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Posted by Fledz on Jan-25-2007 10:47:

quote:
Originally posted by eRRaTiK
trance died years ago. discuss.


No need to discuss. That's the most inaccurate and overused statement in EDM. Trance didn't die, your tastes changed.


Posted by RaverSpike on Jan-25-2007 19:54:

whats with these majors djs changing directions , 1st comic gate, now M.I.K.e


Posted by christos on Jan-28-2007 23:37:

^^^^it's called keeping ahead of your game, trying new things, finding that 'next' new sound. Take Ferry Corsten for example


Posted by anthony_n on Jan-28-2007 23:58:

trance just reminds me of "revenge of the nerds"
di ni ni ni ni di ni ni


Posted by anthony_n on Jan-28-2007 23:58:

trance just reminds me of "revenge of the nerds"
di ni ni ni ni di ni ni


Posted by anthony_n on Jan-28-2007 23:59:

trance just reminds me of "revenge of the nerds"
di ni ni ni ni di ni ni


Posted by sLiCk_NiCk on Jan-29-2007 00:02:

quote:
Originally posted by anthony_n
trance just reminds me of "revenge of the nerds"
di ni ni ni ni di ni ni


ok now fuck off


Posted by anthony_n on Jan-29-2007 00:07:

lol


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Jan-30-2007 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by Aesthetic
say it aint so?


youre the last cvnt that should be poking fingers...


Posted by Anomyst on Jan-31-2007 01:15:

Trance never died, the lifecycle will see its return in a differnt form.

tbh most trance is pooh at the moment, trying to incorporate electro elements in everything or just the airey fairy garbage, i want to see what the minimal techno surge will do for the producers of trance, as i think the minimal stuff at the moment is fantastic, as is the psy thats being played/produced and all the progressive stuff thats being churned out.

nothing is dead, just reborn. i am really looking forward to the direction some of these genre's are taking.

Its really setting the bar quite high and separating the hight class producers from the lower classed rush jobs. imo


Posted by Deeman on Jan-31-2007 01:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
Trance never died, the lifecycle will see its return in a differnt form.

tbh most trance is pooh at the moment, trying to incorporate electro elements in everything or just the airey fairy garbage, i want to see what the minimal techno surge will do for the producers of trance, as i think the minimal stuff at the moment is fantastic, as is the psy thats being played/produced and all the progressive stuff thats being churned out.

nothing is dead, just reborn. i am really looking forward to the direction some of these genre's are taking.

Its really setting the bar quite high and separating the hight class producers from the lower classed rush jobs. imo


That's an interesting viewpoint. I hope something happens sooner rather than later as it's so frustrating to find quality trance tunes atm. Trance is in my blood and will never die but it's annoying that you have to spend hours searching just to find one tune that's just good enough and doesn't sound like everything else.


Posted by stipsy on Jan-31-2007 02:42:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
Trance never died, the lifecycle will see its return in a differnt form.

tbh most trance is pooh at the moment, trying to incorporate electro elements in everything or just the airey fairy garbage, i want to see what the minimal techno surge will do for the producers of trance, as i think the minimal stuff at the moment is fantastic, as is the psy thats being played/produced and all the progressive stuff thats being churned out.

nothing is dead, just reborn. i am really looking forward to the direction some of these genre's are taking.

Its really setting the bar quite high and separating the hight class producers from the lower classed rush jobs. imo


what did you think of joofs set dude?


Posted by Anomyst on Jan-31-2007 03:36:

quote:
Originally posted by stipsy
what did you think of joofs set dude?


It was really good and i enjoyed it alot! but if i were to pick any low point in the set i would have to say it sounded very same same. but thats not to say that the quality of music wasnt there, as the psy elements he was using in common trance hits were great and added a j00fspin to it, which showed he is sticking with his roots (unlike most producers these days), he was brilliant at earthcore as well!!! i dont think the gatecrasher crowd was the best environment for a set like that, but i really really enjoyed it! and was good to see people grooving along to psy!


Posted by groova on Feb-02-2007 13:39:

Can someone please provide me with a link to these said 'electro house' tunes by m.i.k.e.

But yeah, this guy has a rediculous amount of aliases, i don't mind if he dabbles in a lil' electro house for fun or for a bit of extra cash, just as long as he doesn't make a full blown transition. But hey, CJ Bolland is a fellow Belgian and he spins some awesome electro nowadays, so if m.i.k.e follows his footsteps it wouldn't be a complete waste.

Still disappointing though.


Posted by echosystm on Feb-02-2007 13:59:

Re: M.I.K.E'S new direction

quote:
Originally posted by stipsy
electro house crap...


AWESOME


Posted by tachyon on Feb-03-2007 00:00:

quote:
Originally posted by Anomyst
i want to see what the minimal techno surge will do for the producers of trance, as i think the minimal stuff at the moment is fantastic,



yeah, the past 2 years has been quite an interesting (and exciting) time for that kind of sound, but i wont call it minimal though, it's just techno.


'deep german techno sound'



Posted by vitamin v on Feb-03-2007 03:42:

quote:
Originally posted by tachyon



'deep german techno sound'



Stop stealing Dj's lines stick with "G is for Go"


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