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Posted by MekkaFIN on Jan-25-2005 11:34:

Re: Re: Best "Proggy-Tunes"???

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
amiel - love song scrumfrog club mix
deepdish flashdance

prog?
Just house tracks I think.


Posted by Trance Nutter on Jan-25-2005 11:40:

Chable & Bonicci - Ride


Posted by WEGWEISER on Jan-25-2005 12:14:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
its a good song. just not progressive.. we were correcting him


That's not White Room that Armin played this year to much. It's an other track and it's deffently one of the best progressive tunes.


Posted by Greedy on Jan-25-2005 17:53:

anything by:

creamer and stephane K
Sultan aka Soul Tan
The Greek aka Tone Depth
Holmes Ives


Posted by apollo_144 on Jan-25-2005 18:25:

Matthew Dekay - Clearing The Mind
Matthew Dekay - If I could Fly


THATS PURE OWNAGE


Posted by Jantjeuh on Jan-25-2005 20:17:

quote:
Originally posted by apollo_144
Matthew Dekay - Clearing The Mind
Matthew Dekay - If I could Fly


THATS PURE OWNAGE


Matthew Dekay - Bad owns both of those


Posted by vatoloco77 on Jan-25-2005 22:26:

Thanx TA's many nice posts


Posted by dj Zevan on Jan-25-2005 22:56:

a lot of good progressive tunes are already posted

also check anything by Wrecked Angle, Delikate Imposters, Dousk, Derek Howell, Digital Witchcraft, Jiva, James Holden, Fretwell, Pole Folder & CP, Michael Burns/Blue Haze, Way Out West, Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan, Nick & John Dalagelis, Steve Porter, Greg Benz & MD, Kosmas Epsilon, Ozgur Can, Shiloh, Yunus Guvenen, Infusion, ... and so much more


Posted by Ory on Jan-25-2005 22:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Trancened
Whats the point in posting your fav's if someone is jus gonna bash u...fuck TA


What's the point in posting your favorites when noone gives a shit about what someone thinks about a track, and would much less take the suggestion to listen to it. Unless that someone has an acquired taste in music, something I can only say about less than 5 people on these forums.

So yes, "fuck TA".


Posted by DjArTiN! on Jan-25-2005 23:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
Oh god.


same reply...


Posted by daphunky1 on Jan-25-2005 23:59:

Well, I'd use a thread like this to just scan through and just find out about many great prog tunes I might've missed lately. So thanks for the tunes from everyone.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned perry oneill though.
Perry Oneill - Arise, and Wave Force and both great.
Also, anything from Leama and Moor.


Posted by Protege on Jan-26-2005 00:04:

quote:
Originally posted by daphunky1
Well, I'd use a thread like this to just scan through and just find out about many great prog tunes I might've missed lately. So thanks for the tunes from everyone.
I'm surprised no one has mentioned perry oneill though.
Perry Oneill - Arise, and Wave Force and both great.
Also, anything from Leama and Moor.


Because Perry and Leama and Moor are not prog. Remember kids, just because you hear it on GDJB does not mean that it is prog.


Posted by SillyR on Jan-26-2005 03:09:

quote:
Originally posted by dj Zevan
a lot of good progressive tunes are already posted

also check anything by Wrecked Angle, Delikate Imposters, Dousk, Derek Howell, Digital Witchcraft, Jiva, James Holden, Fretwell, Pole Folder & CP, Michael Burns/Blue Haze, Way Out West, Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan, Nick & John Dalagelis, Steve Porter, Greg Benz & MD, Kosmas Epsilon, Ozgur Can, Shiloh, Yunus Guvenen, Infusion, ... and so much more


Moshic


Posted by armandzadza on Jan-26-2005 04:39:

A lot of the tracks that have been listed above aren't even progressive house. I myself listen mostly to tech-house these days, with the following being my recent favorites:

Tiga - Pleasure From The Bass
Eloi Brunelle - Piknic Moderne (Mateo Murphy Mix)
The Idiots - Techno Monster
Soulwax - E Talking
Client - Radio (Rex the Dog Mix)

P.S. Another thing that irks me is the word "prog". It's an abbrevition of "progressive", which is an abbreviation of "progressive house". C'mon, people!


Posted by Redd on Jan-26-2005 11:13:

Thanks for all the recommendations!

I've given up on understanding whats prog. and whats not, and since there is so much aggression against people posting wrong genre-favorites here I'll keep away

(anything by James Holden - check out his aliases and remixes as well)


Posted by dj Zevan on Jan-26-2005 11:19:

quote:
Originally posted by dj Zevan
and so much more


quote:
Originally posted by SillyR
Moshic


easy dude


Posted by E.Sv on Jan-26-2005 11:44:

Dousk - The Novel
Barry Gilbey - Plastic Man
Sander Kleinenberg - The Fruit


Posted by NiteMer on Jan-26-2005 17:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Protege
Because Perry and Leama and Moor are not prog. Remember kids, just because you hear it on GDJB does not mean that it is prog.


Leama and Moor are borderline prog. The beat structure and basslines have the proggy feels (via Andy Moor), and the melodic aspects (via Leama) are a little more trancy, but still have a less intrusive characteristic. I would call them a crossbreed between prog house, and prog trance.


Posted by SillyR on Jan-26-2005 21:50:

quote:
Originally posted by dj Zevan
easy dude


Hehe I just meant that he kicks ass...
and I'm not a dude


Posted by swisstoni_uk on Jan-26-2005 22:06:

Loving Nick Thompson - Spice Fire at the minute, as well as Nikola Gala & Chris Mosio - Colourless, and hopefully tomorrow (fingers crossed), Matthew Dekay - Bad/What If


Posted by dj Zevan on Jan-26-2005 22:28:

quote:
Originally posted by SillyR
Hehe I just meant that he kicks ass...

I know, just slipped my mind at the moment

quote:
Originally posted by SillyR and I'm not a dude

My mistake


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