auzzie trance - in the same league as 'home and away'?

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Posted by Domesticated on Jul-30-2007 23:39:

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Originally posted by stevo_0
er, are u sure australia is only just recognising trance?

And as for ferry play8ing to a crowd of 25,000.. i assume u mean all the people from the several states that he played in, and at home club (not sure if he did... :/) all together.. cause when he played at sydney.. seemed like only 1-2,000 in that dome...

No, there are plenty of people in Australia who "recognise" trance.

But I said "mainstream". i.e all the little electro-house kiddies are starting to have an appreciation for trance, where previously they thought it was hard style/hard nrg.

Ferry played to a single crowd of 25,000 in Melbourne, in March, at Sidney Myer Music Bowl.

Posted by kibnetc on Jul-31-2007 00:12:

Posted by tubby on Jul-31-2007 00:33:

going from the thread title - are you asking if aussie trance is utter tripe that no-one in oz watches but the pom's can't get enough of?

Posted by AustralianGQ on Jul-31-2007 01:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
He's german.

ur right, i just checked the djlist. i had a few ppl tell me he was australian, always assumed he was.

Posted by kadomony on Jul-31-2007 02:11:

jaytech & matt rowan

Posted by varun on Jul-31-2007 06:36:

Vapor Recordings, nuff said.

Although, despite the enormous number of EDM exports for progressive / breaks/ psy-trance amongst others, the local scene still bewilders me.

According to friends studying in Melbourne / Sydney and various other metropolitans, there's a lot of cheesy hard dance / hard trance around and this seems to be the norm?

Someone please enlighten me.

Posted by Domesticated on Jul-31-2007 07:56:

quote:
Originally posted by varun
Vapor Recordings, nuff said.

Although, despite the enormous number of EDM exports for progressive / breaks/ psy-trance amongst others, the local scene still bewilders me.

According to friends studying in Melbourne / Sydney and various other metropolitans, there's a lot of cheesy hard dance / hard trance around and this seems to be the norm?

Someone please enlighten me.

Hahahaha...YES.

It's the gayest shit ever. There are so many fucking candy ravers in Melbourne it's not funny.

Believe me, it's not the "norm" though. At the moment, in most mainstream clubs, electro-house and new rave/indie are the most popular.

Posted by narcism on Jul-31-2007 09:44:

quote:
Originally posted by varun

According to friends studying in Melbourne / Sydney and various other metropolitans, there's a lot of cheesy hard dance / hard trance around and this seems to be the norm?

Someone please enlighten me.

its true melbourne kiddies love to munch down the pills/G/ice
and stomp away to utter trash music

Posted by eRRaTiK on Jul-31-2007 14:32:

what's wrong with home and away

ps. <3 Lo-Step

Posted by superglo on Jul-31-2007 16:31:

quote:
Originally posted by narcism
psy artists

scatterbrain
Mr Peculiar

Posted by superglo on Jul-31-2007 16:45:

Posted by Philby on Aug-01-2007 03:10:

sif nobody's mentioned nik fish and peewee ferris

Posted by Abhay on Aug-01-2007 03:23:

Depends a lot on where abouts u live. It's not so bad in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth. But really, by international standards in US, and much of Europe it's not huge here.

We're more of a pubbing country I think, not so mcuh a trance nation. Our scene tends to be separate in a lot of ways, I mean a lot of ppl will mention names to you like Nick Skitz etc. etc. in the mainstream. The real good stuff, like Chable and Skydive a lot of ppl won't know.

but again, it depends what city ur in.
I'm stuck up here in the north

Posted by Abhay on Aug-01-2007 03:24:

Posted by stealthman on Aug-01-2007 05:25:

Altitude.

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