14-04-'12 Evil Activities feat. E-Life @ Hardshock Festival 2012

terrible MC!!

On 14-04-2012 19:31:40, Krank-Im-Kopf wrote:

terrible MC!!

Terrible dj

i don't understand the making of that set...

* i will play my awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome harder tracks
* i will play my awesome friends awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome friends awesome harder tracks
* i will play my awesome label awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome label awesome harder tracks

one of the last tracks is "Coming Home" and in the end "Alles Kapot"? what's the point?

with so many many good tracks this days... why playing the same? seems to be a big lack of creativity of this days DJ's

On 14-04-2012 19:43:09, Morango wrote:


with so many many good tracks this days... why playing the same? seems to be a big lack of creativity of this days DJ's

if you think so,you may try to get ur attention to less known or pretty much unknown dj's,sometimes they come up with impressively good things to hear,also could be a good change if you're tired of repetive acts of "big" names wich may turned too commecre,or simply out of new ideas

Gewijzigd door darklime.carnage op 14-04-2012 20:04

On 14-04-2012 20:03:59, darklime.carnage wrote:

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if you think so,you may try to get ur attention to less known or pretty much unknown dj's,sometimes they come up with impressibely good things to hear,also could be a good change if you're tired of repetive acts of "big" names wich may turned too commecre,or simply out of new ideas

i know that's the sad truth. but it doesn't need to be like that. for example Partyraiser..is a big star and he doesn't have problem to play an unknown track from a small artist/label.

On 14-04-2012 20:06:36, Morango wrote:

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i know that's the sad truth. but it doesn't need to be like that. for example Partyraiser..is a big star and he doesn't have problem to play an unknown track from a small artist/label.

yep same with some others like DJ Smurf for example also,but the reason some of these repetive sets by same dj's might be because of sticking to already known,or "well working" tracks selections or simply playing only friendly tracks like by few labels with wich they do work or smth like that

01 - Dj Outblast - Masters Symphony (Evil Activities Refix)
02 - Tha Playah - Walking the line
03 - The Viper & Evil Activities - Raw to the floor
04 - Amnesys - Raw Generation
05 - Neophyte - Braincracking (Evil Activities and Tha Playah Remix)
06 - Angerfist - Bite yo style
07 - Evil Activities & E-Life - Hardshock
08 - Amnesys ft Lenny Dee - System Crash
09 - Evil Activities & E-Life - Hardshock
10 - Boomfunk MC Freestyler (Hellsystem Remix)
11 - Noisecontrollers - Unite (Tha Playah Remix)
12 - Endymion & Nosferatu - Drunk With A Gun (Evil Activities Remix)
13 - Neophyte & Tha Playah - Snitcher
14 - Evil Activities - Evil Inside
15 - Dyprax & Angerfist - Pearly Gates
16 - The Viper & Neophyte - Coming Home
17 - ID
18 - Euromasters – Alles Naar De Klote (Neophyte & Evil Activities Remix)

Gewijzigd door oblikus op 14-04-2012 21:35

last was 18. Euromasters – Alles Naar De Klote (Neophyte & Evil Activities Remix)

On 14-04-2012 21:33:34, Morango wrote:

last was 18. Euromasters – Alles Naar De Klote (Neophyte & Evil Activities Remix)

btw tracklist dosen't look so old to me,so why did you complain about it? :P

On 14-04-2012 21:39:46, darklime.carnage wrote:

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btw tracklist dosen't look so old to me,so why did you complain about it? :P

16 - The Viper & Neophyte - Coming Home

building up a set...going form hard to harder... and almost in the end killing it with a chill break??
i say the same for "Nobody said it was easy", or like in Hardstyle sets Zany's "Lighters" ...

this is not Pussy Lounge

it can happends only if organization wanna to hear such tracks...
and when you are on party you just ignore everything ... it;s always easy to comment when you never be on such parties, when you see that people just fcuk up everything, and just dance, fucking haters

Gewijzigd door djblacksun op 14-04-2012 21:57

17 - Tha Playah - I Call Tha hot (Tha Playah 2012 Refix)

On 14-04-2012 19:43:09, Morango wrote:

i don't understand the making of that set...

* i will play my awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome harder tracks
* i will play my awesome friends awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome friends awesome harder tracks
* i will play my awesome label awesome cheese tracks
* i will play my awesome label awesome harder tracks

one of the last tracks is "Coming Home" and in the end "Alles Kapot"? what's the point?

with so many many good tracks this days... why playing the same? seems to be a big lack of creativity of this days DJ's

For a lot of these guys, they don't have normal jobs like you and me, they put food on the table from the money they make from the music and gigs. With the elimination of vinyl releases and illegal downloading, artists aren't getting much money (if any) from music sales. So more now then ever before, artists will promote mostly their music and the label they work for, hence these boring sets. In their eyes, there is no financial gain in playing other people's music. A lot of the big DJ's work with each other, to keep themselves on top of the scene. Some people would call it a massive circle jerk! There's no money in the Hardcore scene for creativity.

Another thing is we now get music almost as soon as its released. A long time ago (in a galaxy far away), you had to wait for the new Thunderdome CD to be released or goto the record store and buy the new records, by then, the DJs had been hammering new tunes on white label for a couple of months before hand. It seems punters have tunes on their IWhatever before the DJs get to play them on the weekend!

If you think there are some weird track selections in this set, listen to some Bass D sets, somehow he plays Poltergeist (a scary darkcore track) and then plays Hold Me Now! That's fucked up!

Besides Raw To The Floor and System Crash, this set looks pretty boring. Ironically Kelly is still calling himself Evil Acitivities, yet there's nothing evil about his music.

On 16-04-2012 04:51:01, Psychologic wrote:

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With the elimination of vinyl releases and illegal downloading, artists aren't getting much money (if any) from music sales.

Ha. Haha! HAHAHAHAHA!

I agree with the rest of your post though, there's nothing evil about Evil Ectivities anymore. I consider their [Sensation] BLACK 2008 set to be the last good commercial set that was done, because it had a great tracklist that features good songs from a good album. This on the other hand is the same strategic bullshit they keep spewing out. I wonder what the organizers were thinking by putting EA in the same room as DJs like Delta-9 and Tieum.

The tl isn't that bad...But this E-Life guy sucks a lot...

On 16-04-2012 04:51:01, Psychologic wrote:
With the elimination of vinyl releases and illegal downloading, artists aren't getting much money (if any) from music sales.

Bullshit. Digital sale make up for the decline in physical record sales (also these sales can be infinite cause there is no stock to worry about, no break even to worry about). There is still no proof that pirating music has done any actual damage.