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Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-24-2005 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Durrrtysouth
Obviously you havent heard "Tiga"


are you blind
quote:
Originally posted by Ory
More progressive house than trance. Lemon's basslines are deeper, percussion is more... hm... tribal.


i swear he clearly said "more" as you can listen to just about every other one of his tracks.

Harry Lemon is also obviousely the more commercial alias of his, remixing janero, sanctuary & i found you.


Posted by NuDarkBeat on Jul-25-2005 02:00:

Harry Lemon spins progressive trance i dont care what you say i have several of his mixes. He might spin prog house b.c those genres can be mixed.


Posted by umes23 on Jul-25-2005 04:29:

chable and dekay have both done a lot of top notch production or remixng and they're not cheese at all compared to what 99.9% of "trance" is.

as for the '99 progressive style . . . find it where it belongs, in the sets, mixes and memories from that year. it's now 6 years later and though that music is fantastic, it's not the music of right now.

things change, get used to it. this music is made basically only with technology and it's going to evolve more than any other kind of music has evolved historically (and most "other" music has evolved a LOT relatively short periods of time)

if you love that style good for you. i like it as well but the fact remains time goes on and things move forward. if you don't like where things have gone, just hope you'll like where they'll go in the future because it's not going to be 1999 ever again and the DJs and producers that want to exist tomorrow are not going to depend on the past for their sets and productions today.


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 07:19:

quote:
Originally posted by NuDarkBeat
Harry Lemon spins progressive trance i dont care what you say i have several of his mixes. He might spin prog house b.c those genres can be mixed.


harry lemon is a house dj


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 07:21:

quote:
Originally posted by umes23
chable and dekay have both done a lot of top notch production or remixng and they're not cheese at all compared to what 99.9% of "trance" is.


craaaaaaaaaaap


Posted by n0bben on Jul-25-2005 07:29:

sure, chable has done stuff that aint too deep, heh. there's alot of better quality breaks, but he's definately not as cheesy as pvd and nu-nrg at least

anyway his vocal pass with pqm - you are sleeping and burma are both great


Posted by spc on Jul-25-2005 07:31:

quote:
Originally posted by umes23
chable and dekay have both done a lot of top notch production or remixng and they're not cheese at all compared to what 99.9% of "trance" is.

as for the '99 progressive style . . . find it where it belongs, in the sets, mixes and memories from that year. it's now 6 years later and though that music is fantastic, it's not the music of right now.

things change, get used to it. this music is made basically only with technology and it's going to evolve more than any other kind of music has evolved historically (and most "other" music has evolved a LOT relatively short periods of time)

if you love that style good for you. i like it as well but the fact remains time goes on and things move forward. if you don't like where things have gone, just hope you'll like where they'll go in the future because it's not going to be 1999 ever again and the DJs and producers that want to exist tomorrow are not going to depend on the past for their sets and productions today.



very well put... 99 and 2000 were probably my fav years for EDM but as you said, things change.


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 07:32:

quote:
Originally posted by n0bben
sure, chable has done stuff that aint too deep, heh. there's alot of better quality breaks, but he's definately not as cheesey as pvd and nu-nrg at least

anyway his vocal pass with pqm - you are sleeping and burma are both great


burma is starting to catch up to ride as the most annoying track of the past year. Atleast use Quest vs. Dirty Fours - Bass Trap maybe as a better example.


Posted by n0bben on Jul-25-2005 07:34:

hehe, well i agree on ride

anyway i'll shut up now because this has nothing to do with Sasha and Diggers "'99 progressive"


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 07:34:

quote:
Originally posted by n0bben
hehe, well i agree on ride

well i'll shut up now because this has nothing to do with Sasha and Diggers "'99 progressive"


damn strait it doesnt


Posted by Abhay on Jul-25-2005 14:43:

Yeah,

I'm not hugely into prog, so i'm not aware of a lot of the artists u guys speak of, but i kind of agree with a lot of the things Ory has said.

the sounds now-a-days is a lot more gliterry, and warmer. Back then it was a lot deeper, more haunting, and a lot more euphoric. I love Northern Exposure 1. So good .


Posted by scAza on Jul-25-2005 15:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Ory
I'd say it's pretty much dead, and it's a shame. Can't get enough of that sound, when it's just a bit techy, but not really. Nowadays it's all about that twinkly Schulz stuff.


excellent shout!

I havent heard most of the tracks in that sasha set, but I'm sure I know the style you mean, the type of stuff on J00F'S "Progressive Euphoria" CD (2001)

absolutely awsome quality stuff, more dark and driving and techy than this current "twinkly schulz stuff", of which most sounds like conveyer-belt samey samey samey productions to me now

EXCELLENT description dude


Posted by Googooly on Jul-25-2005 15:12:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Soundwave FL
Another one living in the past!


Get over it people it's 2005.


In 2010 are we all going to still be talking about '99?


Well there was 1969 that everybody still talks about. I guess history repeats itself.


totally agree with you, some people just dont want to look forward and stop looking at past...How boring would it be if the music still be the same as 1999 or whatever!


Posted by umes23 on Jul-25-2005 15:50:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
damn strait it doesnt


so quit your bitching about chable and dekay then ! don't make me look through and read out all the proper cheese tracks from your 500 vinyl collection!!!!!! burma rox, will never be annoying, ever!


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 16:07:

quote:
Originally posted by umes23
so quit your bitching about chable and dekay then ! don't make me look through and read out all the proper cheese tracks from your 500 vinyl collection!!!!!! burma rox, will never be annoying, ever!


cheezy trance > wanna be melodic progressive


Posted by umes23 on Jul-25-2005 16:12:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
lazychick > sleep > food> cheezy trance > wanna be melodic progressive > ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ kick - hat - bass at 130 bpm





Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 16:15:

quote:
Originally posted by umes23



quote:

Originally posted by sandstorm03
lazychick > sleep > food> cheezy trance > wanna be melodic progressive > ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ kick - hat - bass at 130 bpm


i have to agree on the first 5 but my boring bass @ 130 bpm owns u!!!


Posted by umes23 on Jul-25-2005 16:16:

Smiley DJ

hahaha.. u've lightened up my morning philosophy study session


Posted by sandstorm03 on Jul-25-2005 16:17:

quote:
Originally posted by umes23
hahaha.. u've lightened up my morning philosophy study session


nice, i gotta run to work now :P:P:P


Posted by IpLaYWiTLiGhTs on Jul-27-2005 06:45:

don't wanna let this thread die, heh.

decided to give this old set a listen

Sasha - Live @ Intenz (Den Haag, Holland) (3-XX-99)

still blows my mind, specially Danny Tenaglia - Turn Me On (Bedrock Remix)


Posted by Abhay on Jul-27-2005 09:31:

Why isn't there any really awesome Sasha/digweed/zabiela sets on TA downloads anyways?

One in particular i want is Sasha vs Zabiela. It was a 4 hour set I've heard a lot about, that everyone says is awesome.


Posted by scAza on Jul-27-2005 10:10:

^coz this is a trance site?

honestly, if you wana DL more housey/breaks stuff, then why not join a house/breaks forum too, Im sure theyl have plenty of nice sets for you to dl


Posted by basd on Jul-27-2005 11:47:

quote:
Originally posted by scAza
^coz this is a trance site?

Judging from the variety of musical preferences of the members on this board, I think there should be a wider variety of sets put up for download, just to show new people (of which a lot end up here after they saw the sets that are for download) the broadness of the members' musical interests. In that way, you'd attract a wider variety of people in the end, which is a good thing I think.

On the other hand, www.livesets.com covers a far wider range of livesets, you could always go there if you want something different.


Posted by Abhay on Aug-01-2005 00:59:

quote:
Originally posted by scAza
^coz this is a trance site?

honestly, if you wana DL more housey/breaks stuff, then why not join a house/breaks forum too, Im sure theyl have plenty of nice sets for you to dl


Yeah,

well Diggy's Progressive trance. Hell, that's if you believe there is such a genre as "progressive". It's all skewed and mixed up.

I think it's just on the line. It warrants atleast 1 live-set on Trance addict. Especially the 4 hour Sasha vs Zabiela set i've heard a lot about.

I mean, there's an Astral Projection download. I think most standard TAs will think it sux. I'm not used to, or into psy, and i think it sux... lol...


no offence


Posted by idoru on Aug-01-2005 01:12:

quote:
Originally posted by scAza
^coz this is a trance site?

honestly, if you wana DL more housey/breaks stuff, then why not join a house/breaks forum too, Im sure theyl have plenty of nice sets for you to dl


It started as a Trance site, yes. However, the general consensus is that 'Tranceaddict' is just a name; the site has evolved over the past few years to become more 'EDMAddict' than anything. You'll have to get used to people loving more than one thing.

quote:
Originally posted by Abhay
Yeah,

well Diggy's Progressive trance.



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