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Anyway, I’m of a certain age, but my friends and I have a blast. The morning of this video, we were leaving Deep in Marbella (with a Marbella)

<< that produced by Ed Banger, but mainly designed for dancing and battles >> That's TechTonic, you're confused. Same Ed Banger sounds but with breaks, mainly designed for dancing and battles. The sounds are really those Banger ones, the same. I know that millions of people give new names to things that already existed, record labels do it to give a "brand new" air to the most shameless revival. Take grunge, which didn’t take much effort to call Hard Rock, but hey, at least they were all from Seattle, and it wasn’t heard so much in mass for a while; while house has never had dips and comes from all over the world. As long as they give useless names in Russia or Thailand or China where they were out of touch with the world, that’s fine. In theory, "Full Moon" (a festival style "the beach" in Thailand) would be "electro-house," but people who perform there are house artists in Europe (last year there were Ramirez & Sinclair), because in Europe house is called house. Anyway, the link you posted with David Guetta has nothing to do with it. God forbid we let Asia teach us how to do electronic music. They teach us how to throw punches, Russia teaches us how to break ligaments, and we teach them how to make electronics. In England, "spaghetti bolognese" is with cream (which is just slightly thicker milk, real garbage), good luck telling them they haven’t understood a thing; they even ask for double cream. Nevertheless, ragù alla Bolognese is without cream.

Just to wrap things up nicely, Noise Rock. Created by the Velvet Underground, with White Light White Heat. Carried on by the Stooges. Then the Stooges passed the baton to the Faust. Woo-hoo! Everyone pogoing under the Faust what noise, guys.