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Originally posted by Trancefxs Because you never heard a really well made male trance vocal track, I suppose you missed the thread a while ago about this great prodution: Amoeba Assassin - Piledriver

oh please, stop assuming crap. again u are someone who thinks that b/c i dont totally agree with u im a newb and never heard any of the songs that u have and thats not true at all

Trance have made it just fine without vocals. So no need for any more shameless crap vocal tunes.

Dogzilla - Frozen, I feel its one of the better male-trance vocals!!

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Trance have made it just fine without vocals. So no need for any more shameless crap vocal tunes.

completely agreed although I don't think vocals are not all bad if executed well, they can add a nice touch to a song. too bad its rare to find a good vocal track.

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Originally posted by Cosmic It noticed me that in 2007 al lot of (good!) male vocal songs come by, relatively more than other years. To mention a couple: Aly & Filo - The Anthem Tiesto - Break my fall/In the dark Snow patrol - Open your eyes (Allende remix) rogue wave - eyes (allende intro mix) Dogzilla - Frozen The Killers - Read my mind (G&D remix) Nic Chagall - What You Need Meck ft Deno Lenny - Feels like home FKN feat. Jahala - Why (Aly and Fila remix) Carl B ft Breaking Benjamin - The diary of Jane And I must say, they aren't any worse than female-vocal trance. Are there others this year, and what causes this phenomenon?

Try these:

Ronski Speed with Stoneface & Terminal - Soulseeker
4mal & Matthew Adams feat. Corey Andrews - Computer Parts
Super8 & Tab - Needs To Feel

They are way better

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Originally posted by RebeL9 Trance have made it just fine without vocals. So no need for any more shameless crap vocal tunes.

Exactly! Therefore I'd like to see a return of, mhm, ethnic-styled vocals? I don't how to call it but I'm thinking about similar to those used in:
Jam & Spoon - Odyssey to Anyonna
Mystica - Bliss

I agree with Break My Fall but that's just because BT is a brilliant vocalist who can't perform badly.

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Originally posted by AustralianGQ none of those songs are rock/pop. most are trance whether u wanna admit that or not......u obviously have a narrow vision as to what trance is so theirfore most stuff doesnt get thrown in. their are a few remixes there from rock songs, and they may not be pure trance. but that doesnt make them a bad song at all.

The line between trance and rock can get really blurry.

Tiesto - UR is realy nice

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Originally posted by Cosmic It noticed me that in 2007 al lot of (good!) male vocal songs Aly & Filo - The Anthem

That is good? WTF?

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Originally posted by AustralianGQ oh please, stop assuming crap. again u are someone who thinks that b/c i dont totally agree with u im a newb and never heard any of the songs that u have and thats not true at all

I have made any claim in this thread? So how can you not agree with me since I have not written anything?! For me someone that likes the tracks listed early in this thread, has not heard the track that I used as an exemple. An assumption yes, but I don't think I am far from the truth, at least with the majority of those that likes tracks like The Anthem, could be that is not your case.

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Originally posted by Abhay The line between trance and rock can get really blurry.

Seeing they are two completely different things, I'd disagree.

'The anthem' imo is ok, not great, not bad. But regardless to what everyone thinks on here it has become a huge and popular track. Prob for all the wrong reasons though.....

Armin - Yet another day is probably my favourite male track, thats a great example of how lyrics do influence the overall feel and compliment the track.

Regading why male vocal trance has become big, its like with anything - movies/games/books. its the in thing at the moment.
Ie. When a type of film does well at the cinema, lots of other films follow suit, mainly to cash in.
I'm trying to put my finger on what the big male vocal track which started this is though..

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Originally posted by Nik Novo Ronski Speed with Stoneface & Terminal - Soulseeker

yuk yuk yuk, i almost vomited when i heard the vocal mix of that X(

the stoneface & terminal dub however, is a fucking tune

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Originally posted by Arteh Tiesto - UR is realy nice

agreed, but this topic is about male vocal trance. keep up

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Originally posted by chrisday 'The anthem' is ok

No, no it's not. And it isn't a matter of opinion.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid No, no it's not. And it isn't a matter of opinion.

neither is alone tonight

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Originally posted by isoterra neither is alone tonight

How do you figure that? Just curious, don't want to start t3h ghey fights.

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Originally posted by wotyzoid How do you figure that? Just curious, don't want to start t3h ghey fights.

i guess on a similar train of thought to how you came to form your view of 'anthem'

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Originally posted by chrisday I'm trying to put my finger on what the big male vocal track which started this is though..

Indeed, we had some male vocals before, but this year a lot.
Tiesto - In the dark (not a good song) may have lit the fire, because everything Tiesto does has a big impact on the scene (wheter you like it or not).
I dont mind male-vocal, after years of female-domination this sounds 'fresh'.

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Originally posted by isoterra i guess on a similar train of thought to how you came to form your view of 'anthem'

The anthem just simply stands for everything trance isn't. Cheesy vocals, guitar riff after guitar riff, pointless brakedowns, over worked but boring percussion. As for alone tonight I see it as neatly done track with vocals that fit very well with the sound and the song just being as a whole more inspiring.

Any thoughts on Re:Locate vs. Sir Adrian - Times X? I kinda like it!

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Seeing they are two completely different things, I'd disagree.

ahhh balls! Coldplay is a perfect example of music that you would call rock, but having a style bordering near to trance.

It's fair call that some people say that trance really started out as a fusion between house and rock.

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Originally posted by Abhay ahhh balls! Coldplay is a perfect example of music that you would call rock, but having a style bordering near to trance.

Please explain how Coldplay has "a style bordering near to trance."

This should be good for a laugh.

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It's fair call that some people say that trance really started out as a fusion between house and rock.

No.

I call sarcasm

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