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Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by roosh 7. Reaches a level of zen where he doesn't care about genres or what other people like. He listens to music for the emotions and states it puts him through.

At least I'd like to think so

It's exactly the way I followed.

But, for lvl 4, I never had and I have no friends who love trance.

I'm lvl 6b and 7.

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Originally posted by Az wow, aren't you the little sociologist welcome to the 103478437670356th thread of this nature

Heh, I've never seen one. Love your location btw

Is nobody gonna admit to being stages 4 or below

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Originally posted by Az wow, aren't you the little sociologist welcome to the 103478437670356th thread of this nature

It's always the grumpy assholes that will post shit like that about 5 minutes after a thread is made

Its the nice, helpful people that will post around 'mid' and 'last'




btw,

I agree.

However... dont know what stage i'm at.....

i think im 6b-7. never really made comments about techno or trance going downstream. if i did, its more associated with my taste in music changing not the music itself changing.

I believe I'm in Stage 3 right now. Taking advice of the veterans, dling good tracks and paying more attention to the beats.

ive been stuck at 6a and 6b for a looong time.

hmm...good post....as a newb who has been rising up the ranks i can see these stages.

Im at level 4 except i dont think all my friends are following my lead. I hope i can bypass stage 5 because it looks really sad with people flaming others for liking so called 'cheese' trance/techno.

woohoo, let's classify each other by stages now instead of genres!


good going.

anyone who says they're in stage 7 is a hypocrite.

flame on

/back to winamp whoring.

How about Stage 1b:

Person drops a pill and goes to a rave and realizes how amazing music is...

Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by roosh 1. Somehow gets exposed to trance music, either at the club or through a friend. Likes one particular track and asks for more tracks like it. <--- First EDM experience- May 1999, S&D, Karma, Boston; PvD- Words, Rendezvous, For an Angel, Oakie's Tranceport, S&D N.E. vol. 1. 2. Furiously searches for and then downloads trance songs, mostly cheese. Finds online community full of snobby veterans who makes fun of his newb tracks. <-- Twiloboard. 3. Newbie listens to the advice of the veterans and downloads better tracks. Starts to see beat patterns in trance and really enjoys the music for what it is. This stage is like a baby... pure and innocent. <-- PvD's Soundgarden, Digweed's Kiss100, Global Dj Broadcast. 4. Starts to share music with friends, and they make fun of the music because it all "sounds the same." He doesn't understand why people would be so closed minded and listen to the pop trash on MTV. Not by accident, his newer friends like trance too. <-- Introducing friends, relatives and their friends to EDM and Twilo. 5. After some time, our trance listener becomes a veteran. He posts on forums making fun of newbies for their primitive tastes. He becomes upset when his favorite tracks become mainstream. Starts to call 90% of all music cheese. <-- Becoming a proud and honored member of TA.com. 6a. Starts listening to other genres and see's the light... posting on how trance is dead, how it's not the same, how tiesto sucks, etc. and how techno/house/progressive/tech-trance or jungle is the best kind of music in the world. <--- Respects music that comes from the heart, some ambient stuff, some Linkin Park, some traditional Chinese music: http://www.tcen.org/music/ AND/OR 6b. Decides to become a DJ <--- hehe sort of working on this... Roosh

See some comments... Thanks Roosh for your insightful post.

6b here. Definitely not 7. God, I hope I don't get there. I like my discriminating taste in music.

Re: Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by spacechica See some comments... Thanks Roosh for your insightful post.

I really like traditional Chinese music. No, I'm not kidding. But your downloads sort of suck as far as that genre goes.

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Originally posted by spinstar hmm...good post....as a newb who has been rising up the ranks i can see these stages. Im at level 4 except i dont think all my friends are following my lead. I hope i can bypass stage 5 because it looks really sad with people flaming others for liking so called 'cheese' trance/techno.

why do people always put trance SLASH techno as if they are alike or something? its like going "today i was in the car and i heard punk/new age on the radio!"

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Originally posted by mndeg why do people always put trance SLASH techno as if they are alike or something? its like going "today i was in the car and i heard punk/new age on the radio!"

The eternal struggle continues...

Re: Re: Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by Cobalt I really like traditional Chinese music. No, I'm not kidding. But your downloads sort of suck as far as that genre goes.

Back to step 4 or something...

look at this on google
Arts > Music > Styles > Dance > Techno > Party Organizers

i clicked dance
Ballroom (1)
Carolina Beach (28)
Clubbing (47)
Clubs and Venues (516)
Concerts and Events (36)
Disco (164)
DJs (1044)
Drum and Bass (312)
Electronica (624)
Euro Dance (23)
Freestyle (17)
Garage (58)
Ghettotech (24)
House (323)
Radio (6)
Shopping (200)
Techno (416)
Trance (248

Re: Re: Re: Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by spacechica Back to step 4 or something...

Sorry, maybe I was a little harsh. I just hate when they use synthesizers instead of traditional instruments, and when they incorporate any western vocals.

I just got a CD with the vocals of a Tibetan folk singer named Kelsang Chukie Tethong which is nice. It's by Narada, so there's some westernization, but not too much. Check out some samples on Amazon here.

Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by roosh 1. Somehow gets exposed to trance music, either at the club or through a friend. Likes one particular track and asks for more tracks like it. 2. Furiously searches for and then downloads trance songs, mostly cheese. Finds online community full of snobby veterans who makes fun of his newb tracks. 3. Newbie listens to the advice of the veterans and downloads better tracks. Starts to see beat patterns in trance and really enjoys the music for what it is. This stage is like a baby... pure and innocent. 4. Starts to share music with friends, and they make fun of the music because it all "sounds the same." He doesn't understand why people would be so closed minded and listen to the pop trash on MTV. Not by accident, his newer friends like trance too. 5. After some time, our trance listener becomes a veteran. He posts on forums making fun of newbies for their primitive tastes. He becomes upset when his favorite tracks become mainstream. Starts to call 90% of all music cheese. 6a. Starts listening to other genres and see's the light... posting on how trance is dead, how it's not the same, how tiesto sucks, etc. and how techno/house/progressive/tech-trance or jungle is the best kind of music in the world. AND/OR 6b. Decides to become a DJ 7. Reaches a level of zen where he doesn't care about genres or what other people like. He listens to music for the emotions and states it puts him through. Roosh

i think i am in the stage 7! and at this moment the music that expose me to the most significant experiences is the psytrance!!!

Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by roosh 7. Reaches a level of zen where he doesn't care about genres or what other people like. He listens to music for the emotions and states it puts him through.

Re: Progression of a trance music listener

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Originally posted by roosh 1. Somehow gets exposed to trance music, either at the club or through a friend. Likes one particular track and asks for more tracks like it. 2. Furiously searches for and then downloads trance songs, mostly cheese. Finds online community full of snobby veterans who makes fun of his newb tracks. 3. Newbie listens to the advice of the veterans and downloads better tracks. Starts to see beat patterns in trance and really enjoys the music for what it is. This stage is like a baby... pure and innocent. 4. Starts to share music with friends, and they make fun of the music because it all "sounds the same." He doesn't understand why people would be so closed minded and listen to the pop trash on MTV. Not by accident, his newer friends like trance too. 5. After some time, our trance listener becomes a veteran. He posts on forums making fun of newbies for their primitive tastes. He becomes upset when his favorite tracks become mainstream. Starts to call 90% of all music cheese. 6a. Starts listening to other genres and see's the light... posting on how trance is dead, how it's not the same, how tiesto sucks, etc. and how techno/house/progressive/tech-trance or jungle is the best kind of music in the world. AND/OR 6b. Decides to become a DJ 7. Reaches a level of zen where he doesn't care about genres or what other people like. He listens to music for the emotions and states it puts him through. Roosh

woah Its like you read our minds.

Im at stage 7 Except i dont think Tiesto sucks. Tiesto and Paul oakenfold are my favorite DJs as they have had the most influence on me.

I'm at stage 7 and proud of it.I dont care what people say about what I listen to cause I think their music sucks anyway!

i skipped straight to ZEN

coz i dun give a fuck what people say about the music i listen too.

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Originally posted by zarathustra How about Stage 1b: Person drops a pill and goes to a rave and realizes how amazing music is...

I just passed that stage a week and a half ago at Love!

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