Nickelson - Yin (Photon Project Remix)

[LTM]

Better then the Solid Globe Mix imo.

[Ian Cashman]

still a bit of a non event of a tune tho.

Edited July 3, 2004 by Ian Cashman

[LTM]

No way it's intense, crazy breakdown, these classical remakes always do well in the clubs.

Edited July 3, 2004 by LTM

[Guest]

classical as in bach? or classical as in old club tunes remixed for quick dosh?

 

[Aaron]

I'm not too keen on it as i must admit, but then i loved the Solid Globe mix, when i first heard it, but am pretty bored of it now.

 

Tunes seem to have a very short shelf life with me these days to how they used to... i hope i'm not getting bored...

Edited July 3, 2004 by Aaron

[LTM]

QUOTE (Aaron @ Jul 3 2004, 23:35)

I'm not too keen on it as i must admit, but then i loved the Solid Globe mix, when i first heard it, but am pretty bored of it now. Tunes seem to have a very short shelf life with me these days to how they used to... i hope i'm not getting bored...

Don't worry you're not the only one. When i first got into Trance tunes had such a lifespan with me I could listen to them over andover again but a few years 6 years later tunes have a shorter lifespan. Cos there are so many Trance producers out there now and so many tunes comingout it's rare to find that something extra special.

[LTM]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 3 2004, 23:11)

classical as in bach? or classical as in old club tunes remixed for quick dosh?

Classical as in Bach, yes.

[Guest]

QUOTE (LTM @ Jul 4 2004, 14:13)

QUOTE (Aaron @ Jul 3 2004, 23:35) I'm not too keen on it as i must admit, but then i loved the Solid Globe mix, when i first heard it, but am pretty bored of it now. Tunes seem to have a very short shelf life with me these days to how they used to... i hope i'm not getting bored... Don't worry you're not the only one. When i first got into Trance tunes had such a lifespan with me I could listen to them over andover again but a few years 6 years later tunes have a shorter lifespan. Cos there are so many Trance producers out there now and so many tunes comingout it's rare to find that something extra special. i think its probably more the case that trance tunes have become more subtile and not about being as 'anthematic' as they used to

[Guest]

QUOTE (LTM @ Jul 4 2004, 14:14)

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 3 2004, 23:11) classical as in bach? or classical as in old club tunes remixed for quick dosh? Classical as in Bach, yes. i would be interested to hear this as im not genreally a fan of classical reworks

[LTM]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 4 2004, 14:48)

QUOTE (LTM @ Jul 4 2004, 14:14) QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 3 2004, 23:11) classical as in bach? or classical as in old club tunes remixed for quick dosh? Classical as in Bach, yes. i would be interested to hear this as im not genreally a fan of classical reworks You can go listen to it on www.only-djs.com   type Yin into the search engine there and listen to the Photon Project Remix.

[LTM]

QUOTE (Mr_Happy @ Jul 4 2004, 14:46)

QUOTE (LTM @ Jul 4 2004, 14:13) QUOTE (Aaron @ Jul 3 2004, 23:35) I'm not too keen on it as i must admit, but then i loved the Solid Globe mix, when i first heard it, but am pretty bored of it now. Tunes seem to have a very short shelf life with me these days to how they used to... i hope i'm not getting bored... Don't worry you're not the only one. When i first got into Trance tunes had such a lifespan with me I could listen to them over andover again but a few years 6 years later tunes have a shorter lifespan. Cos there are so many Trance producers out there now and so many tunes comingout it's rare to find that something extra special. i think its probably more the case that trance tunes have become more subtile and not about being as 'anthematic' as they used to Well nah most of the big name producers from 98/99 these days are definitely doing things more subtile but you can find the big riff hands in the air tunes these days still. Recently Alex Morph and Airbase are the new pioneers of the anthemic sound imo. You are right tho Trance these days tries to be to much of a journey or whatever it would be nice if someone like Armin Van Buuren would go back to making those huge anthems like he did in 99. Communication over burned with desire anyday.

[Ian Cashman]

The reason im more of a Tiesto person is because he doesnt just play anjuna-esque record after record.

 

Ive talked with Aaron on msn about this before.

 

Too many people just playing homogenised trance at the mo.

[Aaron]

We did indeed Ian, and although I do love that anuna type sound, i do loose interest in it quite quickly. It could just be a phase i'm going through, but i do think I need to make a transition into a more tougher edged almost techier trancy sound, to what I normally play. I think Sands of Time, kinda reflects the start of that transition as on the whole its much harder than my previous mixes.

 

I read an interview a while back in mixmag a while back, and i Think it was Tiesto. and he basically said that too many producers are trying to recreate the trancy sound that was around back in 99, which I tend to agree with. Trance seems to be in a kinda stasis at the moment, where the vast majoryty is all kinda fluffy hands in the air stuff... I'd like to see more trance tunes that are tougher, darker, but yet still uplifting.

[LTM]

QUOTE (Ian Cashman @ Jul 4 2004, 15:39)

The reason im more of a Tiesto person is because he doesnt just play anjuna-esque record after record. Ive talked with Aaron on msn about this before. Too many people just playing homogenised trance at the mo.

There is no doubt about it. Tiesto is the fucking man.