and dubstep isnt real music. It may be sounds that sound cool but they require NO TALENT
DeleteI'm with 1a here. I may like all music but "cumwads" like you fucking annoy me with one music is better than another. Fuck off with your opinions; it was never asked for. Make an electronic original song and post it here. Since it requires no talent it shouldn't be hard for you 1d
DeleteAs if Florence + the Machine is any better. Your misplaced sense of elitism makes me laugh.
DeleteIt takes talent to be so talentless to make EDM. I can't believe our generation is going to grow up and become old listening to bs like this.
DeleteThe snobby douche is strong with this one...
DeleteTechno: Richie Hawtin, Dubfire, Marco Carola, Adam Beyer, Guy Gerber
ReplyDeleteOmar S, Theo Parrish, Nick Holder, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Jimpster, Moodymann, Larry Heard, Kerri Chandler : Detroit/ Chicago House
ReplyDeleteJulio Bashmore, Tales of Us : Slightly more mainstream house I guess
Kaito aka Hiroshi Watanabe, Overcast Sound, Stimming : Deep House
Seekae, Mount Kimbie: Not really sure what genre, electronic mainly
Floating Points, Four Tet, Burial: Spacey sounding? Also don't know what genre they fit into
Did you go to the Four Tet show last week?
DeleteI knew it was coming up, but forgot and then heard about it...like 2 days after. I wish I went, I saw a stream of him at SXSW from boiler room
DeleteBurial is dub. Like, the original dub. Not this dubstep crap.
DeleteLone, Machinedrum, Aphex Twin, µ-Ziq... all under the large umbrella that is Braindance aka IDM
ReplyDeleteDJ ZBAD
ReplyDeletedavid guetta
ReplyDeleteDiplo, RL Grime, Kaytranada, Tommy Kruise, Mr. Carmack, Ryan Hemsworth, Baauer, Major Lazer, Hudson Mohawke, Lunice, Flume, Disclosure, Keys N Krate, Andy C, Fly Lo, Clams Casino, Suicideyear, Evian Christ, Ta-Ku, Salva, Sango, Idris Elba, Branchez, Rook Milo, 20syl, Woodys Produce, Cuft, Sir Crks, Akouo ...
ReplyDeleteTommy Kruise had a amazing boiler room set
DeleteYeah it was pretty sweet. One of the only sets where the crowd was actually having fun it looked like
DeleteZEDD
ReplyDeleteI am a huge, huge fan of AvB's work. Trance and progressive 5eva
ReplyDeleteAlso, OP, for clarification, you probably should have specified producer and not DJ. The former often implies the latter but the converse isn't true.
Yeah, fair point.
DeletePeople don't like electronic music here huh?
ReplyDeleteMy favourite DJ has to either be Dubstep or Avicii.
ReplyDeleteNice.
DeleteI like electronic music like Bonobo, Jai Paul, Flume, SBTRKT, Ben Khan, Maths Time Joy, Four Tet, Jamie xx, ta-ku. they're not really "Dj's" though, in the same sense as david guetta (like 9 said)
ReplyDeleteI like Jai Paul and Ben Khan but I dunno if they're exactly electronic music. Dig taku as well.
DeleteWhitegold, followed by J. Hillis
ReplyDeleteWhy does a DJ have to make electronic music?
ReplyDeleteSee 9. Majority of EDM producers are also DJs and OP mixed up the two.
DeleteMoney DJing > money producing
DeleteMartin Garrix! Also David Guetta and Avicii
ReplyDeleteReally makes me sad that our generation listens to dubstep and "music" which requires little talent to make :(
ReplyDeleteWhy does it make you sad? I'm not a dubstep fan but I LOVE people who listen to dubstep. This just means less people listen to the music I like! Means I can see Hollerado and Franz Ferdinand for 30 bucks :)
DeleteMake a song then. It doesn't take talent so it should be easy for you
DeleteI hate people like you that have to have a word in whose music is better. Not that I like electronic music but cunts like you like to put down what other people like and it's annoying. Get over yourself and keep your comments to your self you ass clown
DeleteSo much ignorance in this thread
ReplyDeleteWhy the heck do you people think electronic music takes no talent to make? It is not a matter of mixing some preexisting tracks in garage band, despite what you think your experience is like from your high school computers class...
ReplyDeleteProducing electronic music is hard. The real stuff has far many more tracks than the average guitar-bass-drums-vocals rock band. Artists actually spend time with synthesizers trying to produce the exact sounds they need for the piece. Most trance pieces have at least two primary melodies, it's not just a melody-countermelody thing. And there are plenty of tracks that still require recording real instruments...
A lot of the electronic music being produced today is honestly the closest thing we have to maunstream orchestral composition, given the complexity of the tracks many of these artists are pushing out.
I've worked with recording other music (singing, guitar, etc.) The difficulty of playing the instrument has basically no bearing on the quality of music. Some of the greatest instrumentalists in the world have never and could never write a piece of music. These are separate things.
Pleiadians/Etnica, Astral Projection, Filteria, Cosmosis. Actual trance, not that dance shit that gets thrown around as "progressive trance"
ReplyDeletethere are genres of electronic music? :S
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