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*Waiting for the music to start*
"WOAAAAAHH!! IMMA GET MA GROOVE ON WITH THAT SHYT"
*Walks up behind the chick*
*music starts*
"FUCKING HELL .. I JUST GOT ROUNDHOUSE KICKED ON MY NUTS!"
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by Genesis » Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:07 pm
Crow, don't diss breakdancing!!! I absolutely love it and it's a joy to watch!
Check this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=secH0ngd9CU
Lads, I have to disagree here.
Whereas I agree the music is possibly and utterly horrid to even listen to,
I have to disagree with the dancing part of the argument.
See, I embrace dancing. All forms of it. From ballet, to ballroom, to freestyle,
and of course electronic.
Where every form of dance has an indicative and distinctive pattern and
technique that identifies it, electronic dancing doesn't. That's part of what
makes it special and personal. Sure, there's what associates with it: stupid
drugs, weird glow sticks, and unnecessarily strange clothing but that's not it.
I'm a horrible dancer. If I was to see myself dancing, I'll laugh at myself and
possibly never dance again. I don't know how to dance at all. Many people
don't want to listen, just stand there, nod along, and enjoy the music.
Back to the videos linked up: those people got skill! I don't see the hilarity in
what they were doing. If anything: I'm impressed. They're really good and
talented. Although the routines were mainly over the arms and the top part
of their bodies, they are really good.
Not my type as I'm a feet person (:mrgreen:) but still: they are really really good!
Their music might be terrible, but they are good dancers!
As for Icepick's main topic: I hate it when music starts to form a lifestyle. In
normal situations, it's the desire to belong to a certain group of individuals that
have the same taste in music which is not necessarily bad. But in cases of
young not-so-much-knowledge juveniles, then no. That's just seeking
attention without possibly caring much about the music itself (obviously, there
are exceptions).
Lads don't look so much into it; tecktonic or volcanic, you still have to admit
that the dancing could be really good. Trust me, I've seen people on drugs
standing there with eyes closed, chewing on their lips, and not really doing
much barely reacting to the music.
Bottom line; music might suck, but dancing is always good. After all, it's what
music is about - it completes it.
Check this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=secH0ngd9CU
Lads, I have to disagree here.
Whereas I agree the music is possibly and utterly horrid to even listen to,
I have to disagree with the dancing part of the argument.
See, I embrace dancing. All forms of it. From ballet, to ballroom, to freestyle,
and of course electronic.
Where every form of dance has an indicative and distinctive pattern and
technique that identifies it, electronic dancing doesn't. That's part of what
makes it special and personal. Sure, there's what associates with it: stupid
drugs, weird glow sticks, and unnecessarily strange clothing but that's not it.
I'm a horrible dancer. If I was to see myself dancing, I'll laugh at myself and
possibly never dance again. I don't know how to dance at all. Many people
don't want to listen, just stand there, nod along, and enjoy the music.
Back to the videos linked up: those people got skill! I don't see the hilarity in
what they were doing. If anything: I'm impressed. They're really good and
talented. Although the routines were mainly over the arms and the top part
of their bodies, they are really good.
Not my type as I'm a feet person (:mrgreen:) but still: they are really really good!
Their music might be terrible, but they are good dancers!
As for Icepick's main topic: I hate it when music starts to form a lifestyle. In
normal situations, it's the desire to belong to a certain group of individuals that
have the same taste in music which is not necessarily bad. But in cases of
young not-so-much-knowledge juveniles, then no. That's just seeking
attention without possibly caring much about the music itself (obviously, there
are exceptions).
Lads don't look so much into it; tecktonic or volcanic, you still have to admit
that the dancing could be really good. Trust me, I've seen people on drugs
standing there with eyes closed, chewing on their lips, and not really doing
much barely reacting to the music.
Bottom line; music might suck, but dancing is always good. After all, it's what
music is about - it completes it.
If your trance was a pretty blonde ballerina; then what I listen to is a peed-off bulky bouncer pounding the living shit out of your ballerina.
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by crow » Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:23 pm
I think the music is okay. I'm used to the harder edge of EDM, so it's okay with me. The dancing is ACE and I think it requires more flexibility than breakdancing. Breakdancing is all about gaining momentum to be able to perform a move. Now the shitty thing is that people mix popping with breakdancing. Those are 2 completely different ways of dancing, and thus making the video Genesis posted a representation of both styles of dancing.
Not a big fan of breakdancing here! It's just a matter of endless spinaroonies and the ability of gaining momentum after every rotation. If you're fit, just find a way to push your body to make a rotation and do it over and over and then sit back on the ground and cross your legs or something. There! Breakdancing explained
*runs*
I just think that tektronic dancing is pretty cool looking. I love the fact that these kids move with the current BPM of the track (the main rhythm). I wonder what would they do if they were faced with 145+ BPM
Man, if these kids were to be put in their own arena in front of a DJ, they would look like hair that is blown by a hair drier LOL!
Not a big fan of breakdancing here! It's just a matter of endless spinaroonies and the ability of gaining momentum after every rotation. If you're fit, just find a way to push your body to make a rotation and do it over and over and then sit back on the ground and cross your legs or something. There! Breakdancing explained
*runs*
I just think that tektronic dancing is pretty cool looking. I love the fact that these kids move with the current BPM of the track (the main rhythm). I wonder what would they do if they were faced with 145+ BPM
Man, if these kids were to be put in their own arena in front of a DJ, they would look like hair that is blown by a hair drier LOL!
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by Genesis » Sun Aug 31, 2008 10:40 pm
Crow, you're under the wrong impression about breakdancing. You make
it sound like a video game or a rolling ball. It's incredibly hard and very
demanding. It does include gaining momentums but you know; almost
every single kind of dance requires gaining momentum.
Breakdancing is not easy. I tried it back in the teenage days; really hard
though my friend that was trying to teach me was really patient and good
I just couldn't pick it though I did pick a few killa moves
(but I got fatter
and EDM kicked in to my jukebox so I turned my back on it - I still love it
though - you should try watching the world championships.. yawza!)
it sound like a video game or a rolling ball. It's incredibly hard and very
demanding. It does include gaining momentums but you know; almost
every single kind of dance requires gaining momentum.
Breakdancing is not easy. I tried it back in the teenage days; really hard
though my friend that was trying to teach me was really patient and good
I just couldn't pick it though I did pick a few killa moves
(but I got fatterand EDM kicked in to my jukebox so I turned my back on it - I still love it
though - you should try watching the world championships.. yawza!)
If your trance was a pretty blonde ballerina; then what I listen to is a peed-off bulky bouncer pounding the living shit out of your ballerina.
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by A-Cube » Mon Sep 01, 2008 12:33 pm
Whoever said breakdancing was easy??
Welcome to DJ.Malaria you may wonder why I called this group Dj Malaria.
Just like Malaria takes over a person's body when it hits them i want my music's originality to control the soul of whoever hears it in that sense my music is more powerful than Malaria,and I'm sure it will but in a positive way of
course.
PLUR men wejje...
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by Icepick » Mon Sep 01, 2008 12:35 pm
Tektonic thingy is easy, just let your hands loose and move them around like a chopper... dont forget the legs too!
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by Icepick » Mon Sep 01, 2008 3:21 pm
out of topic but i think this shit is funny.
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Dedicated to...you know yourself
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once upon a time there was a boy that was born to make a change in this cruel world of mortals. this boy became a man and this man became old and died. thats about it..
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