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Posted by Misty Kitty on Jun-24-2003 12:34:

if technology were to collapse as a whole then there may be a few teething problems in recreating what has gone before.... but there will always b sound however it has evolved, it jst depends if the word 'trance' and its meaning is maintained. Which i think it will be.

Posted by Psionic on Jun-24-2003 13:42:

Posted by whiskers on Jun-24-2003 15:43:

quote:
Originally posted by TranceGiant
In this case I suggest we close the Music Discussion forum for good and let it be.

Seriously dude, what was that? Had some kind of Nihilism attack?

in case you didn't notice, each of the 20 "what's your top ten tracks ATM" threads is more useful than this thread, because this thread fits the category "oh, i'm trying to be cool and original by coming up with topics just for the sake of posting them and not actually discussing them"

and since this thread is so pointless, i'm done posting in it.

Posted by annon185 on Jun-24-2003 17:20:

quote:
Originally posted by Galapidate

lolz

Posted by VaNFeCto on Jun-24-2003 17:41:

Trance hasnt even reached its highest point yet so u can say when its goin to die, or actually maybe it has reached its point and I dont know yet but IMO I still think trance has a long way to come here in America, and i think its steadily reaching a new plateau, but until that happens no one can predict the future of trance IMO.

Posted by Hitman on Jun-24-2003 17:47:

useless thread

easy way to get you post count up though...

Posted by Streakfury on Jun-25-2003 23:29:

Just one of life's mysteries!

No-one can ever really know, but tbh, it wont die for AGES coz there are just so many die-hard fans willing to hear (and pay for!) the tunes being made and until that stops, it'll be around 4eva

IN TRANCE WE TRUST

Posted by ASOT100 on Jun-25-2003 23:48:

if u don't like these threads don't click on em... duh doy doy

Posted by Fast Turtle on Jun-26-2003 00:02:

5 years, when it will be replaced by HAPPY HARDCORE!!! you see, as the drugs get more advanced, the less and less need we will have for more complex music

Posted by 13am on Jun-26-2003 00:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Hitman
useless thread

easy way to get you post count up though...

werd

Posted by fr0st on Jun-26-2003 00:53:

why the fuck does it matter???? if you like it continue to listening to it, if you dont then dont listen to it..... long as you like it, it wont die out...

Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Jun-26-2003 01:01:

WHERE IS THE DAMN "D" BUTTON!?!

Posted by Phantom on Jun-26-2003 01:23:

(a) i suppose. I mean its perhaps not dead, but has evolved quite a bit. Certain subgenres are dead, epic and psy for example, but new continue to develop, progressive for example. Im sure there will always be fans even if the artists stop producing it.

I know Breaks is FINALLY getting big, after laying low in the southern US for literally years. Trance however has already had its time in the spotlight.

Posted by Fast Turtle on Jun-26-2003 02:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Phantom
(a) i suppose. I mean its perhaps not dead, but has evolved quite a bit. Certain subgenres are dead, epic and psy for example, but new continue to develop, progressive for example. Im sure there will always be fans even if the artists stop producing it.

I know Breaks is FINALLY getting big, after laying low in the southern US for literally years. Trance however has already had its time in the spotlight.

Psychedelic is huge in Israel and a few other places, and Armin Van Buuren is epic trance. Breaks seems about as popular as ever. The US scene is a lot different from the general international one, and the US kind of has it's own EDM culture and sound.

Posted by hitokiri on Jun-26-2003 03:58:

silly question...trance 4 ever an it only gets better an better

Posted by sym on Jun-26-2003 04:21:

Trance will never die out, simply evolve into other forms, You're already seeing this happening with prog becoming more and more popular, alot see this is the new incarnation of trance.

Posted by twizta on Jun-26-2003 04:23:

i dont think trance will ever fade out...however i do think it will evolve..into something worse or better.....

oh well

time will tell

Posted by Lakerfan36 on Jun-26-2003 04:39:

quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
WHERE IS THE DAMN "D" BUTTON!?!

?????????

Posted by Psionic on Jun-26-2003 04:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Isannah
?????????

Thinks he means delete

Posted by Phantom on Jun-26-2003 05:38:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Nuclear
Psychedelic is huge in Israel and a few other places, and Armin Van Buuren is epic trance. Breaks seems about as popular as ever. The US scene is a lot different from the general international one, and the US kind of has it's own EDM culture and sound.

Psy is huge in Isreal because thats more or less the birthplace of it (Astral Projection et al.).

AvB last 2 times I saw him was now spinning more progressive and less epic.

Posted by melly on Jun-26-2003 05:41:

(Q.) It depends how your tastes change.

Posted by Zayatz on Jun-26-2003 06:06:

trance isn't dead?
ok.

Posted by Nadi on Jun-26-2003 06:09:

I guess when you get right down to it, at some point intelligent life will no longer exist in our universe. Trance will either die then, or billions if not trillions of years before that happens :P

Posted by whitesmoke on Jun-26-2003 07:39:

do they have trance on other planets?

Posted by whitesmoke on Jun-26-2003 07:41:

the sun will burn out in something around 4 billion years. so the question is......

if trance is playing on a planet and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?

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