What do you consider to be cheese?

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What do you consider to be cheese?

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After reading that a few people think Mark Farina is a cheeseball i asked myself what's the definition of cheese?

So why is Farina cheesy? Is groovy house music you can have fun to cheesy? Is music with the slight elements of humor cheesy?
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Post by Atheory »

mark farina is the musical equivilant of the shawshank redemption....fine, but, you know?
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Cheesy is:

• Musically boring
• Generic sound spectrum
• Vocally overdone (the key IMO to a cheesy track)
• Rhythmically challenged

I see guys with record collections in the thousands, and even more MP3s, sifting through tracks and tracks of mostly garbage... mostly what I could consider "cheesy." To my eyes it has become more about how much music you have rather than your individual taste.

My collection is very small now, down to under 1,000 tracks specifically... which isn't a lot considering I've been collecting since 1994. That means I'm averaging 72 "keeper" tracks a year. No room for cheesy or boring tracks in my life. Be selective in what you buy and what you play.
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Post by oblioblioblio »

hmm, i would say if you were to split music into a 2d line with experiemental and pop at both ends, cheese would be all the way over to the pop side.

personally though, I think good music is somewhere in the middle.
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Post by Reddman »

stuff that sounds like it should be in a juke joint is cheese.
farina.
cali dj thats not cheesy...Doc Martin
now thats what i call house. :)
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Post by Dragonsand »

Farina = cheesy?

Doc Martin = not cheesy?

here is not a BIG difference between both..

I don't consider funky house music cheesy. I still love listening to deep funky house from the 90s.

Every CD that Farina has released is full of underground house music. I think that you don't know his works...

What's cheesy for me? It is an automatic feelin, difficult to describe with words. For example, in house music, I think that Van Helden has become very cheesy.
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Post by Reddman »

[quote="Dragonsand"]Farina = cheesy?

Doc Martin = not cheesy?

here is not a BIG difference between both..



there is a big difference between the two.
and im sure others would agree.
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