POLL:Song Battle 3 "In A Dream"

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"In A Dream" POLL

  • JOSSETTE-"In A Dream"

    Votes: 14 50.0%
  • ROCKELL-"In A Dream"

    Votes: 14 50.0%

  • Total voters
    28
  • Poll closed .
CandyLandGirl said:
I personally never heard of JOSSETTE, or her version of the song. Where can I hear it?
I voted for Rockell
Randy probably has a snippet on myspace, on his music space GalaxyFreestyle-the song is easy to find, you might find it on www.amazon.com
www.myspace.com/galaxyfreestyle
or just click onto my homepage-myspace, he's on myspace.
 
Looks like it just might end up in a tie...it's a close one
 
I'm not a fan of the Josette version. Her off-key vocals sound absolutely horrid and the production sounds very amateurish.

I liked the Rockell version when it first came out, but then the song got overplayed on the local freestyle show and I got sick of it pretty quickly.
 
i know the poll is over but i just have to give my opinion on that track, to me it didn't matter which version it was, it was bubble gum freestyle. it was a very simplistic ,teenie boping girlie type of track. there were so many tracks with so much more meaning musically and lyrically that should have made a buzz the way that track did. i just cant understand why there's so many peple that consider that good freestyle.
 
I can't believe it ended in a tie! Yo Frankie...let's get a tie-breaker.....WHO LOOKS BETTER?? Josette or Rockell!! Hmm!!
 
Don't mean to bring an old thread back, but I could have swore I heard they were the same person under different producers

:confused
 
3000GT said:
Don't mean to bring an old thread back, but I could have swore I heard they were the same person under different producers

:confused

I don't know how anyone could confuse Rockell and Josette for the same person. They don't sound even remotely alike.
 
Gornicevo said:
I don't know how anyone could confuse Rockell and Josette for the same person. They don't sound even remotely alike.
This reviewer at Amazon.com seems to think so...

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Rockell and Jossette are the same girl!, April 26, 2005

[font=verdana,arial,helvetica][size=-1]Reviewer: J. Trush-Heredia "Jei*376" (Midwest, USA) - See all my reviews [/size][/font]

Jossette and Rockell are the same girl. The only difference is, who produced her CDs. Rockell's CD was mass-produced as a commercial full-length album in 1999 to her succesful single she made in 1997, In A Dream, recording as Jossette.

The reason it sounds different than the Jossette version because of commercial remixing. The same thing happened to E40 and The Click's album 'Down & Dirty' when it was picked up by Jive Records. We all know how the original unsigned album hat released in 1993 under Sic-Wid-It Records and no others sounded 10x better. In their case, they did not want to pay royalties to the numerous artists and entities that would have been owed something had the original album been released commercially. As it happened, Down & Dirty was chopped up and remixed to hell to remove any instances of soundbites and beats that were not paid for. In the end, it sucked big time. Same applies here, Jossette was a small-timer who broke into the scene when my cousin Sam Maxion, known as DJ Slammin' Sam, produced her first hit....In A Dream, under the name Jossette. As the single got big and she sold much much more than she and Sam thought, they went commercial and thus, Rockell is born. It is interesting to note as well, Jossette and Sam collaborated on one more single smash 'Where Are You Now' under the name 'S-Factor' before turning into Rockell and going commercial. So now you know....Rockell, Jossette and S-Factor....same girl and always was. "

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000061YA/qid=1123268857/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-5827367-9777635?v=glance&s=music&n=507846
 
3000GT said:
This reviewer at Amazon.com seems to think so...

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Rockell and Jossette are the same girl!, April 26, 2005

[font=verdana,arial,helvetica][size=-1]Reviewer: J. Trush-Heredia "Jei*376" (Midwest, USA) - See all my reviews [/size][/font]

Jossette and Rockell are the same girl. The only difference is, who produced her CDs. Rockell's CD was mass-produced as a commercial full-length album in 1999 to her succesful single she made in 1997, In A Dream, recording as Jossette.

The reason it sounds different than the Jossette version because of commercial remixing. The same thing happened to E40 and The Click's album 'Down & Dirty' when it was picked up by Jive Records. We all know how the original unsigned album hat released in 1993 under Sic-Wid-It Records and no others sounded 10x better. In their case, they did not want to pay royalties to the numerous artists and entities that would have been owed something had the original album been released commercially. As it happened, Down & Dirty was chopped up and remixed to hell to remove any instances of soundbites and beats that were not paid for. In the end, it sucked big time. Same applies here, Jossette was a small-timer who broke into the scene when my cousin Sam Maxion, known as DJ Slammin' Sam, produced her first hit....In A Dream, under the name Jossette. As the single got big and she sold much much more than she and Sam thought, they went commercial and thus, Rockell is born. It is interesting to note as well, Jossette and Sam collaborated on one more single smash 'Where Are You Now' under the name 'S-Factor' before turning into Rockell and going commercial. So now you know....Rockell, Jossette and S-Factor....same girl and always was. "

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000061YA/qid=1123268857/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/002-5827367-9777635?v=glance&s=music&n=507846

:zoots

Wow, that whole story is dead wrong. Rockell & Jossette are not the same person, "In A Dream" & "Where Are You Now" were produced & written by Randy Taylor-Weber allthough I think Sam may have co-produced them. They were both released on Galaxy Freestyle Records but "In A Dream" was later sold to Robins after a few years of airplay on the west coast and Texas. Jossette was not S-Factor, that was Sharyn Maceren & Sam Maxion and "Where Are You Now" was sung by Jossette, not the S-Factor.
 
PeteZavala said:
:zoots

Wow, that whole story is dead wrong. Rockell & Jossette are not the same person, "In A Dream" & "Where Are You Now" were produced & written by Randy Taylor-Weber allthough I think Sam may have co-produced them. They were both released on Galaxy Freestyle Records but "In A Dream" was later sold to Robins after a few years of airplay on the west coast and Texas. Jossette was not S-Factor, that was Sharyn Maceren & Sam Maxion and "Where Are You Now" was sung by Jossette, not the S-Factor.
True Pete-what you say is fact. :cheers
 
3000GT said:
"So now you know....Rockell, Jossette and S-Factor....same girl and always was. "

ROCKELL is from New York.
JOSETTE is from California.
S-FACTOR is Sharyn Maceren (from San Fran)

3 different people!!!

3000GT said:
This reviewer at Amazon.com seems to think so...

I think this might be the guy mislabelling mp3s, thinking Stevie B sings "Diamond Girl", "Fantasy Girl", etc. :lol
 
I think he just wishes they were the same person and his cousin "DJ Sam" knew them. Thats all it is.

Edit: I love mp3's with mixed up names. This whole time I thought Rockell did a remake of Lil'Suzy's "Take Me In Your Arms"

:listen
 
Jossette ~ Rockell? - the battle - "in a dream"

"In a dream" (funhouse show mix) by Jossette was my favorite song back in 1997. I remember the first time I heard it I just could not believe it. It was too much. Then I kept calloing the radio station trying to figure out what it was and they couldn't even give me a right name. Finally I go to the store and see a Rockell single, and bought it just because it was Rockell. I listen to it and to my surprise it was the song I wanted!...but............ NOT the version I wanted. So I just gave up because back in those days I didn't know much better, I thought I just had to accept the single with whatever versions it had. THEN..........ONE DAY...............I walked into a store and saw a single for Jossette "where are you now". Even though I was kind of dumb as a dj back then, I still was able to SENSE it when I saw something that COULD be freestyle, I don't know how, but from years of doing it, somehow I learned to know what things to look for that would indicate that it might be dance or freestyle. Then when I picked it up and saw "where are you now" (freestyle mix), I knew I was right on. So I just purchased it for the hell of it, because I knew it was freestyle (and in my years of having to guess and play by trial and error, I've only been off, or misjudged a c.d., maybe about 15% of the time, where it turned out to be all house, trance, or euro, and I think once it was totally off, like some pop or rock........but MOST of the time I knew what would be freestyle or booty bass...). I listened to it and BAM!!!!!!!!!!! To my surprise, it sounded VERY SIMILAR to "in a dream". To keep a long story short, I just put 2 and 2 together and figured it out, and I got what I wanted. Those where the days! "I can see" by S.F. Spanish Fly, "can't get you out of my mind" Lil Suzy, "La Bamba" Johnny Z., "a little bit of ecstacy" Jocelyn Enriquez, and for those of you who know me, i must add "SUMMERTIME SUMMERTIME" by CORINA..........It was too much, those days were just too much, but now it's all over now. Things have all changed up now, and it just isn't the same anymore. But back in those days, I remember how picky I was and how quick I was to reject things that didn't have a certain sound. But now, it's kind of funny because suddenly I am REALLY liking A LOT more things, even more of the things I just kept in my c.d. case or cassette case, or even gave away! I even had to BUY BACK a lot of the things I got rid of just because in those days I didn't want anything that got "old". I used to not even like albums, just various artists, now I am so open that.......... I don't even know how to describe it. I just find a lot of albums and singles I had for a long time beginning to grow INTENSELY on me now, and I don't know why. I think Jossette was the best because it brought back the MEMORIES...........memories.........sorry, just thinking about Jacqui Cenci and Lil Suzy just a li'l bit....... but, that was the song. However, I must say that Rockell's beat was more "crisp", and Rockell had a more radio friendly sound, the way her song was arranged turned out actually BETTER, but we humans don't ALWAYS choose what may be better, notice that verb "choose", we don't always CHOOSE what's best, we CHOOSE what we think is best to US, in other words, we choose what we like. BACK THEN, I was only bumpin' Jossette, and even recently, I still CHOOSE to do so, but over all, I now like and appreciate BOTH, and they are BOTH quality made, good songs. So if there were to be a war between Rockell and Jossette, the result would be that we come to the conclusion that it was pointless, because in the end we would find out that they were BOTH good, but they BOTH dropped "weapons of mass destruction" when they dropped their singles. They were powerful, despite the fact that they both "stole" it from someone else....... but so did MON A Q and FRANKIE J....etc.... Rockell may be beautiful, but I've always wanted to go out with Jossette, I don't know why, but she is the only one I though of doing that with since I was younger. I now have all 4 of her songs, well 5, but my friend never gave that extra one back.......but that is ANOTHER story for ANOTHER chatroom.
 
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