TranceAddict Forums (www.tranceaddict.com/forums)
- Music Discussion
-- Trance Classics [1992 - 2001], please help me...
Pages (14): « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 [12] 13 14 »

quote:

Originally posted by GrimReaper I think Nell could be the best to really sort this out, he knows Salt Tank guys personally. But yes, those 3 sound right for me too. Although there are several versions of Eugina and everyone like a different version.

He's a guy?

quote:

Originally posted by Abhay He's a guy?

no two. Malcolm Stanners and David Gates

quote:

Originally posted by kr00t0n So essentially there can be no recent innovative/groundbreaking trance, because any such tracks become their own genre/subgenre?

there can be.

when these innvotive compositions are produced they are usually ignored or disdained. if it's the former, they may lay forgotten for eternity waiting for someone to discover them. if it's the latter, people accustomed to the standard sound may hate it. these are people stuck in their ways and in many senses, risk averse.

some of these innovative productions will be copied tho. if a sufficient number of imitators arise, they will tweak the innovative composition a little further moving the sound away from original innovative production. they may do this to distinguish each other and not necessarily create someting new. eventually there are a lot of producers sounding the same (copycats). this sound tho is different from the sounds that were around when the innovating sounds was created. by this time, the sound is tired. and then some innovators pop up again. well, actually innovators arte popping up all of the time, but it is here (when people are tired of the old sound) that they have a fighting chance.

looking retrpsepcively, one can see that there are different subgenres. the thing tho, is that one is in the middle of everything can't really cant see the whole forest and can't project oneself into the future to see the present as the past.

this is linear evolution. think of birds and how some evolved into flightless birds, swiming & diving birds (but flightless), and the flying variety.

then there is convergenence in cases where music evolves from different roots to something that sounds similar. think of the fish and dolphins.

A fellow TA user recommended this one. Thanx!

Greed feat. Lesley - Strange World (Lemon8 Mix)

Not sure if it was already mentioned, but don't forget the original...

Cygnus X - Superstring [1993]

Yves DeRuyter - The Rebel
Skynet UK - Open the Floodgates '99


Awesome!

quote:

Originally posted by Spacey Orange there can be. when these innvotive compositions are produced they are usually ignored or disdained. if it's the former, they may lay forgotten for eternity waiting for someone to discover them. if it's the latter, people accustomed to the standard sound may hate it. these are people stuck in their ways and in many senses, risk averse. some of these innovative productions will be copied tho. if a sufficient number of imitators arise, they will tweak the innovative composition a little further moving the sound away from original innovative production. they may do this to distinguish each other and not necessarily create someting new. eventually there are a lot of producers sounding the same (copycats). this sound tho is different from the sounds that were around when the innovating sounds was created. by this time, the sound is tired. and then some innovators pop up again. well, actually innovators arte popping up all of the time, but it is here (when people are tired of the old sound) that they have a fighting chance. looking retrpsepcively, one can see that there are different subgenres. the thing tho, is that one is in the middle of everything can't really cant see the whole forest and can't project oneself into the future to see the present as the past. this is linear evolution. think of birds and how some evolved into flightless birds, swiming & diving birds (but flightless), and the flying variety. then there is convergenence in cases where music evolves from different roots to something that sounds similar. think of the fish and dolphins.

very good

quote:

Originally posted by Radagast I'll go so far as to say that you're an idiot, and far from a trance fan. You don't know what a classic is. It doesn't matter how many people like it because the large majority of trance fans are ignorant fools like you. A small majority of trance fans like J.M. Silk - All In Vain, Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings Of Life, Inner City - Good Life, or any of the tracks I posted, but that doesn't mean they're not classics. It means you don't like them. Reply when you know what you're talking about. The latter year tracks I listed are more classic than the others in the same years listed earlier because they actually sound like real classic trance. Most of the tracks in the original list are listed because a large majority of pop fans like them, not because they're classic. Try that one on for size, spivey.

then how do u define "classic"

quote:

Originally posted by aloep [color==#CD5C5C] 1997: Chakra - Home color]

Have the Above and Beyond version

very sweet tune

quote:

Originally posted by Floorfiller what about... 1976: Jean Michel Jarre - Oxyegene Prt 2

1976???

WTF

quote:

Originally posted by halexander837 1976??? WTF

What about it? Yes, Jarre's Oxygene was originally released in 1976. It's not trance or even close but a classic it is.

Check THIS.


Oh and A&B mix of Home from 2000 is one of the worst mixes of it.. after Rob Searle's. Tilt's mix is also way better than A&B's. Just check the '97 mixes and you'll see how much better they are...

quote:

Originally posted by Master Kush Thanks man. It was actually safri duo - Played-a-life (bongo song) lol And sure enough, its on the list..hehe

it's "Played-A-Live"

U.S.U.R.A. - Open Your Mind (1992); I'll be damned if that isn't a classic.

Jens - Loops n Tings (1994)
Man With No Name - Sugar Rush (1994)
Man With No Name - Floor Essence (1994)
Man With No Name - Evolution (1994)
Dj Dick - Upturn (1994)
Dance 2 Trance - We Came in Peace (1990)
Cosmic Baby - The Space Track (1992)

this song is ghey but

it reminds me when i was 9


its a fine day - every single dj in the planet mixed it

lol

psht, teh threadstarter forgot

three drives - greece 2000
ferry corsten - out of the blue
gouryella - tenshi/wallhalla
space manouevres - stage one
libra pres. taylor - calling your name
schiller - das glockenspiel (humate remix)
paul van dyk - words
chicane - halcyon
underworld - born slippy

just to name a few

quote:

Originally posted by Omega_Blue ferry corsten - out of the blue

System F

I'm not sure if these can be rated classics, but in italy 90s they are for sure:

datura - el sueno 1991
francesco zappala' & Dj Proffessor - We gotta do it 1991
opus 3 - it's a fine day 1991
u.s.u.r.a - open your mind 1991

mato grosso - love 1993

max monti & mauro pilato - gam gam 1994
rexanthony - capturing matrix (atlantic version) 1994
scooter - hyper hyper 1994

r.a.f. by picotto - bakerloo simphony 1995
gigi d'agostino - gigis violin 1995
marvellous melodicos - the sun and the moon 1995
molella - xs 1995

datura - mantra 1996
dj dado - metropolis (the legend of babel) 1996
mario piu - dedicated 1996
molella - see the difference (dj dado remix) 1996
prophecy - l'arcano incantatore (rosa di rose) 1996
quadran - free your mind 1996
roland brant - nuclear sun 1996
saccoman - pyramid soundwave 1996
wakan - wakan 1996

zhi-vago - celebrate (the love) 1996

dj quicksilver - free\bellissima 1997

mike koglin - the silence 1998

quote:

Originally posted by SouthernDJ u.s.u.r.a - open your mind 1991

Really, 91? I thought 92, probably my mistake. Listened to it about 7 times yesterday in bed, still is beautiful.

im pretty sure Open your mind was released in 1992

since most of you can't read, maybe this thread should be remade with someone active as original poster.

Every1 of you missed


Atlas - Compass Error -----> Release 1993-1994

my mistake, USURA released 'Open your mind' in 92.

I'm most likely wrong on the years, so don't crucify me! (I'm at campus, can't reference my shit!)

Paul Van Dyk - Another Way (1999)
Tiesto - Sparkles (1998)
Armin - Blue Fear (1997)
Age Of Love - Age Of Love (Baby Doc RMX) (1993)
Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Power Of Love (Rob Searle RMX) (1998)
Southside Spinners - Luvstruck (1998)
DJ Alici - Ankhesenamun (1999)
Joy Kitikonti - Joyenergizer (2001)
Marco V & Benjamin - Lay All Your Love (1999)
Jan Johnston - Flesh (Tiesto RMX) (1999)
ROOS - Instant Moments (1996) [For any South Africans reading!]
Klubbheads - Kickin' Hard (1997)
Hi-Gate - Pitchin' (In Every Direction) (1999)
Planet Perfecto - Bullet In The Gun (1998)

I'm sure I'm missing out a hell of alot, but that's all I can think of right now. And as for the years, I'm going by the year I think I heard it for the first time, so I'm probably off in many cases!

God damn it man, the creator of the thread should add all the songs posted by everyone to his first post, like updating the whole shit.


I cant be arsed to read 20 pages, so I'm gonna say:

Man With No Name - Way Out West

It's from 1990.

Human Blue - Funkix / Tellus Salvation (1997)
Human Blue - Stonehenge /Psychotix (1997)
Human Blue - Ice (1999)



And these geezers http://www.discogs.com/artist/Young+American+Primitive

Powered by: vBulletin
Copyright © 2000-2021, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.