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Post by MPTI on Jan 1, 2007 16:30:16 GMT 1
in the most clashes I have seen, there always has been a dispute here and there. how do you feel about the clash regulations?
like: sound A plays a tune (not a dub), sound B plays the same tune later in the dubround but as a dub than offcourse(meaning same artist same tune same riddim)
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sound A plays a dub sound B plays the same tune as a dub but on a different riddim
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or sound A plays a tune and sound B plays the same tune but from another artist (like the original f.e.)
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sound A plays a dub and sound B plays the same dub but it is a counteraction (like sound A plays Nononono from dawn penn and sound B plays Yesyesyes also from penn and on the same riddim)
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same as above but sound B plays almost exactly the same dub but it is on "for the evening"
are these playbacks or not?
are there albums or 12" alowed in the 45-round?
are white labels alowed?
......... I know how I believe everything should be judged, how do de beljam reggae dancehall boarders see it or are there others clashregulations you want to discuss?
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Post by King David on Jan 1, 2007 18:22:00 GMT 1
No playback but stupid to do so
PLAYBACK
For example one sound play Derrick Harriot Stop that train and next sound play the original Keith and Tex Stop that train no playback big counteraction
Counteraction so no playback but voicing yes yes yes as counteration show lack of originality
Special for the night so no playback
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Post by skwizzard on Jan 1, 2007 19:03:26 GMT 1
No playback but stupid to do so PLAYBACK For example one sound play Derrick Harriot Stop that train and next sound play the original Keith and Tex Stop that train no playback big counteraction Counteraction so no playback but voicing yes yes yes as counteration show lack of originality Special for the night so no playback Volledig mee akkoord
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Post by MPTI on Jan 1, 2007 20:30:05 GMT 1
I also think the same way besides the one above, because it realy depends. because one counteraction is not the other because a dub is often unique when you give the artist another punchline than the original tune. you can do that with the thought in mind that one day you can use it as a counteraction. but I think it is still a risk. when you counteract you must counteract hard. not just play the same tune with different punchline. but for the rest I think exactly the same and yes I can't logically say that playing a dub while the other sound has played the original in the 45 round is a playback but it will strongly effect my decision. (I heard it in the BAR vs Ivory clash with utan green)
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