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Age Of Love - The Age of Love

Pretty much sums up the meaning of the word trance.

But if you are talking about "todays" trance:

System F - Out Of The Blue

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Originally posted by Nayil wtf seems like u puta lotta thought

Yeah, as much thought as saying Sandstorm does.

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Originally posted by nicokick_89 Age Of Love - The Age of Love Pretty much sums up the meaning of the word trance. But if you are talking about "todays" trance: System F - Out Of The Blue

i wouldnt call out of the blue todays trance.age of love was an era, so was out of the blue. theres a new era of trance now.

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Originally posted by dj_kane i wouldnt call out of the blue todays trance.age of love was an era, so was out of the blue. theres a new era of trance now.

If you are strictly talking about the modern trance sound, I guess anything by Super8 or John O'Callagan goes. That's too bad, though, I wish people would pay more attention to the older sound and bring it back

Yeah, got to agree with you Atom-B. I love early stuff such as cosmic baby, dance 2 trance (we came in peace!), resistance-d, jam & spoon, the Ambush, effective force, skylab, sven vath's alliases...this was great music.

But i mostly miss the mid-90s trance.It was when that older hypnotically sequenced sound started getting more melodic and more "progressive", such as early LSG stuff (fragile, blueprint-1), Andy Ling, Arrakis, Humate, Cygnus-X, B.B.E., Escape, Jamez and many others, and labels like React (the mid-end 90s releases),Fluid and early Hooj Choons. That was IMO probably the best trance sound of all times but strangely enough, it was somehow underestimated and maybe over-shadowed by later more pure epic-stuff (e.g. Agnelli & Nelson, The Thrillseekers) and even later, the Super-Saw Dutch stuff (Gouryella, Rank-1).IMO when trance became purely "dutch" it somehow lost its elegance,not that there weren't any good stuff at all. It was just "to much(dutch)" some times.

yeah Fluid and Hook. those were awesome. can't be compared to the stuff today. I sometimes wish that those new producer could use more elements from the old tunes. For instance. there is way too little of the good old TBR-303 in the trance of today. It's a shame.

Seven Ways

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Namistai


FTW!

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Originally posted by DJBrianTedder Less importantly anything Armin has had a hand in. ASOT, Armind, Captivating Sounds, Electronic Elements... everything that has the Armada stamp on it.

No conetst. Underworld - Born Slippy (NUXX).

kotsy.

for me there's many good trance songs. but this one sticks out to me

Gamemaster (Original Mix)- Lost Tribe

Ok, ok enough.It's time to close thread once and for all!!! Three songs that DE-FI-NE "TRANCE-MUSIC".




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1fu...related&search=




http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4IN...related&search=

(This one is by Paul Van Dyk...i'm not joking!Well he is with cosmic baby though...)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOLY...related&search=







This music is craaazy and brilliant...IMO trance music was the 90s equivalent of the 70s kraut-rock scene. (strangely enough both originated in Germany) and the experimental works of bands like Neu!, Can, Faust and Kraftwerk...Everything is there, metallic ritualistic drums, ambient psychedelia, robotic samples and trippy-as-hell chords, trance-music was trully pioneering !!!Just watch the third clip-"Cosmic evolution"(a classsiccc trance tune)crazy graphics alternating with sci-fi b-movie scenes. THIS is a "trance" video-clip,NOT a bunch of hot blondes moving their asses in front of Van Buuren!I still wander what happened to trance later-on? It was probably extermely influenced by THIS


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc4F...related&search=


type of "euro-trance" (should we call it that?) and...you know what happened then...Even Ayla though is more inspiring in relation to nowadays trance!


Have a nice Friday night...!

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Originally posted by PETRAN Ok, ok enough.It's time to close thread once and for all!!! Three songs that DE-FI-NE "TRANCE-MUSIC". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1fu...related&search= http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4IN...related&search= (This one is by Paul Van Dyk...i'm not joking!Well he is with cosmic baby though...) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOLY...related&search= This music is craaazy and brilliant...IMO trance music was the 90s equivalent of the 70s kraut-rock scene. (strangely enough both originated in Germany) and the experimental works of bands like Neu!, Can, Faust and Kraftwerk...Everything is there, metallic drums, ambient psychedelia, almost ritualistic drums and trippy-as-hell chords, trance-music was trully pioneering !!!Just watch the third clip-"Cosmic evolution"(a classsiccc trance tune)crazy graphics alternating with sci-fi b-movie scenes. THIS is a "trance" video-clip,NOT a bunch of hot blondes moving their asses in front of Van Buuren!I still wander what happened to trance later-on? It was probably extermely influenced by THIS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bc4F...related&search= type of "euro-trance" (should we call it that?) and...you know what happened then...Even Ayla though is more inspiring in relation to nowadays trance! Have a nice Friday night...!

Wow, nice finds, mate! Thanks.

actually the first version of Ayla - Ayla from 1996 or something is not as cheesy as the version which later became a hit.

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Originally posted by kotsy No conetst. Underworld - Born Slippy (NUXX). kotsy.

Arf. That isn't even trance.

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Originally posted by dj_palm dont know if anyone sayd it but Push Universal Nation (the long version) must be the best trance song ever?

Em... NO!!!!!! This thread is about the song that "defines" trance not another "best of euro-epic-trance tunes". This list so far looks like a compilation like EUPHORIA-36-The New "Fucking" Trance Experience. You get all the usual pop aspects mentioned..Push...Chicane...Orbital...Andain...Solar Stone...(zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz i'm sleepingggg) and ofcourse this thread ended like another of these "my favorite epic trance tune between 1998-2004" threads. God , not even one thought about astral projection-"dancing galaxy" or something-(anything!)-different than the dutch/british/belgian stuff from the 00s(well ,except some usual suspects...)

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!Where is Dag?!!?!?Where is trance?!????

dj sammy - why

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Originally posted by DJ Shibby dj sammy - why

Why?!

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Originally posted by DJ Shibby dj sammy - why

Oh fuck!!!







Are you seriousss???






The song that defines trance....


Fucking "why"???




Gee....



I really got to disagree with you mister...this is NOT funny....Because...


Everybody knows that...




The song that "defines" trance is:



Dj-Sammy- "The Boys of Summer"

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Originally posted by PETRAN

A lot of your posts are quality nice finds on youtube

Glad you liked them Salegon!

btw.

Ayla - Liebe

strangely remebers me to the theme of "The X-files" in some parts...

VIDEO ON YOUTUBE

It's obvious that the question to the thread doesn't make sense because there really isn't ONE trance track that "defines" trance. So I'll just list a 2 top quality tracks that I've heard live that simply put me in a state of trance without the help of any drugs.

Solar Stone - Seven cities (classic)
Bjork - pagan poetry (Infusion mix) (amazing vocals + great melody)

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Originally posted by smallSHEEP Ultravibe - Choose freedom Melodic with a tech edge. perfection.

+1

The perfect trance song

Hybrid - Finished Symphony
Chicane - Saltwater

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