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you can tell disco from a hundred miles away really... from... the groove...

Idk I thought a fair amount of people didn't like hessle

Whatever

not too keen on hessle tbh. they got some good stuff but nothing i'll devote my time to following

what are the biggest tunes on hessle, i haven't digged but probably heard the big ones

Pangaea is excused from my criticism though, always liked his tunes

sunset yellow

idontreallygiveashit wrote:what are the biggest tunes on hessle, i haven't digged but probably heard the big ones

recent releases or all time?

All Pangaea
Joe
Some Pearson Sound/Ramadanman (not too crazy about all his stuff though)
Most Blawan

just get this http://www.residentadvisor.net/review-view.aspx?id=9087

most blawan, hasn't he only had one release on there?

anyway, my fav hessle records i own are pangaea double pack and elgato blue.

I forgot about Objekt, he's a don no question, but yeah i'm not a fan of the other stuff either i guess.

Joe - Grimelight
Pangaea - router/you & i
TRG - broken heart martyn rmx
Pangaea - sunset yello

are the classics for me

yeah the martyn remix is great, a bit of a pain to mix though as i always forget to drop it on the 2 or whatever

AxeD wrote:

magma wrote:Schadenfreude's quite a common one, tbf! We anglecise words all the time... cliché, doppelganger, robot... forum....

Gotta love island cultures.

Half of the English language is French dough.

You mean Latin, surely?

i only have Cactus/Porcupine on vinyl but if i could spare the money i'd get all the other ones i posted n runout/you and i

I would like to add Coiled and I Can't Stop This Feeling to the Hessle classics.

gwa wrote:most blawan, hasn't he only had one release on there?

Not sure, I was just talking about the artists as a whole

How has this not been posted as one of the classics?

ch3 wrote:

AxeD wrote:

magma wrote:Schadenfreude's quite a common one, tbf! We anglecise words all the time... cliché, doppelganger, robot... forum....

Gotta love island cultures.

Half of the English language is French dough.

You mean Latin, surely?

No.
Before you go smartpants on me, even if French is derived a ll from Latin; no.

mIrReN wrote:

ch3 wrote:

AxeD wrote:

magma wrote:Schadenfreude's quite a common one, tbf! We anglecise words all the time... cliché, doppelganger, robot... forum....

Gotta love island cultures.

Half of the English language is French dough.

You mean Latin, surely?

No.
Before you go smartpants on me, even if French is derived a ll from Latin; no.

Technically Norman French if we're going smartpants which is somewhere in between Latin and modern day French.

I admit that was a little smartpantsy. I suppose that the language that was popular in Europe at given time has influenced all the others - that, plus all the historical events, invasions, occupations or alliances. Polish has lots of words that were borrowed from Latin, then prolly some Hungarian, Italian, German and French (depending who we were friend's or foes with at the time!) Funny enough the new borrowed words are from English, but it's usually the English of Latin roots.

Anyway, every fancy word I know in English is pretty much the same as not that fancy equivalent word in Polish, which is usually of Latin or Greek origin, which has led me to the previous conclusion!