Reply With QuoteYes i agree totally, the multi track big sound was ahead of its time or maybe in its time to be progressive and move music forward.
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I Really can't decide...maybe more with Cerrone? but I am sure we can all agree that both of these guys were way ahead of there time...with using 48 track recordings...truly Geniuses...EG
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Yes i agree totally, the multi track big sound was ahead of its time or maybe in its time to be progressive and move music forward.
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Listening @ home I would go for ol' Boris! A little more experimental! More to discover!
At the club I prefer Cerrone, more danceable IMO and more uplifting!
At Quinny's I would choose...ehmmmm...to leave as soon as possible! Before you know it, he drops the needle on "The Grumpy Ol' Men Soul Adventures"
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I'm in agreement with VS. Boris Midney is thinking man's disco-good for driving or divulging in deep disco thought. Cerrone is made for dancing and getting lost in a magical trance.
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Boris Midney for me, way ahead of his time, building beautiful architectual disco. IMO
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My favourite producers are Rinder & Lewis, but if I had to choose between Midney and Cerrone (I like both) , I think Cerrone has much better songs.
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Alex R Costandinos is my Favorite but of those 2 I would choose CERRONE..........Although Boris is genius as well~!!
Cerrone - Quality dancefloor music since 1972
Last edited by Dayna; April 30th, 2007 at 09:50 PM. Reason: I'm dyslexic and mispell words
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Cerrone for me
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