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In no order
1. Dave Seaman (dj)
2. Lucien Foort (dj)
3. James Holden (dj+prod)
4. James Zabiela (dj)
5. Sander K (dj+prod)
6. Luke Chable (prod)
7. Infusion (prod)
8. Sasha (dj)
9. Yunus Guvenen (prod)
10. Steve Porter (prod)

Re: top 10 favourite dj's/producers.

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Originally posted by 00soups00 i know its been done to death, but i was thinking about my list, today, so i figured i'd do one of a top 10 favourite djs/producers and for which skill i have them in my top 10 for. 01. Armin Van Buuren (DJ'ing) 02. M.I.K.E (Producing) 03. Marco V (DJing/Producing) 04. Darren Tate (Producing) 05. Solarstone (Producing) 06. Markus Schulz (Producing/DJ'ing) 07. DJ Dazzle (DJ'ing) 08. John '00' Fleming (DJ'ing/Producing) 09. Ferry Corsten (DJ'ing/Producing) 10. Cor Fijneman (DJ'ing) plenty of notable apologies, but i guess thats just my list at the moment. what's yours??

THIS ONE IS MY FAVOURITE!!!!

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Originally posted by narcism ok not in any particular order Producers- Ferry under his system f alias, not liking the ferry pre 02 really. Rollo (not trance but his talents far exceed others) Rob Dougan (Same as above, got a soft spot for the aussie ) Push-This man is an absolute genius, cant speak highly enough of him Xenomorph- haha best dark psy i've ever heard in my life

still like my list yrs after
lol second time lucky wuoting this

Re: top 10 favourite dj's/producers.

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Originally posted by 00soups00 i know its been done to death, but i was thinking about my list, today, so i figured i'd do one of a top 10 favourite djs/producers and for which skill i have them in my top 10 for. 01. Armin Van Buuren (DJ'ing) 02. M.I.K.E (Producing) 03. Marco V (DJing/Producing) 04. Darren Tate (Producing) 05. Solarstone (Producing) 06. Markus Schulz (Producing/DJ'ing) 07. DJ Dazzle (DJ'ing) 08. John '00' Fleming (DJ'ing/Producing) 09. Ferry Corsten (DJ'ing/Producing) 10. Cor Fijneman (DJ'ing) plenty of notable apologies, but i guess thats just my list at the moment. what's yours??

it shouldnt' really be that suprising, i would hope that most people would have shifted their musical preference compared with wat it was three years ago... Bit sad if you havent evolved really.

but just so we can howl ourselves stupid again in another three years, lets put together a current list.

01. 16 Bit Lolita's (DJ'ing/Producing)
02. Nick Warren (DJ'ing)
03. Perry O'Neil (Producing)
04. Markus Schulz (DJing)
05. Eelke Kleijn (Producing)
06. Remy & Roland Klinkenberg (Producing)
07. Anthony Pappa (DJ'ing)
08. Bart Van Wissen (Producing)
09. Gabriel & Dresden (DJ'ing/Producing)
10. Deadmau5 (Producing)

im still pretty new at all this, only really only been paying attention to artists and djs for about 6 months, admired armin for yrs thou, but when no one around u has a clue wtf trance or armin even is, id sorta forgotten about him, but gone back to finding my roots only recently..

01 Armin van Buuren (BOTH)
02 Chicane (producing)
03 Ferry Corsten (mainly producing)
04 Sander Van Doorn (both)
05 Menno De Jong (djing)
06 Fragma (producing)
07 ATB (producing)
08 David Guetta (producing)
09 Roger Sanchez (producing)
10 LTJ Bukem (producing)

basically my music taste goes something like.. TRANCE > House > dnb

opinions?

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Originally posted by gumble Digital Witchcraft Ozgur Can Agoria Holden Sasha Chemical Brothers The Prodigy Kruder and Dorfmeister i cant decide really.....

ahahahah, 3 years ago ey. before prodigy and chems went weird i guess.

still, im not ashamed of that list by anymeans.

in 2004 ozgur, holden, agoria and dig witch were unstoppable.


I tihnk you just gotta take the moment for what its worth, and never get bogged down listening to the same shit.

so if i still like tunes i heard 3 years ago im sad? haha soups such a tool

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Originally posted by 00soups00 it shouldnt' really be that suprising, i would hope that most people would have shifted their musical preference compared with wat it was three years ago... Bit sad if you havent evolved really.

pffft what the fuck is that. music taste is not like fucking milk that goes sour after a while. looking down on somebody because they like the same artists after 3 years shows how sad you are really.

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Originally posted by Fpcookie so if i still like tunes i heard 3 years ago im sad? haha soups such a tool

that is the most ridiculous comment i have ever heard.


what im saying is that its not uncommon (nor should it be) for musical tastes to change over time. I'm not drilling down to the level of tunes, however if someone has exactly the same list now as what they did three years ago, then yes. I think that person would have been closing themselves off to new music at their own detriment.

Haven't seen many Djs so myne are all producers
1. Shpongle
2. Juno Reactor
3. S.U.N. Project
4. Etic
5. Vibrasphere
6. Infected mushroom
7. Astral projection
8. Electric Universe
9. 1200 micrograms
10. Astrix

Re: Re: top 10 favourite dj's/producers.

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Originally posted by 00soups00 it shouldnt' really be that suprising, i would hope that most people would have shifted their musical preference compared with wat it was three years ago... Bit sad if you havent evolved really.

i hate to jump on the anti soups bandwagon, but since when does change = evolution? i can name plenty of musical changes i would consider devolution (metallica- st anger anyone?)

i love it how soups has gone from the music-worshipping, positive wide-eyed enthusiast to the elitist knobjockey we now see before us. almost as funny as "euphoricaAUS". lol paulie.

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN but since when does change = evolution?

since 1859 when The Origin of Species was published, proposing the modern theory of evolution.

Then you have to also take into consideration that evolution may not always be parsimonious, so any change is therefore evolutionary.

But I guess most people would see it as "moving forward" to a "higher" level. Even I use it like that when talking outside biology terms.

well im not gonna argue evolutionary biology with a zoologist but evolution to me has always meant an improvement, i wasnt aware that change per se = evolution. thus my use of "devolution".

but in any case, in the context of music i doubt someone changing their tastes could be classified as evolution, unless you can identify a previous taste in music as categorically inferior

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Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN well im not gonna argue evolutionary biology with a zoologist but evolution to me has always meant an improvement, i wasnt aware that change per se = evolution. thus my use of "devolution". but in any case, in the context of music i doubt someone changing their tastes could be classified as evolution, unless you can identify a previous taste in music as categorically inferior

Haha, yer like I said, outside of biology, evolution = improvement.

Change = evolution is something I just like to argue, its not all biologists point of view by any means. I just love debating theories

1. hernan cattaneo (djing)
2. anthony pappa (djing)



producing wise, Sultan, Tonedepth, Bart Van Wissen, dousk, g pal nice n deep

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Originally posted by gumble Haha, yer like I said, outside of biology, evolution = improvement. Change = evolution is something I just like to argue, its not all biologists point of view by any means. I just love debating theories

haha. youre a different man since your hiatus. thats like 3 lines, and "get fvcked" isnt anywhere to be seen. youre chilling out in your old age!

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Originally posted by 00soups00 that is the most ridiculous comment i have ever heard.

ridiculous that you said someone is sad for liking the same music as 3 years ago, yes.
ridiculous that you are a tool, hmm.

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Originally posted by 00soups00 what im saying is that its not uncommon (nor should it be) for musical tastes to change over time. I'm not drilling down to the level of tunes, however if someone has exactly the same list now as what they did three years ago, then yes. I think that person would have been closing themselves off to new music at their own detriment.

heres something revolutionary - someone might actually still like something from 3 years ago AND listen to new music.

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Originally posted by PauLie_C 1. hernan cattaneo (djing) 2. anthony pappa (djing) producing wise, Sultan, Tonedepth, Bart Van Wissen, dousk, g pal nice n deep

hehehe im going to plus 1 hernan will find out about pappa next month i guess

for producing id have to say
1. Luke Chable
2. Aphex Twin
3. Jean Michel Jarre

in no order


Armin Van Buuren
Aly & Fila
Mike Nichol
Above & Beyond
Matt Darey
M.I.K.E
Tiesto
Adam White
Sean Tyas
Chicane

Chicane live is the best show ive ever seen!

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Originally posted by chrisg Chicane live is the best show ive ever seen!

agreed!!!!!!!!!!

saw them in athens a few years ago, FKN unbelievable

Re: Re: Re: Re: top 10 favourite dj's/producers.

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Originally posted by gumble since 1859 when The Origin of Species was published, proposing the modern theory of evolution. Then you have to also take into consideration that evolution may not always be parsimonious, so any change is therefore evolutionary. But I guess most people would see it as "moving forward" to a "higher" level. Even I use it like that when talking outside biology terms.

Evolution is still improvement tho, because evolution = removing inferior parts-- so: i'm born randomly with an extra finger on each hand: but when eventually all mankind has 6 fingers on each hand, 5-finger people are seen as inferior because they were bred out: the 6-finger people are better because they survive, while the 5-fingered FREAKs are all dead...

all the 5-fingers are removed from mankind because there's a better model available (the 6-finger)--

no?

yes but if the same thing happened with 4 fingers instead of 6 it is still evolution. even tho 4 fingers is a step backwards.

technically evolution = change. not necessarily improvment.

but as gumble said most people see it how you explained

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Originally posted by 00soups00 that is the most ridiculous comment i have ever heard. what im saying is that its not uncommon (nor should it be) for musical tastes to change over time. I'm not drilling down to the level of tunes, however if someone has exactly the same list now as what they did three years ago, then yes. I think that person would have been closing themselves off to new music at their own detriment.

With new technology that comes out every year, there are new ways producers go about writing music - different production techniques come into the mix and you get an entirely different sound. Therefore if a person still likes a producer till this day - who are you to say they are listening to the same sort of music and closing themselves off. Secondly is it not possible for someone to listen to new music from various producers and still think the producers they have listed in this thread 3 years ago as their favorite?

If this is possible then what you are saying holds no merit.

Listen to liebs free lsg album and then listen to rendezvous in outer space. They are completely different.

^^^
it's the same with 4 fingers tho: eventually the people of the past (5-fingers) would die out, and the 4-fingers would be seen as superior because they were able to survive while the 5-fingers couldn't-- so it's still progress-- but yeah, i guess change = evolution at the baser level- logic always confuses things

Armin Van Buuren
Aly & Fila
Above & Beyond
Adam White
Ferry Corsten
The Thrillseekers
Shane 54
DJ Shah
Signal Runners
DJ Fire

in no order apart from DJ Fire being the best producer
DJ Fire rules!

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