Originally posted by Dococoboy
Oho..., remember those days, there was Acid House some years before followed by fiery Raves.. and KLF, Cosmic baby, pacific state, Mijk van Dijk, L.S.G (Oliver Lieb), age of love, dance 2 trance....
Originally posted by RebeL9
What? By 1994 there was already a foundation of trance. And trance was a genre of its own. No one would mistake eurodance such as Haddaway for trance.
In 1994 yes, obvious, but I was talking before that. And I didn't mention Haddaway, neither Twenty4Seven or 2Unlimited.
I meant that if I had heard trance before 1994 I probably would have loved it.
Both Cappella and Culture Beat made tracks which were much closer to Trance then others, at least the instrumental part. Not that they should be called trance, but there were tracks which tended towards what would be called trance later, or at least explain the love for trance later.
1998 Culture Beat - Pay no mind (DJ Taucher Remix) or (Aboria GC Remix) at the Maxi-single.
Posted by SuspicionVandit on May-01-2009 21:15:
Alice Deejay - Better Off Alone!
Oh yeah! Never gets old!
Posted by AY STAR on May-01-2009 23:18:
Posted by wing on May-02-2009 00:48:
aqua - barbie girl
Posted by SteelWolf on May-03-2009 22:34:
paul oakenfold - someone
and
dj tiesto - forbidden paradise
Posted by Pokit on May-04-2009 03:56:
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Originally posted by SteelWolf
dj tiesto - forbidden paradise
You mean 'Bypass - Cyberia (Deep Trance Mix)'?
Posted by hakudoshi on May-04-2009 06:18:
moogwai - viola (avb mix)
Posted by enydo on May-04-2009 06:25:
Markus Schulz feat. Departure - Without You Near
Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes
Not kidding, that's slightly embarrassing.
Posted by DJ Patski on May-04-2009 08:48:
Tiesto Live @ Energy 2000
Posted by Corey on May-04-2009 11:14:
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Originally posted by DJ Patski
Tiesto Live @ Energy 2000
THAT TRACK IS BANGIN' MAN
JUST IT'S TOO LOONG
Posted by chick on May-04-2009 13:05:
Hmm.. Viva influenced me a lot, but what exactly made me fall for trance is a hard one. Listening to a lot of old (happy) rave stuff and eurodance sort of pushed me into trance.
After listening to stuff like this, I remember wanting to hear more melodies and progression.
So basically I can't remember what trance tracks hit me at the time, I just remember what made me look for them.
edit: Jam & Spoon was probably my first, come to think of it.
They were easy to access with their commercial hits, and we all know that Marc did a lot more than just k�se back then.
Posted by Smclea on May-04-2009 16:24:
Ian van Dahl - Castles In The Sky
Faithless - We Come 1
Posted by Ryan Ferguson 1 on May-04-2009 16:26:
Sandstorm - Darude
Insomnia - Faithless
Posted by physe on May-04-2009 17:28:
I started out with early Scooter stuff. However, the track that really got me pursuing trance after hearing it in Ferry Corsten's Trance Energy set was:
Ron Hagen & Pascal M - On Stream
Posted by Trance-M on May-04-2009 19:51:
quote:
Originally posted by DuBam
Hmm.. Viva influenced me a lot, but what exactly made me fall for trance is a hard one. Listening to a lot of old (happy) rave stuff and eurodance sort of pushed me into trance.
Looks like you too have some difficulty to point a single track. Like I tried to explain before, between all acid house, eurodance, rave and techno stuff there probably were some close to trance tracks.
safri duo - played alive
mauro picotto - komodo
robert miles - children
...
Posted by Spacey Orange on May-06-2009 07:44:
uh-huh. that's right biiaaaatches. 31 years.
Posted by Magnetonium on May-06-2009 15:11:
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Originally posted by Spacey Orange
uh-huh. that's right biiaaaatches. 31 years.
I can find trancy-like disco tunes (italo-disco) from even before that! But Georgio Moroder rocks. No doubt about it. Posted by Hrvoje on May-06-2009 15:47:
first trance nation series,and trance master too.
Posted by Fractureduk on May-06-2009 16:49:
Hmm tough one, probably something typical like Encore un Fois, and then went looking around on the net for more trance, randomly bumped into aphex twin and got given a copy of ejay and ignorantly thought they all used it aswell and things went from there... lol
Posted by Trance-M on May-06-2009 20:49:
quote:
Originally posted by Spacey Orange
uh-huh. that's right biiaaaatches. 31 years.
I was waiting for some synthesizer hits
I loved Jean-Michel Jarre - Fourth Rendez-Vous 1986
Posted by Magnetonium on May-06-2009 22:12:
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
I was waiting for some synthesizer hits
I loved Jean-Michel Jarre - Fourth Rendez-Vous 1986
Those were the good 'ol days! To the fans of Giorgio and Jarre, perhaps you may like these rarities:
This "trance" track is all the way from 1977. Thats a year before that Moroder track! The Droids - The Force / 1977
Also, one of my disco favourites of similar style:
Black Devil - Follow Me (Instrumental) 1978
Waaaaay better than any Moroder stuff, but shockingly noone put it up on YouTube yet. But its highly wantlisted on Discogs. Beautiful disco track that was 2 decades ahead of its time.
From: http://www.discogs.com/Black-Devil-.../release/307518
But Georgio Moroder rocks. No doubt about it. 
