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Originally posted by [ groovypants ] Trance has become... what it has always been.

O M G ! ! ! !

I would have to admit, trance is kinda down.

I hope it makes a comeback.

Re: Trance is alive

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Originally posted by Just4Fun It's true. It's like i've discovered trance all over again. Happy me What do you guys think of darren tate or dt8?

Trance is not dead, only trainwrecking sometimes...


By the way, Darren Tate productions nowadays are not that huuuuge tunes more... but let da light shine in is a classic yet...

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Originally posted by stevebutabi i feel that techno hasn't changed that much since '99, at least carl cox's sound has stayed pretty level

(warning, may go offtopic a bit)

Then you haven't been paying attention to techno for the last few years, kind sir. True, Coxie hasn't changed that much for the last few years, but he doesn't represent all of techno, just as Tiesto / Armin / PvD don't represent all of trance.

Right now (or better, for the last year or so) the techno scene has split up a bit, one part getting harder and harder, see Remus, Rush, Amok, Wittekind etc. It's even bordering on hardcore sometimes (Promo spins techno tracks next to his usual hardcore, Luna does hard techno sets, same goes for Dana, and so on..).

Other part is going deeper, darker, more minimal. Here in Holland, minimal techno is doing fairly well, labels like Kompakt, Traum and Pokerflat are getting more and more attention. That also the way I'm going at the moment, more minimal, but keeping a groove and loving deep and dark melodies and other elements.

Of course, there are still the big name DJs pretty much sticking to their own, well-known sound (Liebing, Cox, Picotto), but that hardly comes as a surprise I'm sure.

May or may not be interesting to you, but I had to write it down after that remark of yours

Yeah, trance is alive. Finally someone got it right.

And I don't like Darren Tate, I don't know why but I find all his work boring and average.

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK trance is dead. hiphop has replaced it.

Oh please... hip hop is dead, what replaced it is cheesy RnB about cash pimps and hoes...

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Originally posted by Falcon-X Oh please... hip hop is dead, what replaced it is cheesy RnB about cash pimps and hoes...

Word, nigga, word....

Jus' checkin' tha blingbling in ma crib...ya know...tha's tha shizzle ma nizzle...
Cruisin' ma ho's in ma ride, yo...

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Originally posted by eRRaTiK trance is dead. hiphop has replaced it.

ur nuts

about hiphop

In EU and Asia trance will never die,also hiphop will be always no1 in America...Hiphop is boring,too much speeking...Music speaks for itself enogh!

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Originally posted by nwopper Word, nigga, word.... Jus' checkin' tha blingbling in ma crib...ya know...tha's tha shizzle ma nizzle... Cruisin' ma ho's in ma ride, yo...

sir, u talk like an idiot

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Originally posted by BrownTA4Life sir, u talk like an idiot

exactly, that's how they talk.

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Originally posted by BrownTA4Life

AHAHA LMAO ROFL
THATS THE GREATEST THING EVEr

"Trance is aliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiive. Take a breath."

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Originally posted by basd (warning, may go offtopic a bit) Then you haven't been paying attention to techno for the last few years, kind sir. True, Coxie hasn't changed that much for the last few years, but he doesn't represent all of techno, just as Tiesto / Armin / PvD don't represent all of trance. Right now (or better, for the last year or so) the techno scene has split up a bit, one part getting harder and harder, see Remus, Rush, Amok, Wittekind etc. It's even bordering on hardcore sometimes (Promo spins techno tracks next to his usual hardcore, Luna does hard techno sets, same goes for Dana, and so on..). Other part is going deeper, darker, more minimal. Here in Holland, minimal techno is doing fairly well, labels like Kompakt, Traum and Pokerflat are getting more and more attention. That also the way I'm going at the moment, more minimal, but keeping a groove and loving deep and dark melodies and other elements. Of course, there are still the big name DJs pretty much sticking to their own, well-known sound (Liebing, Cox, Picotto), but that hardly comes as a surprise I'm sure. May or may not be interesting to you, but I had to write it down after that remark of yours

for sure bro the minimal movement is in full effect...
i was referring to coxy, like we agreed on, he's still bangin the same old nasty tech house love that intec sound

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Originally posted by stevebutabi for sure bro the minimal movement is in full effect... i was referring to coxy, like we agreed on, he's still bangin the same old nasty tech house love that intec sound

Have seen him live a few times now, and I am getting a bit bored of his sound, but that's personal

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Originally posted by stevebutabi i feel that techno hasn't changed that much since '99, at least carl cox's sound has stayed pretty level

your not looking hard enough.

Trance is very much alive!!
but the music has change for the last years.

Modern or ''new'' trance are A&B, AVB and 4 strings(yes, I know 4 strings can be a litle cheese, but some of their songs sounds great! Turn it around, Diving, Let it Rain, Take me Away etc etc...)

New trance is: A&B - No one on earth OMG i love that song

Though, I must say I miss old trance like the ITWT and Magik cd's

Re: about hiphop

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Originally posted by pepi In EU and Asia trance will never die,also hiphop will be always no1 in America...

...including the van in my college parking lot.

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