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    Default Music That Will Never Die

    After posting on a recent thread about how EDM music is outdated after a matter of days or weeks due to the current technological age, it got me thinking. Someone replied stating that some songs never get outdated and will always feature.

    I'm just curious as to what songs fit into that mould by people here?
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    All of the stuff from the original house heads stuff from the likes of Kerri Chandler, Mike Huckay, Rick Wade, Theo Parrish, Moodymann, the list could go on and on.

    Dance music that goes out of date after a few weeks aint worth buying, and if it goes out of date, was it really that good in the beginning? Probably not.

    It's also due to the amount of stuff that comes out digitally, and is disposable, things move fast.

    I buy vinyl, and everything gets played, no matter of how long ago it came out.

    Music with sell by dates, just aint worth it.
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    I think there will always be a place for French house. Of course you got the classic Daft Punk jams, but then stuff like Modjo, Cassius, Justice, etc. I'll always find a way to get some of that sound into my sets.

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    Oscar G. - Dark Beat

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    rock n roll

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    Quote Originally Posted by amadeus View Post
    All of the stuff from the original house heads stuff from the likes of Kerri Chandler, Mike Huckay, Rick Wade, Theo Parrish, Moodymann, the list could go on and on.

    Dance music that goes out of date after a few weeks aint worth buying, and if it goes out of date, was it really that good in the beginning? Probably not.

    It's also due to the amount of stuff that comes out digitally, and is disposable, things move fast.

    I buy vinyl, and everything gets played, no matter of how long ago it came out.

    Music with sell by dates, just aint worth it.
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    All music sounds of a time and age. The difference is that quality will always remain quality and therefore will stand up in a set. There are many great tunes within genres such as disco, soul, italo, house, funk, hip hop, acid jazz etc that will be playable for ages.
    I have records by Miguel Migs, FK, Kerri, Ferrer etc that have never left my box.
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    what zimfella said. So much of that early, classic house has been used over and over again in samples or remixes, it will never go away. Mr Fingers, Frankie Knuckles, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Steve Silk Hurley, Liddell Townsell, Todd Terry, Phuture.

    I'm really loving Dance by Earth People right now.
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