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Originally Posted by MapTheSoul
What. Scuse.
Glitter was an awesome classic house mix. Like the house you had in the early 90s at the west coast.
Happy Ending may be very experimental but it is one of my favorite tracks on ayu-mi-x 6. There are not a lot of people who are familiar with the glitch genre and that one definitely did a great job on mixing it with dub. Mad Professor knows what he is doing. It may not be danceable or mainstream, but it is definetly a soundscape experience. Music you listen to because you want to experience the actual sound.
What people probably threw off on Grateful Days was the heavy play on using her voice as an instrument, I guess. Her voice sounded very abrupt and sharp used like this, but still a great track.
Fated and No way to say.... well, it's d'n'b. You gotta get into the feeling of urban life to enjoy it to the max. Imagine yourself watching the towns at night after a rainfall. That's when those songs kick in.
And Two of us had a lazy hip hop beat. Feel yourself swinging life away on your tiny balcony.
ARGH. I sometimes wish people would at least explain why exactly they don't like a song. Because half of the time I'm not able to relate to the decisions.
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It's simple. I HATE dubstep, and whatever you want to call the "style" of mad professor. Just sounds HORRIBLE to me.