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Originally posted by Dmatrox Ive got some happy hardcore right here: enjoy woot HHC

That works actually.

LMAO @ 30-40sec into the file. *KA-SPROING!* "AAA!! MY EYE!! MY EYE!!!!" (applies to cheaper decks only)
I miss Benny Hill.



What tune is that *ahem* at the right speed?

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Originally posted by Inertia i see it as, without e-music being broken into 1000 catgorizations: (feel free to correct me, or quote and edit it to add artists or change genres, so all of us can get the right idea) Trance - Hard Trance (Artists: Dumonde, etc) - Uplifting Trance - Progressive Trance (Artists: Leama, Humate, etc.) - Techtrance (Artists: Marco V) - Psytrance (psychedelic trance) (Artists: Infected Mushrom) - Chillout Trance - Deep Trance House - Progressive House (Artists: Steve Porter, Nalin & Kane) - Funk House (Artists: Erick Morillo) - Tribal House (Artists: Chus & Ceballos, Joeski, Marcelo Castelli) - Tech House - Psychedelic House - Deep House (Artists: Kevin Yost) - Hard House (Artists: Bad Boy Bill, Robbie Rivera) .

robbie rivera hard house? no
if u want tech house check out tyrant (Craig Richards and Lee Burridge)
also erick morillo plays us. house

and ishkur doesnt have a clue....
listing airwave as not trance is moronic...

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Originally posted by DJ-Fuq What happened to normal trance/house/techno etc?

define 'normal' trance

when you think about it, every track pulls itself more to one
of the subgenres of its genre than the other, hence 'normal'
is really hard to define IMO.

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Original posted by Toufas robbie rivera hard house? no if u want tech house check out tyrant (Craig Richards and Lee Burridge) also erick morillo plays us. house

robbie rivera is hard house if you ask me, or at least his sets are
hard house as of recently.

US House? wtf. whats US house? house was made in US, so i dont get
this. try Morillo's subliminal sessions, pretty funky to me. he does
throw in a dash of tribal, some acid house, some techier stuff, but
his strong points are deep and funky, soulfull house. check out his
livesets

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Originally posted by Taz That works actually. LMAO @ 30-40sec into the file. *KA-SPROING!* "AAA!! MY EYE!! MY EYE!!!!" (applies to cheaper decks only) I miss Benny Hill. What tune is that *ahem* at the right speed?

lol

its Jan Johnston - Flesh (Dj Tiesto remix)

noticed i pitched up at the end eh? ;D

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Originally posted by Inertia Breakbeats - Florida Breaks - Nuskool Breaks (a little help in this area would be appreciated)

-Big Beat (Fatboy Slim, Chemical Brothers)
-Prog Breaks (Sasha, Junkie XL, other names I don't know, someone fill in )
Electro could almost branch off Breakbeat since most of the time the beat is a breakbeat... but I'm not sure.

us house= choo choo romero,morillo,who da funk,david morales,frankie knuckles
u could say us house = soul house.....lots of vocals with lots of feelings...

french house = david guetta , milk and sugar,bob sinclair,dj gregory...more vocals but not as soulfull as us house

antoine clamaran is tribal,us, and french house sometimes :P

heh.. leave the house for 2 days and this is what happens.. i'll be back with a compiled list in a bit.

Deep Forest is Ambient. I think Deep Forest was considered as a subgenre of ambient some years ago acutally.

What exact genre is Underworld btw?

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Originally posted by noonboy Deep Forest is Ambient. I think Deep Forest was considered as a subgenre of ambient some years ago acutally. What exact genre is Underworld btw?

i would consider it electronica

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Originally posted by Noisician NOISE - government alpha, aube, merzbow, sickness, knurl, noiseman433, navicon torture technologies, skin crime. http://noisemp3.com

heh

I know in every trend on TA about genres of trance, this has been brought up and debated about, but your missing 'Cybertrance'

I know this type of trance hasn't been popular in europe or whatever since the mid 90s, but it's a real genre and here in the western us our 'cybertrance' movement is the core of our trance scene.

Cybertrance artists are like Mars, Mystre, Dyloot, Tom Slik.. Artists that command audiences that rival international/popular artists when they spin at events here in the western us.

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MARS: The cybertrance movement is based on the 1994-96 Frankfurt beat scene. ... First of all, cybertrance and mostly dance music on a whole is still very premature. It's young, it's not all it could be and not all it's going to be - I still think there's a lot of work to be done with it. ... Cybertrance, to me, is a virtual-reality trance - it's a trance that actually paints a picture through the use of sounds, similar to the music in the movie Fantasia. Basically, Fantasia is based off an orchestral piece - a flute is a bird, hard drums is a big elephant walking. Now that's a universal concept around the world - Cybertrance is able to paint a picture through sound. ... I believe the music is good and that's why it's becoming more and more popular.

I just quoted this from a interview of mars about his cybertrance genre pioneering. Mars is considered the pioneer of cybertrance in the new era,

I know this won't convince people, if any. Even though cybertrance based on a state-wide scene, I don't think this genre of trance is a fad, but one day mars' hardwork will be paid off and the cybertrance movement will be reconized world-wide.

I'm in LA, never heard of it. Dunno what it is, might be interesting though...

LMAO. It funny to watch the arguments that ensue. No, Robbie Rivera is NOT hard house, and yes, Bad Boy Bill is, and he sucks.

I swear, some of you would argue the sum of 2+2 if this was a math forum.

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Originally posted by DigitalMP LMAO. It funny to watch the arguments that ensue. No, Robbie Rivera is NOT hard house, and yes, Bad Boy Bill is, and he sucks. I swear, some of you would argue the sum of 2+2 if this was a math forum.

Robbie Rivera is Funky House. Definetley not hard house unless he changed his style recently.
Bad Boy Bill is Hard/Disco House maybe

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Originally posted by MrCowski I'm in LA, never heard of it. Dunno what it is, might be interesting though...

you might not go to raves though.

in the california rave scene in general, mars and his fellow f-8 artists attract crowds of 10000+ at most of the raves they spin at. I guess that's why his music is so popular among ravers though, it's just great head candy.

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Originally posted by Noisician NOISE - government alpha, aube, merzbow, sickness, knurl, noiseman433, navicon torture technologies, skin crime. http://noisemp3.com

Noisex!

Gotta love some good industrial/noise.

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Originally posted by albertoR Robbie Rivera is Funky House. Definetley not hard house unless he changed his style recently. Bad Boy Bill is Hard/Disco House maybe

Well, I'm from Chicago and I've heard Bad Boy Bill spin a few times. This guy is a legend, he's been doing it for 20 damn years and HE IS A GREAT DJ. No hard, no disco, no other bs...HOUSE and only HOUSE that was born here in Chicago. This is HOUSE.

V

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Originally posted by MOSCHINO Well, I'm from Chicago and I've heard Bad Boy Bill spin a few times. This guy is a legend, he's been doing it for 20 damn years and HE IS A GREAT DJ. No hard, no disco, no other bs...HOUSE and only HOUSE that was born here in Chicago. This is HOUSE. V

well, somewhat contradicting myelf earlier, i'll say he does sometimes spin funky house, but he also spins hard house, and hard house annoys me. i won't go see him and take the chance of having to hear hard house.

so you, being from chicago, should know very well that some DJs spin cross-genre...ESPECIALLY house Djs.

Can anyone tell what genre is Tomcraft?

I guess I should know this.

tomcrap....hehehe

bad boy bill is hip hop crossed with house...mixed very shitty

hard house = tony de vit (RIP), old fergie style

some ppl dont really see it as a genre but
schranz - sven wittekind, robert natus, dj amok, obi, frank kvitta, rush, marco remus etc.

Re: electro.

- It isn't (usually) breakbeat.
- It's got an old-school tech sound about it.
- Is enjoying a boom in tech and prog circles.
- Subgenres include electroclash (intentionally crass, 80s sounding stuff) and electrotech (which I just made up then - highlighting how easy it is to make up genres and how pointless these genre debates are).
- It's an electronic genre currently at the cutting edge of trendiness (everyone will be listening to it - or at least know what it is - in 12 months).
- If you haven't heard Silver Screen Shower Scene then there is no hope for you.

Any questions may be forwarded elsewhere.

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Originally posted by MOSCHINO Can anyone tell what genre is Tomcraft?

He came out here last weekend and was suprisingly good. Has a pretty techy feel about him (from what I heard / can remember from in between my self-induced memory blanks) and is worth seeing if you get the chance.

As for his production style (and I'm basing this on "The Mission", "Loneliness" and his remix of "Pulverturm") I guess you could classify it as "progressive-clubby-house" - told you it was easy to make up genres.

someone poste da link to ishkur's guide, well here's another link to help you out, but you could say this is more organized

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