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Posted by T_2199 on Jan-27-2004 09:35:

Trance is getting boring ?

No way, then you just overplayed it because theyre coming so many great tunes out every single week and progressive trance is bigger than ever!!

When I got home Ill post my exel list of my records just to show how many great trance releases they were the last 3 month (you could easily spend 1000 � the last 3 month just for trance)


Posted by Ste on Jan-27-2004 10:29:

it all sounds the same at the moment, and everytime something decent and different comes along either:

a) it is accepted and the artist in question makes about 10 tunes after sounding the same

or

b) everyone thinks it shit anyway because its not played by armin/tiesto/schulz/produced by G&D (delete as appropriate)


Posted by davidderail on Jan-27-2004 11:42:

just about every label i listen to has different sounding tracks then the others. if you can't hear it and think its so much cheese you either need to dig ALOT deeper or just move on.


Posted by vmc on Jan-27-2004 12:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Ste
it all sounds the same at the moment, and everytime something decent and different comes along either:

a) it is accepted and the artist in question makes about 10 tunes after sounding the same

or

b) everyone thinks it shit anyway because its not played by armin/tiesto/schulz/produced by G&D (delete as appropriate)


You got the point here. There are less quality tracks than before, that's for sure. The 2nd half of 2003 was crap for trance. But the stagnancy may end soon so the production quality will be back.


Posted by TOR on Jan-27-2004 12:57:

trance is way more complex than it used to be, so that's a good thing..

the sounds have become deeper as well, so that's a good thing too.


check out some sets by Dj Precision and Niklas Harding, and you'll see what i'm talking about.
A State of Trance does not represent the entire scene!


Posted by A.J. on Jan-27-2004 13:36:


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