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So for Trouse, instead of Trance Pants, do we call them "Trousers"?

To me, trance puts you into a trance. Of course, so does minimal, and that's not trance, so BAH.

Trance songs and trance compilations could also be classified differently. I'd definitely call "In Search of Sunrise 5" a trance album. It's very dreamy and deep and great for a long-haul flight and what-not, but a lot of the individual songs aren't trance tracks. The overall FEEL is still trance, though.

Psytrance is way too fast for me. It's just irritating. Though considering it's called "Psy", the fact that I don't use drugs (aside from booze) might mean that I just don't experience it the way some others do. And that's cool, we like what we like.

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Originally posted by kadomony so he doesnt realize Matthew Dekay did this years ago and much better?

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plz stop posting rodri - im getting a headache

this isnt anything new. just because tiesto needs a new marketing gimmick doesnt mean a new genre has been created!

anyway id consider this 'trouse' i guess - but guess what it was made before tiesto invented it (last year) -



if trouse is a new genre it means faithless never existed

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Originally posted by Zyklon_Jay this is now a Shed thread.

this is a Shed thread.

was done nearly a decade ago

credit where credit is due i say

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Originally posted by Settimo this is a Shed thread.

this is a thread Shed.

I can honestly say that no Tiesto track has ever appealed to me. Thomas Penton told me that Tiesto got his start by paying big money to music writers to interview him and give the illusion that he was a well known act.

Music is so subjective though. If there are people that think Tiesto is a mastermind then so be it.

Most stars in music are just people who had millions before being famous, i know sucessful stars that are horrible but their father was "X" or simply they paid insane amounts, i could list cases i know personally, this happens in sport, music, work...

Just think that Ben Liebrand discovered AvB, now AvB is famous and Ben Liebrand who is arguably? better remains in the shadow for 99% of the people. Something strange happened here right?

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J No, wrong. The typical epic trance tempo is 140bpm. The typical progressive trance tempo is closer to 130bpm. Psy trance is often clocked at 150bpm. Dance 2 Trance - We Came In Peace, arguably the first trance record, is 120bpm. This track is at 110bpm, but most people would say it's very trancey

As also Enigma was in the early 90's. Whatever is was, many people who loved it, later on loved trance. Not hard to imagine when you listen to the synths.



O, yeah, the vocals sound so great in some of those.
Enigma was really special back then.

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Originally posted by Rodri Santos Most stars in music are just people who had millions before being famous, i know sucessful stars that are horrible but their father was "X" or simply they paid insane amounts, i could list cases i know personally, this happens in sport, music, work... Just think that Ben Liebrand discovered AvB, now AvB is famous and Ben Liebrand who is arguably? better remains in the shadow for 99% of the people. Something strange happened here right?

There are a lot more factors than quality of work.

Armin is willing to tour constantly, keep a smile on his face, and make every crowd (big or small) feel like they're special to him. While none of that has to do with the music, it's a big part of the "experience" and part of the reason why he's as famous as he is.

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Originally posted by Quazar There are a lot more factors than quality of work. Armin is willing to tour constantly, keep a smile on his face, and make every crowd (big or small) feel like they're special to him. While none of that has to do with the music, it's a big part of the "experience" and part of the reason why he's as famous as he is.

Indeed, also Ben is called the Mastermixer. He's more of a studio guy. Next to mixing he started to do a lot in 3-D animation early 90's. Something which would be difficult to combine with DJ-ing and travelling around the world. He now lives in Canada by the way.


By the way, it this one now Trechno?

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Originally posted by Blake_Jarrell was done nearly a decade ago credit where credit is due i say

AMEN and +1...discussion DONE

this imo exemplifies Dekay's trouse :

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