this:

Honestly, I think his newer stuff sounds better than the old stuff. At least "I Need Your Love" has something of a derived radix-esque demoscenish vibe to it to keep me almost interested. The melody is a bit weak, but that is to be expected since the song can rely on the lyrics. It seems like it would fit right into a chill little demo thing. It's pretty generic, but at least it sounds okay.

I wonder... do people not like music that sounds like it was "written by a committee" because it was written by a committee, or because of the actual way that it sounds? If there were no marketing committees making those types of sounds but only artists who aim to do the things that non-committee artists do, would people who are more into independent stuff be more accepting of them?

His old stuff annoys me for some reason. I don't know what it is.

he is like totally my second favorite edm producer after david guetta.

actually maybe 3rd after swedish house mafia.

i think that william is probably my forth favorite edm producer.

No, I don't think bad music is okay if it's written on an old computer. I absolutely think that his new stuff is terrible, but the older songs that I posted sound alright to me. Unlike his new stuff they don't sound like they were written by a committee, they have a fun sort of vibe and while I'm not running out to buy the album I certainly don't agree that "that shit sucks too".

I'm gonna say it's not my cup of tea. Susumu Hirasawa is (was?) also a heavy OctaMED user but I only like some of his work.

+1

that shit sucks too. Why do people think that bad music is okay cause it was written on an old computer?

This was the stuff he made on Amiga:

Totally different than the stuff he's made since making it big, clearly. I don't really follow him and I had no idea his new stuff was so boring.

never heard of him before this thread but this shit fuckin sucks

that

is pretty damn cool, i didnt know that. great post.

Always loved "I Created Disco" more than any of his new stuff. Now I know why

i can totally hear some radix in the second video. cool beans, man.

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Zomby's album "where were u in '92" was made with an Atari ST and an akai s2000 sampler.
Also pretty oldschool cool.

Those are all songs he wrote after he stopped using an Amiga. I think they illustrate the point that Amigas rule.