Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2009 4:39 pm
And then ruin em by showing upGenevieve wrote:Scenes are annoying, elitist collectives. But they get the job done when it comes to distribution and organizing events.
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And then ruin em by showing upGenevieve wrote:Scenes are annoying, elitist collectives. But they get the job done when it comes to distribution and organizing events.
A bit ironic that you should use the word insecure about me. At what point did i say that YOU are into Snares?Genevieve wrote:Most of the breakcore I listen to is from Bloody Fist, Ambush and Praxis and I fucking said it myself that the world has changed since 1996 earlier in this thread (how the fuck does that equate to me thinking Snares started it all, are you dense?), doesn't mean I have to fall for the belated teenage idealism and being completely incapable of separating the music from the musician. Yeah, the Venetian Snares clones are annoying. Give me one good reason how the Praxis clones are any better.
'Person has different views from me, therefore, he must lack knowledge somewhere'. I didn't give a fuck about Snares for years after I got into breakcore and he's one of the first I heard. Keep your assumptions to yourself and try to discuss things, that way you won't look as painfully threatened and insecure about your own beliefs.
"That was a great article and it was totally accurate. You probably don't like to think breakcore has existed since before V Snares was signed to planet mu, but it has since about 95/96."Saxenhammer wrote:A bit ironic that you should use the word insecure about me. At what point did i say that YOU are into Snares?Maybe you shouldn't take my general statement so personally.
Because up until 2003 (the year I first got into breakcore), 'breakcore' TOTALLY wasn't a dirty word that was used to denounce anything that sounded like it could've been released by Praxis (even up until 2006 when 'Honor Beats' by Wisp came out, I remember reading a review that said 'oh man, not more Praxis style gabber kicks and harsh breaks', the reviewer being pleasantly surprised it wasn't like that). And it's not like for years, breakcore from Australia didn't for a large part consist of Nasenbluten clones either, or anything. People followed trends back then as they do now. Praxis is a great label, to deny that it was trendy to sound like them during the late '90s and early 21th century in underground hardcore music, is silly.Saxenhammer wrote:Comparing V Snares clones, to "Praxis clones" was peachy. I'd appreciate if you could name one or two and define what a Praxis clone is. I'm genuinely very interested.
Nice cop-out. No, I didn't miss it, it's just an awful point. 'He disagrees? He MUST not get it! How dare he think something else than me, he must be subhuman'. Again, if you can't discuss things, stay out of it. If you're going to be a cock from the get-go, you'll be treated as such. If you want decent responses, give decent replies. Until then, you're irrelevant. I'll wait until you have something decent to say.Saxenhammer wrote:It's unsurprising that you've completely missed the point of the Praxis rant.
Saxenhammer wrote:A bit ironic that you should use the word insecure about me. At what point did i say that YOU are into Snares?Genevieve wrote:Most of the breakcore I listen to is from Bloody Fist, Ambush and Praxis and I fucking said it myself that the world has changed since 1996 earlier in this thread (how the fuck does that equate to me thinking Snares started it all, are you dense?), doesn't mean I have to fall for the belated teenage idealism and being completely incapable of separating the music from the musician. Yeah, the Venetian Snares clones are annoying. Give me one good reason how the Praxis clones are any better.
'Person has different views from me, therefore, he must lack knowledge somewhere'. I didn't give a fuck about Snares for years after I got into breakcore and he's one of the first I heard. Keep your assumptions to yourself and try to discuss things, that way you won't look as painfully threatened and insecure about your own beliefs.Maybe you shouldn't take my general statement so personally.
Comparing V Snares clones, to "Praxis clones" was peachy. I'd appreciate if you could name one or two and define what a Praxis clone is. I'm genuinely very interested.
It's unsurprising that you've completely missed the point of the Praxis rant.

gah mistyped yea 7/8Dubtek wrote:Deadly Habit wrote:Szamár Madár
is one of the plates i manage to fit in every set despite 7/3 i think timing
he has so many qual tunes just been falling off lately
Damn dude! Rockin Szamar Madar during a dubstep set? Fuckin epic. 7/8 timing is what he writes in usually though. No such thing as a 7/3 time sig. ; )
Definetely love that album though, liked his dubstep tunes he did too, pretty clownin with the black sabbath reworking.

^thisDr H wrote:releases too much and no quality control whatsoever. i loved doll doll doll upon release cos it was so fresh... 5000000 albums later and it's the same shit (though not as good)
props to his production skills, but the guy has completely run out of ideas.
def can agree as opposed to good old mr james nowhere near enough releases on his ideascoishii wrote:^thisDr H wrote:releases too much and no quality control whatsoever. i loved doll doll doll upon release cos it was so fresh... 5000000 albums later and it's the same shit (though not as good)
props to his production skills, but the guy has completely run out of ideas.
http://www.discogs.com/Venetian-Snares- ... ster/96053
He can never top the last track IMHO
You actually want to waste time discussing a point with someone who is never going to agree with you? I'd rather not waste my time. You're not going to change my view and me yours. I wouldn't want to. But I still believe the things you say are pretty funny. Especially the mention of "Praxis style gabber kicks".Genevieve wrote:Because up until 2003 (the year I first got into breakcore), 'breakcore' TOTALLY wasn't a dirty word that was used to denounce anything that sounded like it could've been released by Praxis (even up until 2006 when 'Honor Beats' by Wisp came out, I remember reading a review that said 'oh man, not more Praxis style gabber kicks and harsh breaks', the reviewer being pleasantly surprised it wasn't like that). And it's not like for years, breakcore from Australia didn't for a large part consist of Nasenbluten clones either, or anything. People followed trends back then as they do now. Praxis is a great label, to deny that it was trendy to sound like them during the late '90s and early 21th century in underground hardcore music, is silly.
Nice cop-out. No, I didn't miss it, it's just an awful point. 'He disagrees? He MUST not get it! How dare he think something else than me, he must be subhuman'. Again, if you can't discuss things, stay out of it. If you're going to be a cock from the get-go, you'll be treated as such. If you want decent responses, give decent replies. Until then, you're irrelevant. I'll wait until you have something decent to say.Saxenhammer wrote:It's unsurprising that you've completely missed the point of the Praxis rant.
Again, not what I said and you only picked ONE HALF of the comment I paraphrased, which of course distorts that which it actually said. I don't think you look back and check anything. For starters, I didn't even talk shit about the contents of the original news letter (which is what you threw a tantrum about me doing), which also, I clearly stated. Really, from now on, if you're gonna discuss things, actually do it. If you're merely going to be a cock about things, be a cock about something relevant. Have a nice day.Saxenhammer wrote:You actually want to waste time discussing a point with someone who is never going to agree with you? I'd rather not waste my time. You're not going to change my view and me yours. I wouldn't want to. But I still believe the things you say are pretty funny. Especially the mention of "Praxis style gabber kicks".Genevieve wrote:Because up until 2003 (the year I first got into breakcore), 'breakcore' TOTALLY wasn't a dirty word that was used to denounce anything that sounded like it could've been released by Praxis (even up until 2006 when 'Honor Beats' by Wisp came out, I remember reading a review that said 'oh man, not more Praxis style gabber kicks and harsh breaks', the reviewer being pleasantly surprised it wasn't like that). And it's not like for years, breakcore from Australia didn't for a large part consist of Nasenbluten clones either, or anything. People followed trends back then as they do now. Praxis is a great label, to deny that it was trendy to sound like them during the late '90s and early 21th century in underground hardcore music, is silly.
Nice cop-out. No, I didn't miss it, it's just an awful point. 'He disagrees? He MUST not get it! How dare he think something else than me, he must be subhuman'. Again, if you can't discuss things, stay out of it. If you're going to be a cock from the get-go, you'll be treated as such. If you want decent responses, give decent replies. Until then, you're irrelevant. I'll wait until you have something decent to say.Saxenhammer wrote:It's unsurprising that you've completely missed the point of the Praxis rant.
And yeah I said the Snares thing, I couldn't remember and didn't care enough to look back and check.