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My opinion: I don't like it. I prefer the oldest ones, dark, monochromatic... <3
http://www.music-bazaar.com/album-images/vol4/349/349357/2197530-big/Super-Eurobeat-Volume-7-cover.jpg

Like this :x
Or this?
http://berta9.simsim.ge:8080/34/mp3/Sinead%20O'Connor%20-%201990%20-%20I%20don't%20want ...

Mindsweeper wrote:I still miss the glorious eurobeat lasers...




You'll always live on in my heart

Now that's the kind of cheese I like to see.

milachan wrote:If you don't like it, wow congratulations.
Some people will like this cover (as many others), you wanting it or not.

If you like it, wow congratulations.
Some people just have negative opinions, you wanting it or not.

synthjunkie wrote:9. Norma Sheffield - BABY YOU'LL BE MY LOVER 04:25 SUNFIRE

Man, Norma Sheffield has been on a roll lately. Also, the last track still doesn't have an artist listed.

>people actually thinking this is good cover art



SEB has had piss-poor graphic design for a long time.

Disco = 70's, many songs produced with real instruments
Hi-NRG = late 70's, early to mid 80's, most songs produced with only synths OR synth + real instruments, galloping baselines
Italo-disco = 1980-1988, completely synthesized
Eurobeat = 1990-present
Made some amendments to this list. I think ...

Just don't change everything to Eurobeat blindly. Specifically , a song that is actually HI-NRG or Italo Disco to Eurobeat. That would make no sense at all.

Remeber SEB vol. 1 was released years after some of those songs featured came out, so in reality some songs like Vanessa - Just a Game and ...

I'm just posting here to say how happy I am to see Witch getting posted about here. It's a stunning and exceptionally creative song. Very interesting rhythms accompanying the driving basic 4/4 beat. The bassline's timing and everything is so great and really very eccentric for an italo-disco song ...

Both Time and A Beat C did this but you hear it more in A Beat C productions where some songs do not even sound very Eurobeat-ish ...
Definitely. A-Beat C had been making straight-up hyper techno since around '92, so that period of '92-'94 where eurobeat was nearly synonymous with hyper-techno was ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TZrX5xHWQ8&list=UUexTMZASkivUJZFsdafjLhA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4ntjMw0Kwc
thanks, but it wasn't a music video. It was just a promo video where he was talking to the camera
Wow, I've never heard of this. Sounds interesting. Hopefully someone digs it up ...

drnrg wrote:Ken Laszlo- S.O.S
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZu7GZ0N80U

Oh look, it's Hey Hey Guy.

What is up with the Friday and Saturday Night mixes with A-Beat C? I have seen some songs with these mixes. What are the differences between the mixes?
The song that comes to mind most regarding the alternate mix thing is Shake Me Up by Valentina & Mirka. The difference between the Friday and ...

Because ALL labels worldwide were doing that. Not just eurobeat; it was a worldwide technology shift towards digital.

And I'm not going to get into an "analog vs. digital" argument with you. CD-quality is the best you'll ever need, and if anyone wants to dispute that, I will unleash science upon ...

In addition, you can almost guarantee that these files would have been at least 16-Bit, 44100 Hz, LPCM, Stereo - full CD quality, in other words.
An incredibly major technical step down from the analogue masters used previously. I hope their reasoning in doing that was that they needed to cut ...

Lebon14 wrote:I don't remember anybody posting about it yet but here is the SEB224 trailer : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DthOqMF9Iaw

Goddamn, they sure pulled out all the stops on this. That is one pro trailer. Also,

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I lol'd.