DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

**MrRubix** · 12-6-2009, 11:19 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Unlike Blue, I intend offense in my statements to both you and all artists involved. You chose sucky choices and need to expand your ****.

**Coolboyrulez0** · 12-6-2009, 11:20 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

I enjoy the harder sound from t+pazolite but I also enjoy some of the more melodic pieces from Sharpnel. Really depends on what I feel like.

Also it's J-Core/Hardcore

**leonid** · 12-6-2009, 11:23 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Both artists can go kill themselves but pazolite is slightly better

also most of the songs that are not MAXed in my tier points list are sharpnel song so H8++

**Superfreak04** · 12-6-2009, 11:25 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

I like both artists actually.

**MrRubix** · 12-6-2009, 11:30 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Just because a song is hyperfast and has a bunch of noise to it does not make it a good song. It means it probably has more potential as a stepchart, but that's about it.

It's an easy out. Stepping a Sharpnel song is like being handed a premade complexity template and told to simply fill in the gaps. To some extent, in many cases, this isn't even true (a more accurate example may be Flashbulb) -- the songs turn out to be fairly simple and just laced with a bunch of bass.

A smart/skilled stepchart designer, though, can make a less complex song (that actually sounds good) work properly.

I bring up Rubix's Law of Sharpnel:

DJ Sharpnel = ((Basshunter + Japanese)*1.5 Montonony Multiplier)*40% higher vocal pitch

**Coolboyrulez0** · 12-6-2009, 11:45 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Originally posted by MrRubix

Just because a song is hyperfast and has a bunch of noise to it does not make it a good song. It means it probably has more potential as a stepchart, but that's about it.

It's an easy out. Stepping a Sharpnel song is like being handed a premade complexity template and told to simply fill in the gaps. To some extent, in many cases, this isn't even true (a more accurate example may be Flashbulb) -- the songs turn out to be fairly simple and just laced with a bunch of bass.

A smart/skilled stepchart designer, though, can make a less complex song (that actually sounds good) work properly.

I bring up Rubix's Law of Sharpnel:

DJ Sharpnel = ((Basshunter + Japanese)*1.5 Montonony Multiplier)*40% higher vocal pitch

Let me refine that.

Sharpnel = [(Basshunter + Japanese)*1.5 Monotony Multipier] + (Anime Samples*40% higer pitch)/Amen Break Samples

And yes, sharpnel has been stepped to death and t+paz is starting to be overstepped too but their music still is enjoyable to some of us.
I also encourage you to check out other J-core artists besides them because that's prob. the most you ever heard in that genre :/

REDALiCE, Betwixt & Between, M-Project, M-Neko, DJ Shimamura, teranoid, DJ Technorch, kenta-v.ez., RaverRose, DJ Technetium

**MrRubix** · 12-6-2009, 11:48 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

That can't be right -- the anime samples are both Japanese as well as monotonous, and need to be paired with the prior term.

**Coolboyrulez0** · 12-6-2009, 11:48 AM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Touch�

**Kibblre** · 12-6-2009, 12:25 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

t+paz for sure.

Anyone got a torrent for their music?

**TwistedWarlock** · 12-6-2009, 12:44 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Man Thats a Tough one. Both have really great sounds and beats but I know more DJ Sharpnel songs than T+Pazolite but Pazolite's sound is so unique so I dont know

**PhaeL v2** · 12-6-2009, 01:12 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Between t+paz and Sharpnel, I prefer t+paz, although I listen Sharpnel for longer
and about their genres, the Hardcore genre is inserted at Techno (Hardcore Techno, if you guys don't get it), so, yeah, it can be considered techno.

Among the Hardcore artists around the world, sorry, but they suck, really suck. Go listen any of the artists featured at european festivals like Masters of Hardcore and Thunderdome. I really think they're not generic as t+pazolite and Sharpnel.
And among the electronic music japanese artists, people like Teranoid and L.E.D. are better. Oh, and I can't forget about REDALiCE and Shimamura.

**leonid** · 12-6-2009, 01:20 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Originally posted by Kibblre

t+paz for sure.

Anyone got a torrent for their music?

LMFAO

**PhaeL v2** · 12-6-2009, 01:25 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

lol their

**korny** · 12-6-2009, 01:33 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

I'm pretty sure Alice Deejay and Rednex are the masters of techno.

**Dr Tran** · 12-6-2009, 01:46 PM

Re: DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

Chill out blue the op is asking between the two and not every artist for that genre

DJ Sharpnel v.s. t+pazolite

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