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Posted by kingklubz on Aug-13-2004 23:11:

New to trance

Hello, a friend of mine recently let me borrow a CD of his, Tiesto - Just Be. He said to check it out, and that I'll probably like it. I liked it so much I ended up buying it. But anyways could someone suggest to me something similar to this album? I also bought Sasha - Involver, and liked that a lot also, but not as much as just be. Can you guys give me some suggestions to start off a nice collection of trance music to add to my library?

Thanks a lot.


Posted by Minhaj on Aug-14-2004 00:03:

Paul van Dyk-Out There And Back
Paul van Dyk-Politics of Dancing
Tiesto-Nyana
Chicane-Behind the Sun
Armin van Buuren-76
anything else u can find on Paul van Dyk, Tiesto, Chicane and Armin van Buuren


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Aug-14-2004 00:05:

I feel like I'm starting to repeat myself, but:

Mirco de Govia - Chronoscale


Posted by Ian on Aug-14-2004 01:22:

first of all, check out the older albums, brush up on history, and then finding newer tunes becomes easier as you can find the artists you like most & carry on.


Tiesto - Magik Series

Ferry - Trance Nation Series (MOS) (1-4 and 2001)

Cream CDs = good until 2001

Gatecrasher CDs

Godskitchen CDs

Just keep on going from then on, and you should have a good foothold in trance


Posted by Audigy7 on Aug-14-2004 01:29:

Tiesto's Nyana and Paul van Dyk's Reflections get my vote.


Posted by A.J. on Aug-14-2004 01:35:

Also try:

Chicane - Far From The Maddening Crowds

Masterpiece!


Posted by Subtle on Aug-14-2004 01:39:

the most irritating things about these threads is the various opinions about what`s good and not

go grab

Armin van Buuren - 76 listen to it about ten times and stfu


Posted by UWM on Aug-14-2004 01:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Subtle
the most irritating things about these threads is the various opinions about what`s good and not

go grab

Armin van Buuren - 76 listen to it about ten times and stfu


lol how hypocritical


Posted by Synchronized on Aug-14-2004 01:44:

Try the In Search Of Sunrise series by Tiesto.


Posted by UAnt on Aug-14-2004 02:19:

Anjunabeats Vol. 1 if you're interested in the lighter, more melodic side of trance. I love it to pieces.

Volume 2 is out in a month or so (if I remember correctly).


Posted by Mr. Pink on Aug-14-2004 03:15:

Rasta

Jesus- im sorry but you all suck for not mentioning this cd...


Paul van Dyk- Global


DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!


Posted by ToF on Aug-14-2004 03:26:

if u liked Just Be, then get In My Memory
I love almost all of the tracks on In My Memory


Posted by D-res on Aug-14-2004 05:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Pink
Jesus- im sorry but you all suck for not mentioning this cd...


Paul van Dyk- Global


DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!



YEAH... first trance CD i bought.

make sure its the global with the PVD//DVD. thats what inspired me to DJ and produce. SICk dvd and SicK CD


all i can say is do research, find your style, and just spend all your free time on these forums and you will find a lot of good stuff.


Posted by Audigy7 on Aug-14-2004 05:52:

God... I love your sig...


Posted by raver31 on Aug-14-2004 05:55:

John Digweed - Global Underground 019 - John Digweed - Los Angeles


Posted by trance-ecj on Aug-14-2004 06:06:

Re: New to trance

quote:
Originally posted by kingklubz
Hello, a friend of mine recently let me borrow a CD of his, Tiesto - Just Be. He said to check it out, and that I'll probably like it. I liked it so much I ended up buying it. But anyways could someone suggest to me something similar to this album? I also bought Sasha - Involver, and liked that a lot also, but not as much as just be. Can you guys give me some suggestions to start off a nice collection of trance music to add to my library?

Thanks a lot.


Wow! You liked Involver after hearing Just be (trance)??? It took me a long time to respect that style after just getting into trance. Way to go!

I started out with some awesome anthems by my fav trance artist Transa...try getting their album "Chronology"

Other classic trance albums are the old Gatecrasher CD's like Red, Wet, and Disco Tech

Armin Van Buuren's latest mix CD wasn't too bad...A State Of Trance it's called

I hear a lot of people praising Paul Van Dyk - The Politics of Dancing and recently listened to it and I will now purchase it sometime soon.

Im sure others will give you some awesome ideas too...but if you want some anthems, look at Transa...The gatecrasher CD's will link you to some other awesome artists, and for mixing go after Armin and PVD

Im sure people will mention Tiesto - Nyana as well, which is also nice


Posted by Dave Piazza on Aug-14-2004 06:15:

Tiesto In Concert (DVD)-- <--------A MUST OR ALL TRANCE ADDICTS
Paul Van Dyk- Out There and Back CD <----The Best
Paul Van Dyk- Global DVD



......

Suggest listening to some live broadcasts of Marksu Schulz, Sasha, and Armin Van Buuren.


Posted by Torley Wong on Aug-14-2004 07:46:

Heyyy kingklubz, welcome to Tranceaddict -- a warm welcome to ye.

Hey, if you liked "Love Comes Around", you should know (if you don't already!) that the vocalist, BT, is a good friend of Tiesto and an accomplished producer. Thus, the logical conclusion is to check out his albums... one of them,

BT - ESCM

is cited as a landmark in all of trance and for good reason, the song "Flaming June" alone is a nice hybrid between catchy riffs and experimental sound design. Quite a treat. You'll love the melodies on it. BT is a friend of Sasha too, so there's even more connection. Hey, maybe you'll like Voyage of Ima, which is a mix Sasha did of BT's early mid-90 tracks from the IMA album. They also collab'ed on the track Ride which is a filthy electro-stomper, and further back, Heart of Imagination. Maria Nayler does the vocals on this, as well as several other popular trance songs. Here's a link:

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Maria+Nayler


And guess what? Sasha's an ally of James Holden. Holden is well-known for his singles like Horizons and A Break In The Clouds and the amazing compilation Balance 005, which is downright eclectic and a must-add to your collection if you liked Involver. Sasha and Holden worked together on "Boilerroom" on Sasha's album Airdrawndagger. Both Sasha and Holden like Petter as he is a common link on their mix compilations, so check out his tracks too, he's very precocious... and oh yeah, here's a very choice label:

http://www.bordercommunity.com

Got sound samples on there too, so you're ready to go.

Another link in the Sasha connection would be another James, James Zabiela, who is known for his cool hair but more importantly, his deckslinging skills and eclectic ability to scratch like an old-skool turntablist on digital CDJ decks. He has a new mix album out, aptly called Alive. Fitting that the last track on this album happens to be BT's Childhood Montage, which kinda brings us full circle!

And I'm going to have to recommend you check out compilations too -- something like a Ministry of Sound Annual, because they include the most popular tracks of the year with an assorted variety of artists and you can figure out what directions you'd like to travel from there. And yeah, all the great recommendations given to you here!

Cheers.


Posted by kingklubz on Aug-14-2004 08:07:

Hey thanks a lot everyone! I never expectected such a good response. I'll keep all your recommendations in mind, and am happy to join trance addict. Thanks a lot!


Posted by Azz3D on Aug-14-2004 09:01:

quote:
Originally posted by raver31
John Digweed - Global Underground 019 - John Digweed - Los Angeles


so dark


Posted by UAnt on Aug-14-2004 12:03:

Also, let's not forget the internet radios:



You'll often find some great stuff played on them...


Posted by Joost on Aug-14-2004 12:07:

Just Be isn't the best album of Ti�sto until now, believe me But when you like that one i'll bet you'll dig these cd's also:

Nyana - Mixed by DJ Ti�sto

In My Memory (DJ Ti�sto's first artist album) is very good, most people think it's better than Just Be, i'm one of them

You should probably check out Magik Six: Live in Amsterdam - Mixed by Dj Tiesto, it's one of his best mix albums in my opinion.

And if u still don't have enough try to check out In Search of Sunrise (part 1 and 2, esspecially part 1), for some more mellow trance, mixed by Tiesto

And, uhm, aspergian, Love Comes AROUND? :P Don't know that one


Posted by MasK on Aug-14-2004 19:26:

Like what UAnt stated.. Internet Radio station. Great way to discover new music.
I'd also recommened ets-global.org torrent section, where you might wanna download weekly Armin Van Buuren's A state of trance and RobVox sets. Awesome shit.

Lastly... welcome!


Posted by DjDeComp on Aug-14-2004 19:48:

quote:
Originally posted by kingklubz
Hey thanks a lot everyone! I never expectected such a good response. I'll keep all your recommendations in mind, and am happy to join trance addict. Thanks a lot!


dude you are the best noob ever, you have some good taste, compared to the dj sammy lovers


Posted by MasK on Aug-14-2004 19:59:

quote:
Originally posted by DjDeComp
dude you are the best noob ever, you have some good taste, compared to the dj sammy lovers



Bwahahaha.. nicely said.
Many people I know just cant tell the diff between techno/trance.. and they end up hating both. And the ones who like techno find that trance doesn't make ya shake enough (ya know.. the ambience, uplifitng thingy) . I bet they haven't heard nuthin.


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