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Originally posted by Ian I'm not really a big fan of some of the newer things on john's label and have moved on from trance a lot to the point where I don't listen to much of it (new) these days but there's one guy who posts on here too who puts up amazing sets which imho are 'pure' trance, Jon Cockle. Listening to his Entropy V set over & over, it's just perfect for what in my opinion trance 'is'

Thanks very much for the compliment Ian If you are in the UK you ought to come to the next event on 10/02/12
http://www.facebook.com/events/139357429512785/?refid=0

On topic, this discussion is also going on across the internet causing much annoyance to the Armin fans. My comment on Johns forum was

The thing is, people who love 'normal' trance just aren't going to understand John. I have always been intrigued by the man for some reason, even back when I was an Armin fan boy, so I always used to read his monthly diary on this website. He actually used to say things slightly less diplomatic back then (Im talking 2004ish) and would say things like 'many people have noticed I've been dipping more and more into the psy scene, which is because I can't find any normal trance that isn't overblown and cheesey'. I used to be just as passionate about normal trance as I am about the more underground stuff now, and would always think to myself 'just because you don't like it, that doesn't mean it's cheesey'.

As I say, he actually picks his words more carefully these days (although you can never completely cover your back without writing war and peace), but because of things like Facebook, and the fact that the scene really is on its arse now, his messages are reaching more fans of the normal trance scene. His words are bound to upset people who love what folks are calling trance these days because although he isn't slating the likes of Armin, there is always the implication that something is wrong with the alternative to what he is promoting. I think that the backlash and miss-interpretations on the internet are unavoidable, but the good that is coming out of it makes it all worth while. J00F is the only guy I see taking some action and showing some leadership to get what so many people want

got a tlist for the entropy set mate? Some stuff on there that I wanna buy

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Originally posted by Euforix That's possible of course but if that's the case he is going to lose a lot of points in my eyes as a DJ because it sounds weird to mix those tracks with ones that don't have anything similar between the other ones used in that comp. And anyway I think it's really selfish to mix just tracks that you only like by yourself. But maybe I'm just too fool to know how to make perfect mixed compilations...

I see where you getting at, I enjoyed Never Mind The Bollocks, but i don't think it was the perfect compilation, not because of the vocal tracks, simply because the tracks didn't fit as well together with each other as they could have. Although this rarely happens in a mix.

But on his newest compilation, We Are Planet Perfecto, i have to say he really really got it right! I am going to be talking about that compilation for years, its full of funky fresh trance music! I have to say i enjoyed every single track of it.

That compilation alone, proves to me that Trance is far from dead.

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Originally posted by lostpsyte Am I really the first person to point out juno reactor are a psy trance project/band not a euro trance one(in regards to his reference to the matrix).

Psytrance? Not really. Juno Reactor is Juno Reactor. If one of their songs sounds like psytrance it's somewhat incidental. Rather, psytrance sounds like Juno Reactor; they were there first

@op - maybe a few tracks. nothing substantial. wouldn't see myself popping into a club for trance unless you add the "psy-" prefix.

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