Posted: 30 Nov 2008, 03:52
kekekeJay wrote:Sandro Oliva.zoupzuop2 wrote:Get Neo to compose/write the song, or whatever made his productions so consistently awesome.
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kekekeJay wrote:Sandro Oliva.zoupzuop2 wrote:Get Neo to compose/write the song, or whatever made his productions so consistently awesome.
No, it really wasn't.drnrg wrote:Dave's version of Disco Fire was better than Neo's
I have to agree with drnrg, Dave's version of Disco Fire is better than Neo's. I suppose Neo's vocals just doesn't suit the whole Disco Fire feeling because I sure didn't feel like grooving to the tune as opposed to Dave's version.DJ Mike TJG wrote:No, it really wasn't.drnrg wrote:Dave's version of Disco Fire was better than Neo's
At least Neo could actually sing his in key!
I really don't get all this adulation Dave Rodgers STILL gets. He was great in the old days, but in all his newer stuff he warbles off-pitch so much it drives me nuts! But I guess that's the gift AND curse of perfect pitch annoying me...
I agree with Mike. Disco Fire isn't my favourite Neo song, but I just prefer his vocals to Grandpa Dave's. It added more youth and vitality to the song as a whole.DJ Mike TJG wrote:We're gonna have to just disagree on this one, then - I personally thought Disco Fire was an outstanding song for Neo - in fact it's my favourite! Probably why Dave doing vocals sounds all the worse!
No worries, I understand people do have different taste. Neo and Dave's version are both outstanding masterpieces that went into my playlist, I just prefer DR's version for some reason or another.DJ Mike TJG wrote:We're gonna have to just disagree on this one, then - I personally thought Disco Fire was an outstanding song for Neo - in fact it's my favourite! Probably why Dave doing vocals sounds all the worse!
and what makes you an Eurobeat expert to say such a bold statement?No, it really wasn't.
At least Neo could actually sing his in key!
I really don't get all this adulation Dave Rodgers STILL gets. He was great in the old days, but in all his newer stuff he warbles off-pitch so much it drives me nuts! But I guess that's the gift AND curse of perfect pitch annoying me...
I'm sorry, did I stamp on a nerve there?drnrg wrote:and what makes you an Eurobeat expert to say such a bold statement?
I have to disagree on VIP is JP, to me, it is a song that is too good for words, unbelievably catchy as well it just cannot make me dislike DR or think that he is history, but as usual, I respect your views as well due to different taste within people.DJ Mike TJG wrote:I'm sorry, did I stamp on a nerve there?drnrg wrote:and what makes you an Eurobeat expert to say such a bold statement?
I love Dave's older stuff dating way back. But ever since the mid-160s, all his stuff has done nothing but irritate me - his atrocious remake of Make Up Your Mind, replacing Neo on Disco Fire, The VIP is JP.
The one song I've really enjoyed recently was his duet with Annalise on Unbelievable, but that seems like a rare gem in an increasing mountain of dirt.
You may love him to death, but for me the guy has had his hayday! You can't say he hasn't had anything but an exceptionally good run - more than most singers ever really get! Maybe there's still more good stuff in him, but I'm failing to hear it in the last couple of years.
And I've been listening to Eurobeat for enough years now to form my own "bold statements", thanks!
VIP is JP is probably the only recent Dave song I absolutely go crazy over. All because it's Junction Produced.WNight wrote:I have to disagree on VIP is JP, to me, it is a song that is too good for words, unbelievably catchy as well it just cannot make me dislike DR or think that he is history, but as usual, I respect your views as well due to different taste within people.DJ Mike TJG wrote:I'm sorry, did I stamp on a nerve there?drnrg wrote:and what makes you an Eurobeat expert to say such a bold statement?
I love Dave's older stuff dating way back. But ever since the mid-160s, all his stuff has done nothing but irritate me - his atrocious remake of Make Up Your Mind, replacing Neo on Disco Fire, The VIP is JP.
The one song I've really enjoyed recently was his duet with Annalise on Unbelievable, but that seems like a rare gem in an increasing mountain of dirt.
You may love him to death, but for me the guy has had his hayday! You can't say he hasn't had anything but an exceptionally good run - more than most singers ever really get! Maybe there's still more good stuff in him, but I'm failing to hear it in the last couple of years.
And I've been listening to Eurobeat for enough years now to form my own "bold statements", thanks!