Radio shows / Pro vs. Upcoming Battle

On 22-03-2009 15:49:24, Absynenth wrote:

On 22-03-2009 11:40:10, Hektor wrote:

So those artists are equal to the pride of Poland? Sorry, but I think you guys have to grow a bit.. By the way, they missed the Polish Crypsis, who is worth mentioning AND listening.

but he is not living in PL atm, and also our whole group [pro's and upcoming's] are friends to each other. those "pro's" are usually playing in our local PL clubs and we "upcoming's" don't. we just made that event to compare our skills to theirs. stop bashing us for that. have fun along with us. we din't mean those guys are fkin #1's on the whole world, but when it comes to dj'ing they are pro's for us. that's all, and try to understand that.

Don't get angry. I just mentioned that in our eyes they are not pro yet. And no where was said that it was about the Polish pro's and upcommings.

First of all, if you guys don't know who a professionalist is I can't find words for that...a pro is a person who simply does something as a profession. So in that case they are pro's, because they play at parties for money.

Second. Driver did shit @ inqoming, that's true, but I'm listening to most of his sets, and I can see his huge improvement. If you don't know his actual skillz then don't judge him. He's now as skilled as most of dutch djs.

Hektor, we didn't missed Crypsis, who made a silly mistake - tagged his trance track as hardstyle ;] I don't know how about his mix, but his productions are way way far from good (good for hardstyle...).

In Poland there's not many men that are interested in DJing/producing AND have money for that. Driver worked hard to earn for his first shitty turntables. He sacrificed for what he's doing. In NL or other EU countries it's not that hard, because generally you only need to WANT to do this (the money is not a big problem). I'm not saying it's wrong, but comparing their possibilities they are good. Here, in Poland if someone wants to be a DJ he usually plays @ PC for year, two, three or more before he gets his own gear...

So, just don't be opposite to it. I'm sure most of you will like the sets they will make.

On 22-03-2009 18:18:58, FurY wrote:

First of all, if you guys don't know who a professionalist is I can't find words for that...a pro is a person who simply does something as a profession. So in that case they are pro's, because they play at parties for money.

Second. Driver did shit @ inqoming, that's true, but I'm listening to most of his sets, and I can see his huge improvement. If you don't know his actual skillz then don't judge him. He's now as skilled as most of dutch djs.

Hektor, we didn't missed Crypsis, who made a silly mistake - tagged his trance track as hardstyle ;] I don't know how about his mix, but his productions are way way far from good (good for hardstyle...).

In Poland there's not many men that are interested in DJing/producing AND have money for that. Driver worked hard to earn for his first shitty turntables. He sacrificed for what he's doing. In NL or other EU countries it's not that hard, because generally you only need to WANT to do this (the money is not a big problem). I'm not saying it's wrong, but comparing their possibilities they are good. Here, in Poland if someone wants to be a DJ he usually plays @ PC for year, two, three or more before he gets his own gear...

So, just don't be opposite to it. I'm sure most of you will like the sets they will make.

hope so, cause I like all "Upcoming"... It will be a great "Event", I'm sure

@Hektor

I didn't get angry good you got my point.

@Fury

Crypsis makes awesome nustyle sounds but his kicks [HK10] suck badly so dont generalize it. I prefer his prods as Crucifier anyway.

as Nois3controll3r said it will be fun, dont fight guys

@Nois3controll3r

You like me?!

PS: Radial Playerz ARE pro's when it comes for producing. at least for me. try flamez/rocking or salvame which will be released soon. also Hard Society along with Racid. they have bunch of good tracks but yet not released, I just heard them while they were playing them at the clubs.

On 22-03-2009 19:00:15, Absynenth wrote:



PS: Radial Playerz ARE pro's when it comes for producing. at least for me. try flamez/rocking or salvame which will be released soon. also Hard Society along with Racid. they have bunch of good tracks but yet not released, I just heard them while they were playing them at the clubs.

Yea, You can hear lot of They tracks in my sets

Selection, Nightwatch and the brand-new Command & Conquer, try em, they are pure win

Absynenth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETiSp-Kok8Q

Make that track 130 BPM in your player and you've got really nice trance. If anyone found it hardstyle I would recommend you to change genre you listen to.

EDIT

OFC the kick is hardstylish (nustylish, whateva)

I don't know much bout trance, sorry. but IMO Get Hit, or Chaser or even Choices are good tracks and would be better if the kicks would have more power. I'm not a fan of sonic sabotage anyway. no need to argue about Crypsis in this topic, or whereever. it's just our own opinion and I prefer to leave it like this.

Crypsis = Grzegorz Luzynski = Crucifier

On 22-03-2009 18:18:58, FurY wrote:

First of all, if you guys don't know who a professionalist is I can't find words for that...a pro is a person who simply does something as a profession. So in that case they are pro's, because they play at parties for money.

Second. Driver did shit @ inqoming, that's true, but I'm listening to most of his sets, and I can see his huge improvement. If you don't know his actual skillz then don't judge him. He's now as skilled as most of dutch djs.

Hektor, we didn't missed Crypsis, who made a silly mistake - tagged his trance track as hardstyle ;] I don't know how about his mix, but his productions are way way far from good (good for hardstyle...).

In Poland there's not many men that are interested in DJing/producing AND have money for that. Driver worked hard to earn for his first shitty turntables. He sacrificed for what he's doing. In NL or other EU countries it's not that hard, because generally you only need to WANT to do this (the money is not a big problem). I'm not saying it's wrong, but comparing their possibilities they are good. Here, in Poland if someone wants to be a DJ he usually plays @ PC for year, two, three or more before he gets his own gear...

So, just don't be opposite to it. I'm sure most of you will like the sets they will make.

On 23-03-2009 14:12:49, Freez wrote:

Crypsis = Grzegorz Luzynski = Crucifier

Grzegorz Łużyński to be exact.


@Fury, checked Sonic Sabotage on the slower mode, you were actually right, sounds very trancy, but still not that bad

I've never said it's bad, but trance is trance and hardstyle is hardstyle etc etc...

but...EOT (sozzz)

On 25-03-2009 10:06:08, FurY wrote:

I've never said it's bad, but trance is trance and hardstyle is hardstyle etc etc...

but...EOT (sozzz)

anyone said that experimenting is forbidden? such combination suits me at all and I like it, if you don't, none of my business

2 fkin days till show, still dunno what gonna play :D:D:D:D

i'd say Radial Playerz ARE worth mentioning when it comes to polish talent