
(yes, I felt the need to write that in all caps. I want to get a tshirt with that printed on it as well. haha)
Now this deserves a QFT. =)drnrg wrote:Basically it seems when a certain producer creates a song which is not as good as previous ones, we are quick to judge. All the lables are doing great work in keeping our favorite genre alive and bumping. It's nice to give them a boost once in a while, so as to show them we appreciate all thier hard work.
Double that QFTDensetsu13 wrote:Now this deserves a QFT. =)drnrg wrote:Basically it seems when a certain producer creates a song which is not as good as previous ones, we are quick to judge. All the lables are doing great work in keeping our favorite genre alive and bumping. It's nice to give them a boost once in a while, so as to show them we appreciate all thier hard work.
I'll give that a triple bk stacker QFTSchiznik wrote:Double that QFTDensetsu13 wrote:Now this deserves a QFT. =)drnrg wrote:Basically it seems when a certain producer creates a song which is not as good as previous ones, we are quick to judge. All the lables are doing great work in keeping our favorite genre alive and bumping. It's nice to give them a boost once in a while, so as to show them we appreciate all thier hard work.
It's not always bad for a producer to know if people think their songs are becoming bland; chances are, if this forum community doesn't like them, quite a lot of other people don't as well. I believe he even stated that knowing how people truly feel about their songs is a good thing so he knows where to improve in the future.drnrg wrote:I will however remind you all a while back Mr. Nick Festari adressed our forum on HRG Attack songs as "Pitless" Meaning he did not appreciate some of the comments we make about thier songs.
If you're thinking of the style they went for with MiKa La-Do - I'm Your Barracuda, then you should check out the stuff they produced back in the late Eurobeat Flash and earlier Euromach series, especially female vocalists (other than Bazooka Girl).Jay wrote:I never really liked HRG's songs personally (doesn't mean I hate them as a label) until the more recent SEBs. I'm loving their new sound, especially the recent female tracks with the vocals pitched lower than normal.
Though there is a HUGE difference, using Domino and TIME as an example, saying...Jay wrote:It's not always bad for a producer to know if people think their songs are becoming bland; chances are, if this forum community doesn't like them, quite a lot of other people don't as well. I believe he even stated that knowing how people truly feel about their songs is a good thing so he knows where to improve in the future.drnrg wrote:I will however remind you all a while back Mr. Nick Festari adressed our forum on HRG Attack songs as "Pitless" Meaning he did not appreciate some of the comments we make about thier songs.
I never really liked HRG's songs personally (doesn't mean I hate them as a label) until the more recent SEBs. I'm loving their new sound, especially the recent female tracks with the vocals pitched lower than normal.
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