misuse of EDM words

[s u h a]

[bxtreme]

[DIONYSOS]

[Tala]

well the word "commercial" for me has 2 different meanings:
1- when the track could have been done in a more beautiful way by adding some effort (as most of you said).
2- when the track is so much known, played by every single Dj and found on every cell phone as ringtone! ex: Adagio for Strings - Tiesto!
And i do agree about not labeling a track as "commercial" because 1st not everybody will understand it the way we mean it we can critisize the specific thing we didnt like in a track (e-sam + Genesis)..
that's how i see it!

[hani]

[samer]

^ guys i would highly appreciate if we stick to the topic and quit this "bashing" ceremony?! it's not the case in here..

Genesis: am with you in most of what you said, though i have to comment on the point about music being composed to be sold, true! but i guess is it ONLY composed to be sold? of most importantly it's composed coz the producer felt something and needed to express it in music?! (i think that's the main difference..)

bxtreme: i dont agree with you on that buddy, though i dont like "Other Side" either, but having a track in a compilation doesnt really label that track as "commercial" regardless of what the compilation ends up with a tracklist.. you would see wonders if you check compilations being released all around the world..

i say Commercial music is simply music with no soul!

[bxtreme]

[samer]

[Genesis]