The more music i listen...

blizt · Post by **blizt** » Tue May 12, 2009 4:14 pm

john clees wrote:when did "the big guns" (ever) play music that inspired you...

* as mentioned above look in another direction...

preferable entirely your own..

it's much more rewarding...

& gratifying.

All Ricardo Villalobos records inspires me, but i dont expect him releasing material every month. I just recently start diggin on Bruno Prunsato stuff, wich is something similar to ricardo style. I also produce my own tracks and that helps me to refresh my ears but im still in the trial and error process.

Post by **John Clees** » Tue May 12, 2009 7:45 pm

blizt wrote:but im still in the trial and error process.

that process my friend..

is ( f o r e v e r )

Post by **John Clees** » Tue May 12, 2009 7:47 pm

if you like ricardo - check out his public mixes and/or other sets with track list. then seek out those artist / labels..

that should keep you busy for about 5 years...

Brown · Post by **Brown** » Wed May 13, 2009 2:30 am

Where exactly could I find these Ricardo mixes? Simply googling his name would hardly be very fruitful?

suli.belarto · Post by **suli.belarto** » Wed May 13, 2009 3:28 am

people simply need to step away from their computer from time to time and live life BE INSPIRED

infernal.techno · Post by **infernal.techno** » Wed May 13, 2009 3:38 am

lots of good music is shared right here on this website...more-so in the "netlabels" forum

not everything has to be glam techno...or hipmnml. sometimes music can just....be...

and i agree...you have to always be on the lookout for new music yourself. constantly dig. don't rely on somebody else to show you good, quality music forever!

Atheory · Post by **Atheory** » Wed May 13, 2009 4:20 am

to find new music:

go to clubs.
make friends with people who like music.
get your hands on promos or round ups from distributors.
download podcasts.
be open minded.

always worked for me.

miroslav · Post by **miroslav** » Wed May 13, 2009 4:34 am

agreed. most minimal is sh!t. 95% of the sets I hear in this forum bore me to tears in about half an hour, including stuff by all kinds of big name DJs. Maybe only 5% of that 5% will be memorable enough to really keep around in my collection. I search many, many hours to come up with two or three good new releases to buy for my collection.

but that 5% and those 3 releases still make it worthwhile. Nobody said that true art is supposed to be easy or plentiful; therein lies an indication of its value. I think it's pretty much always been this way.