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gotta love those horrible catch songs
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| Originally posted by wolftickets Actually i like that tune. Is that the new sound of mainstream dance? |
yeah its fun to listen to this kind of shit from time to time.
how do u do..u like me and i like u!
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| Originally posted by DiegoParra32 remember pvd for what he use to be |

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| Originally posted by chrisday I still think he is a brilliant dj, and imo the best in the trance genre. |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 exactly. if someone had told me 5-6 years ago that PvD in the near future would produce poppish crap I would have laughed. Today I don't laugh. I just sadly watch how an icon within trance music destroyed his own image. |
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| Originally posted by eRRaTiK oakey tiesto pvd seems like natural progression to go from trance legend to pop cash cow. |
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| Originally posted by chrisday I would be dissppointed if PVD style remained the same... I like progression. I would also argue the lack of quality compared to 5 years ago. I still think he is a brilliant dj, and imo the best in the trance genre. |
dont you think its a global conspiracy?
Oh ya, deffinately. Make the top 10 of the dj mag poll you have 2 choices:
a) get payed 1 million dollars and start spinning crap
b) stay poor and spin good music
The fuck are you talking about, that track made my 2007 summer when I was in Poland. It's hilarious and catchy and fun, nothing else.
Edit: What the fuck this isn't the russian version.
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| Originally posted by daphunky1 ... that track/video was awesome! |
Re: Is This Where PVD and Ferry Corsten Are Headed?
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| Originally posted by CHRles Okay, so we know Paul Van Dyk released a very commercial record called "White Lies", and that Ferry is currently charting pretty high on the Pop charts in Holland with "The Race" (which resembles "Zombie Nation"). Let's hope their current musical evolution doesn't lead them to this: http://youtube.com/watch?v=PdLaFJo4...related&search= |
Granted, as a hardcore PVD and Ferry fan I find these tracks a little disappointing but you have to give them praise for branching out and experimenting a bit.
Riding the fame wave on the same old crap isn't a respect getter in my books.
But I must say I can see why Above & Beyond have been called "the saviours of trance". They are proving that deep, uplifting Trance is still going strong.
That's what I think anyways...and I still love PVD and Ferry!
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| Originally posted by mtothejizzy But I must say I can see why Above & Beyond have been called "the saviours of trance". They are proving that deep, uplifting Trance is still going strong. |
A&B arnt the "saviours of trance" even though im a massive fan of theirs they arnt doing anything new or innovative But they do showcase a lot of styles and new tracks that the big jocks arnt playing.
I would certainly go see them play a set quicker than i would go see PVD and Ferry these days thats for sure
Okay?
For starters, the quotation marks are there for a reason. A&B have said to be "The saviours of Trance". This was not my direct quote.
And secondly, I didn't say anything about A&B having a brand new sound. In fact I was saying that they were getting back to the soulful and uplifting sounds that I and most Trance addicts love.
I was giving credit to PVD and Ferry for branching out with their styles. I mentioned A&B because I prefer the sounds of "old". I was there for the birth of Trance and have been producing myself since before For An Angel came out. It's nostalgic and, though it sounds like a contradiction, fresh in a way.
I don't know the backgrounds of those who commented but I give kudos to all the major players of the Trance scene for all that they are doing. New sounding or old.
why hasnt anyone embedded yet?

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| Originally posted by mtothejizzy In fact I was saying that they were getting back to the soulful and uplifting sounds that I and most Trance addicts love. |
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| Originally posted by mtothejizzy Okay? For starters, the quotation marks are there for a reason. A&B have said to be "The saviours of Trance". This was not my direct quote. And secondly, I didn't say anything about A&B having a brand new sound. In fact I was saying that they were getting back to the soulful and uplifting sounds that I and most Trance addicts love. I was giving credit to PVD and Ferry for branching out with their styles. I mentioned A&B because I prefer the sounds of "old". I was there for the birth of Trance and have been producing myself since before For An Angel came out. It's nostalgic and, though it sounds like a contradiction, fresh in a way. I don't know the backgrounds of those who commented but I give kudos to all the major players of the Trance scene for all that they are doing. New sounding or old. |
Why are TA members always -labelling- artists with the word Trance. Ferry has always produced electro influenced and pure electro...
Just because he's a big trance name because of some of his productions (under Ferry and other aliases) doesn't mean he has to stick to trance only.
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| Originally posted by Dj EntycE Why are TA members always -labelling- artists with the word Trance. Ferry has always produced electro influenced and pure electro... Just because he's a big trance name because of some of his productions (under Ferry and other aliases) doesn't mean he has to stick to trance only. |
Electro-Trance... Electro-influenced music. Whatever you prefer calling it.
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| Originally posted by Dj EntycE Electro-Trance... Electro-influenced music. Whatever you prefer calling it. |
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| Originally posted by mtothejizzy But I must say I can see why Above & Beyond have been called "the saviours of trance". |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery It's not electro-influenced either. Buzzing synths don't make anything electro. |
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