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Posted by ilovetrance2k3 on May-12-2003 22:59:

anyone know songs like this

hi, im new here
i was listening to my radio, and i heard this song, dj sammy - heaven, and i went looking for informations about it, but i found these forums too. i think its really good to have a big trance community. anyways, do you guys know any other songs like this

thanks

Posted by tsunami on May-12-2003 23:01:

sorry buddy but i feel a flame coming
but i think you will like:
Yanou feat. Do - On and on
Dj Sammy - Boys of summer

Posted by ilovetrance2k3 on May-12-2003 23:05:

thanks for the info, ill check those out, btw, what is a flame

Posted by tsunami on May-12-2003 23:06:

well some people in here just don't like dj sammy, so people who do aren't very popular
but i don't mind

Posted by UWM on May-12-2003 23:12:

Check out productions by

DJ Sammy
Darude
DJ Jean
Scooter

Maybe these artists will appeal to your tastes.

Then once you realize the vast wealth of infinitely better trance productions that are out there, we'll help you along.

*can't believe I am answering this constructively*

Posted by allstar on May-12-2003 23:20:

no no NO!

Stop pointing this potential true tranceaddict in the wrong direction!

Check out tracks by: DJ Tiesto, M.I.K.E/Push, Armin Van Buuren, Paul Van Dyk, Ferry Corsten, Dumonde, Airwave/L-Vee, Solar Stone and Rank 1.

These should set you on your way.

Also check the downloads page on this site for some nice tracks!

Posted by mndeg on May-12-2003 23:21:

FLAMEBAIT!!!!!!!

how can anyone actually like dj sammy - heaven?

Posted by slim on May-12-2003 23:22:

you may also like

IIO - Rapture
IIO - In The End
4 Strings - Into the night
4 Strings - Diving

These songs are considered "cheese" by some people, I actually do like the ones I listed above. DJ Sammy is definately "cheese" but if it opens your horizons to a new style of music, then it served its purpose.

Posted by ams2003 on May-12-2003 23:22:

you will probably like lasgo, ian van dahl, scooter, alice deejay, djs@work, dj encore.. if you like dj sammy

i used to like all that stuff before

but why not give some of the tunes on the singles page of this site a try - its not at all like dj sammy but they are much nicer tunes!

Posted by mndeg on May-12-2003 23:23:

if you like cheese you will also like this song named
alice deejay - better off alone

cheese to the max, you can find it on kazaa

for some non complex songs that can be good for noobs are
duncan sheik - on a high (gabriel & dresden mix)
andain - beautiful things (gabriel & dresden mix)

you won't find these on kazaa though, unless its me thats hosting it

Posted by allstar on May-12-2003 23:24:

stop sending him in the wrong direction!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Az on May-12-2003 23:29:

quote:
Originally posted by S2K
stop sending him in the wrong direction!!!!!!!!!

get all you can by matt darey

Posted by ilovetrance2k3 on May-12-2003 23:54:

wow, you guys are quick with the responses, but s2k, what do you mean by i am being sent in teh wrong direction. im confused. anyways, since you guys say i am going in the wrong direction, are there any cds i can go buy that would send me in the right direction, because i am going to the store after work today, thanks

Posted by arturob on May-13-2003 00:05:

paul van dyk's "the politics of dancing" great mix-cd... if you get it, i hope you like as much as i did.

all the best,

fox

Posted by TrAnCeAkI on May-13-2003 00:13:

no no nooo let ME send him in my direction!!! go get some KAi tracid cds! omfg specially Trance and Acid That one is the best! go now GOOOOO :P

but in the begining of exploring trance here in the states i think thats where they all start off dj sammy and lasgo and ian van dahl Scooter so let him explore

Posted by UWM on May-13-2003 01:21:

For a little bit of an intermediate between the cheesier commercial trance and the more polished, 'professional' trance, you could check out the Ministry of Sound mix albums.

Check www.ministryofsound.com

Posted by jdat on May-13-2003 01:31:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
For a little bit of an intermediate between the cheesier commercial trance and the more polished, 'professional' trance, you could check out the Ministry of Sound mix albums.

Check www.ministryofsound.com

the annual ministry of sound for usa is mixed by DJ Sammy he's very good

Posted by cap on May-13-2003 01:42:

it's just a joke

Posted by melly on May-13-2003 01:44:

Before going out and spending your money on a cd compilation that is just radio versions of good song, i would recommend downloading some tunes first. Trance is split up into several genres by its listeners, so ive made some categories as I classify stuff for you to see:

Cheese (Commercial)
Darude - Sandstorm (Many seem to love this at first)
ATB - 9PM (Till I Come)
Robin Fox - I See Stars
Angelmoon - Hes all I Want

Vocal Cheese (better music, cheesy vocals)
Kate Ryan - Desenchante�
DT8 Featuring Roxane Wilde - Destination (Vocal Mix)
Kristine Blonde - Love Shy (Electrique Botique Remix)
Marc Et Claude - I Need Your Lovin (Original Mix)

Vocal Trance
Solar Stone Featuring Elizabeth Fields - Speak in Sympathy
Chakra - Doors
Chicane - Autumn Tactics (Thrillseekers Remix)
Mind One Featuring Rena - Star for Me (Vocal Mix)

Classics
Moogwai - Viola (Armin Van Buuren Remix)
DJ Tiesto - Sparkles
Lost Tribe - Gamemaster
Robert Miles - Children (Tilt's Courtyard Remix)

Uplifting (usually instrumental, builds up and plays strong synth melodies)
Threesome - Mohave
Mona Lisa Overdrive - Born to Synthasize (Neo and Farina Dub)
Agnelli and Nelson - El Ni�o (Matt Darey Remix)
System F - Solstice

theres also such splits (for me anyways) as hard trance, GOA/Psy Trance, and Progressive Trance. These categories arent like and official rule or anything and alot of songs could fit in multiple categories. If you have any questions, or want recommendations from a certain area as ive defined here, PM me..

(Sorry in advance to anyones tastes that this post may offend)

Posted by Creamfields23 on May-13-2003 06:39:

This is like the sweetest thread of the Day!!

Hey threadstarter - Iliketrance: Remember this are your first steps into Trance. I'll suggest make a copy(printscreen) of your post in this thread. Save it and someday you'll read it back and you'll have a great laugh!

Don't take this wrong! I rolled kinda the same way into Trance

Posted by djway on May-13-2003 06:51:

Welcome to Trance

IF you want to buy what most of us(soz 4 the grouping if ur offended) like/listen to grab a CD from Armin van Buuren, DJ Tiesto, Ferry Corsten or Paul van Dyk.

Titles coming to mind:-

PvD - Politics of Dancing
AvB - Transparence / In Motion

Otherwise I'd suggest buying a TranceNation MoS CD, or best of all download a few tracks on this site first and develop your taste.

--djway

Posted by 24K on May-13-2003 06:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Starfox
paul van dyk's "the politics of dancing" great mix-cd... if you get it, i hope you like as much as i did.

all the best,

fox

I also recommend this cd,,, while you're at you should also get the Paul van Dyk- Global cd/dvd. Other than that,,, I recommend DJ Tiesto's- Magik 6 mix-cd. peace.

Posted by LaCasta on May-13-2003 07:23:

>(Sorry in advance to anyones tastes that this post may offend)

That is sad you had to post that but with a lot of assholes on these boards I can see what you mean. Anyways I downloaded Born to Synthesize from your list since it was the only one in that category I didn't have and wanted to say it is an incredible song. Thanks

Posted by trancEyes22 on May-13-2003 16:57:

yes def get pvd's politics of dancing...as well as tiesto's "in search of sunrise" series...this should be a nice intro to trance

Posted by DaveSZ on May-13-2003 17:06:

We're all trying to "mold" him in our image....

Ya...forget DJ sammy man, or any of the commercial cheese shit.

Some CDs that deserve a mention:

DJ tiesto "In search of sunrise 1" or "Summerbreeze."

Good noob CDs.

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