Giorgio Moroder - as bad as Paris Hilton?
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Giorgio Moroder - as bad as Paris Hilton? Posted on: 23.05.2013 by Lawana Spratlen Moroder doing a DJ Set, have not listened to it yet but do you believe that this is any different to Paris Hilton 'jumping on the band wagon'?Im looking forward to listening to it, and especially his mixing and track selection. | |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by The Mighty FV
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| Joesph Kasian 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by keithace
And theres nothing different here than what this community has become - a breeding ground of haters and jealous kids. It makes funny reading during breaks from production. |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by keithace
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| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by vpech013
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| Chet Maunsell 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by BFLY
Here's the big deal (and if it wasn't for that old man, we wouldn't be dancing)... A: Giorgio Moroder is a freaking god! (He pretty much spells it out in his song Giorgio by Giorgio on Daft Punk's new Album) He redefined (along with Cerrone and multitudes of others) a different genre of music back in the day... some have classified it as Ital-Disco- yet once upon a time, the entire world were enthralled with a new kind of sound Internationally... that's where Niles Rodgers (producing credits on Random Access Memories- super producer of so many genres of music- just Google him) came into play. Think about how 'new music genres' become popular and scale what we know decreased by a billion times... B: In that aforementioned song, Mr. Moroder stated that he didn't know and didn't care about technological limitations in song theories... he just wanted to be free... At the moment, we are all trying to physically quantize an aural feeling (mostly to our peers-)... C: Musical technology has come so far in such a short span of time that it is difficult for us, right now, to keep up with whatever computer programs (be it music production, DJ mixing, actual mixers, monitors, the computers that we run them on, headphones, and turntable needle styluses) from year to year... Could you imagine a master craftsman, who at one time, was very instrumental in changing the entire world's scope of living life via music by simply listening to and believing his heart? D: The mere fact that his appearance at Output (which I sadly missed) was, I believe, his personal tribute to us- the kids... I feel as if he wanted to see the legacy that he left.... and hopefully aren't squandering. E: Also, coming from the time that people like Cerrone, Chic (which Niles Rodgers was a part of), and Bohannon are still inspiring those in the recent, and so called nu-disco eras... respect... |
| Latoria Kavulich 25.05.2013 | i say good on him! some of you guys need to grow the fuck up or more threads are going to get closed and holidays issued. |
| Vikki Guinyard 25.05.2013 | ARE YOU SERIOUS????!!!! (to the OP) - Giorgio Moroder is a living legend. Let's see how much any of us have to say for ourselves at 73 years old. Look at his resume - and then compare him to Paris Hilton. who gives a sh#t if he can't beat match or whatever, he's a huge part of the reason why this culture exists at all. I was at the show in Brooklyn this past monday. one of the best evening s i've been to in a while - and maybe the most inspiring for me ever. Even the NYC crowd was going nuts - and that doesn't happen easily. The room was filled with electricity, love, and amazing music that most people can only dream of making. it was all his own music, so yeah - its absolutely justified if he wants to experience this side of things. i'm very happy for him. If you're making music for people to go out to dance to, you ought to know a little bit more about GM. learn your roots man, it will do you and your music some good. |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by The Mighty FV
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| Joesph Kasian 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by keithace
And theres nothing different here than what this community has become - a breeding ground of haters and jealous kids. It makes funny reading during breaks from production. |
| Margie Pavell 25.05.2013 | im putting myself on timeout for the rest of the day...before i get myself suspended... |
| Margie Pavell 25.05.2013 | you're their leader...you should already know... |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by keithace
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| Margie Pavell 25.05.2013 | ladies and gentlemen...the haters...hating on a bonafide legend of music and production... |
| Shawn Vanhaitsma 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by vpech013
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| Chet Maunsell 25.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by BFLY
Here's the big deal (and if it wasn't for that old man, we wouldn't be dancing)... A: Giorgio Moroder is a freaking god! (He pretty much spells it out in his song Giorgio by Giorgio on Daft Punk's new Album) He redefined (along with Cerrone and multitudes of others) a different genre of music back in the day... some have classified it as Ital-Disco- yet once upon a time, the entire world were enthralled with a new kind of sound Internationally... that's where Niles Rodgers (producing credits on Random Access Memories- super producer of so many genres of music- just Google him) came into play. Think about how 'new music genres' become popular and scale what we know decreased by a billion times... B: In that aforementioned song, Mr. Moroder stated that he didn't know and didn't care about technological limitations in song theories... he just wanted to be free... At the moment, we are all trying to physically quantize an aural feeling (mostly to our peers-)... C: Musical technology has come so far in such a short span of time that it is difficult for us, right now, to keep up with whatever computer programs (be it music production, DJ mixing, actual mixers, monitors, the computers that we run them on, headphones, and turntable needle styluses) from year to year... Could you imagine a master craftsman, who at one time, was very instrumental in changing the entire world's scope of living life via music by simply listening to and believing his heart? D: The mere fact that his appearance at Output (which I sadly missed) was, I believe, his personal tribute to us- the kids... I feel as if he wanted to see the legacy that he left.... and hopefully aren't squandering. E: Also, coming from the time that people like Cerrone, Chic (which Niles Rodgers was a part of), and Bohannon are still inspiring those in the recent, and so called nu-disco eras... respect... |
| Bryon Taglieri 25.05.2013 | I am ludite when it comes to computers does anyone know if there is a legal download for this somewhere rather than just streaming. |
| Jetta Drenzek 23.05.2013 | To be honest, collaborating with Daft Punk, then watching their live sets, you're going to want to DJ. |
| Alla Bluemke 23.05.2013 | you know whats sucks? is that you are talking shit without even listening to it at all. Who cares if it is bandwagon or not, if its amazing shouldn't that be enough? |
| Hayden Raugh 23.05.2013 | Wow |
| Doreen Schurle 23.05.2013 | Haha yeah, it's pretty hilarious. The next set she did was better, and at least she was actually playing live! |
| Hayden Raugh 23.05.2013 | Have u actually seen the vid of her 'playing'? |
| Doreen Schurle 23.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by city_boy07
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| Hayden Raugh 23.05.2013 | At least his arms aren't constantly in the air showing gun signs and there isn't no flanger!! Speaking his name in the same sentence as Hilton is a joke |
| Zulma Ramji 23.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by BFLY
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| Lawana Spratlen 23.05.2013 |
Originally Posted by donstone
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| Jerica Salava 24.05.2013 | he didn't even play Jack by Breach. Wanker. |
| Oretha Afful 24.05.2013 | how exactly is this anything like paris hilton? giorgio is a legend of a musician who is playing his own tracks. compare it to skrillex or deadmau5 maybe since that's sort of what's going on. besides give the guy a break he's almost 80, you believe he understands these fancy new button pushing music making computers? The set was pretty freaking good if you ask me |
| Doreen Schurle 23.05.2013 |
I've got mixed feelings about this one... he's clearly got an actual DJ next to him doing some of the work, BUT he's playing stuff live (admittedly just a once-a-bar hi-hat/crash in this video) on a Launchpad or something similar, so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. Certainly does seem to be a bit of a gimmick though. |
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