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| Originally posted by Clyde77 it depends where you are mate. if you are in asia, the trance scene is dominated by asians. if you are in america of course youll get more white people because blacks goes to the hiphop clubs and asians go to both. |
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| Originally posted by Shafteh Im Guessing its probably somthing to do with the fact that the places where trance are popular... the Majority of people are white... and those of Black or other races prefer to listen to other Genres they can relate with people in. |
i find it amusing that i am southern american and i love two things, country and trance.
and i hate ******s.
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| Originally posted by Ek0nomik PS2 Controller - X, O, [], /\, O, O, X, []. Finish him! |
well i think trance is hugly popular with all races, except blacks. And its dominated by whites because it was made and made popular by whites in england/ibiza first then holland and so on. But then why is hiphop/rap dominated by blacks? same reason, was made and made popular by blacks, in harlem, queens, bronx etc in areas dominated by blacks. Just works out that way.
and non whites dominating all sports is like saying why do non blacks dominate all sports.. stupid comment, comparing one race to the rest of the world lol. Comparing A race overall might be a better way of doin it... blacks for example, they dominate maybe baseball, football(american) and basketball.... what about soccer, dominated by caucasians/latinos, cricket dominated by whites and browns, rugby dominated by whites, hockey lol thats a given, lacrosse mostly whites i think. list goes on and on.
For the last time, answer these questions and you'll come to your answer:
Why is mongoloian throat-singing dominated by mongolians?
The mongoloian throat-singers are mongolian.
The listening audience is mongoloian.
Why?
Why is mexican corrido music dominated by mexicans?
The producers are mexican.
The mexican corrido singers are mexican.
The listening audience is mexican.
Why?
Why is chinese pop music dominated by chinese?
The producers are chinese.
The chinese pop music singers are chinese.
The listening audience is chinese.
Why?
Why is hungarian nota music dominated by hungarians?
The producers are hungarian.
The nota singers are hungarian.
The listening audience is hungarian.
Why?
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| Originally posted by Spacey Orange For the last time, answer these questions and you'll come to your answer: Why is mongoloian throat-singing dominated by mongolians? The mongoloian throat-singers are mongolian. The listening audience are mongoloian. Why? Why is mexican corrido music dominated by mexicans? The producers are mexican. The mexican corrido singers are mexican. The listening audience are mexican. Why? Why is chinese pop music dominated by chinese? The producers are chinese. The chinese pop music singers are chinese. The listening audience are chinese. Why? Why is hungarian nota music dominated by hungarians? The producers are hungarian. The nota singers are hungarian. The listening audience are hungarian. Why? |
cause trance is racist 
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| Originally posted by Project 7 cause trance is racist |
What a coincidence. Why, just yesterday I....ah, someone already covered that.
Well, to add more to the discussion, I'll tell you....but first: There is nothing racist by what I am about to say. It's just an acknowledgement of differences. It's only racist if one is presumed superior to the others. Which I'm not saying at all.
*ahem*
Holistically, when it comes to music:
blacks have always gravitated towards rhythm (tempo and percussion)
whites have always gravitated towards melody (notes and scales)
asians have always gravitated towards harmony (chords and tones)
This is not just the case with electronic music, this is the case with ALL music.
Beyond that, however, not much distinction can be made without getting into some sticky arguments, but so far, that's what's evident.
As always, there are exceptions.
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| Originally posted by Wyndham blacks for example, they dominate maybe baseball |
Because trance is intelligent music.
Actually, you ask any real, classically trained musician, they will tell you that trance is to intelligent music like a grade 1 reading primer is to sophisticated literature.
See Dick.
See Dick dance.
See Dick dance to Trance.
Dance Dick dance.
True trance (the kind you champion) does require cerebral input from the listener, because it lacks elements that are easy to associate with (can't sing along, can't air guitar, etc). Music is all about evoking reaction from the listener, and by making music more minimal, you can draw a deeper reaction from them. Of course, you could just bore them to shit.
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| Originally posted by Spartan no no no no no, blacks in baseball has been on the decline since the mid 90s. But it was just meant as an example i know i'm ranting... |
well.. i think it has social and culture factor...
these are the principal...
but i ll not talk about all genres... classical (intelectuals), trance (playboys and more other well-born), heavy metal (intelligent rebels), hip-hop (ignorant rebels)..
ok, maybe i'm wrong classifying these things, hehhe.. :P
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| Originally posted by Ishkur Holistically, when it comes to music: blacks have always gravitated towards rhythm (tempo and percussion) whites have always gravitated towards melody (notes and scales) asians have always gravitated towards harmony (chords and tones) |
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| Originally posted by Groundhog Boy Wow, that one's off the mark. How do you explain that the trance parties I go to are probably half white, half asian, with a few blacks and latinos in there as well? BTW, maybe I missed something, but is there a reason you waste your time on this site if you feel that trance is to music as a reading primer is to literature? Or do you just like to act like a kindergartener sometimes? |
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| Originally posted by Ishkur Actually, you ask any real, classically trained musician, they will tell you that trance is to intelligent music like a grade 1 reading primer is to sophisticated literature. See Dick. See Dick dance. See Dick dance to Trance. Dance Dick dance. |
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| Originally posted by Wyndham probably because of the drugs haha, drugs bring A LOT of people into the scene that wouldn't otherwise be there for just the music, and im definately singling out the asians for that one. Come stand on the floor at the Guvernment in toronto and u'll see what i mean. hes right what he said about trance, its a very basic form of music and its pretty obvious, everything is 4/4 and you know when every little thing is going to happen. compare a djs trance set to a symphony... |
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| Originally posted by Groundhog Boy but to make that big of a generalization shows that his exposure to who's listening to the music is a bit sheltered. |
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| Originally posted by Numidia Would that classically trained musician be able to properly synthesize his own sounds on a synth, or properly use MIDI, or be able to make all the levels on the track be just right? Probably not. Half of producing trance is technical as well as musical ability. I'm sorry, but when people belittle the amount of work and skill it takes to make a great trance tune, it pisses me off. |
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil Actually, in truth your exposure is sheltered, and his generalizations show that he knows more about who's listening to the music than you do. Your only "rebuttal" for his historically correct musical observations as it relates to various cultures is who you saw at some clubs in your town? Eye laugh. |
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| Originally posted by Sykonee Hi, his name is Vangelis/Jean Michel Jarre/Philip Glass/Mike Oldfield/Yanni/need I go on?. Perhaps you've heard of him? Oh, and for the record, Oliver Lieb's classically trained. It shows, doesn't it. |
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| Originally posted by Aiwendil Actually, in truth your exposure is sheltered, and his generalizations show that he knows more about who's listening to the music than you do. Your only "rebuttal" for his historically correct musical observations as it relates to various cultures is who you saw at some clubs in your town? Eye laugh. |
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