What could be done to popularize the Trance genre in the United States among young

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Posted by psymon.d on Jun-25-2011 03:36:

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Originally posted by Lilith
More bacon, those crazy yanks love bacon.

and tanks. bacon tanks.

Posted by Mr Game+Watch on Jun-27-2011 15:21:

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Originally posted by Syntonic
Tetsuya Mizuguchi made awesome music games: Lumines and Space Channel 5. There is a new game kind of like Rez called Children of Eden. Haven't played it though.

Child of Eden is pretty great, but IMO the music isn't as memorable as Rez's music. The gameplay is a bit better (and a lot more challenging), with a better scoring system and more distinguishable bullets. Rez is one of my favorite games of all time and I heartily recommend Child of Eden as well.

Posted by nefardec on Jun-27-2011 15:50:

i admire your trance activism!

Posted by KilldaDJ on Jun-27-2011 16:21:

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Originally posted by psymon.d
and tanks. bacon tanks.

with supersaw flavoured pills chaser

Posted by 32ValveRom on Jun-27-2011 18:35:

I think one answer is Pop-R&B artist should continue doing what they're already doing. I remember I was surprised when I first heard "More" from Usher and "Only Girl" from Rihanna. Alot of these artist have already turned to music producers with an edm type of vibe. I even saw a music video where Lil' Wayne collaborated with Tiesto

Posted by Zharen on Jun-28-2011 00:02:

Never going to happen. Trance is considered too faggy and repetitive for the "Instant Gratification" generation.

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