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Originally posted by Maria TR909 thank you....... i am looking more for the vinyl then mixed sets..... & when it comes to newer Music i have that covered. I am trying to replace the old collection that has been either destroyed, lost or stolen over the yrs I will check out the site.

I understand. Check it this site they maybe abale to get you some of the stuff you are looking for (www.hardtofindrecords.com) if you don't already know about it. Good luck, I wish I could help but I hang on to all my vinyl (It's priceless to me).

((DJ MADNESS))

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Originally posted by DJ MADNESS I understand. Check it this site they maybe abale to get you some of the stuff you are looking for (www.hardtofindrecords.com) if you don't already know about it. Good luck, I wish I could help but I hang on to all my vinyl (It's priceless to me). ((DJ MADNESS))

u bastard kidding.............

hard to find is hard to find they never have anything i want.

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Originally posted by dycedarg Summer of 1999 I bought my first Trance cd, The Mix Afterhours by David Padilla. That led downloading everything I can find on Napster. Which led to downloading Oakenfold at Gatecrasher, which led to buying Tranceport, which is when I became all out tranceaddict. I remember listening to Power96(Miami) on a saturday night and they were playing trance. They played the song Kaycee - Escape and actually said the name of the song when they played it. I remembered that, went to store next week, found the cd, The Mix, which had it, bought it. The Mix is still one of my favorite cd's ever.

I remember seeing oakenfold in 97 or something ike that in a small venue while his head wasnt big,,,,,,,,,,,,, that was an amasing night.
to bad he suxks ass now........... i still go to see him cause of the vibe of the party but he doesnt impress me anymore.

Oakenfold is just going on his name....not much else these days. Shame because from 1998-2000...he was the greatest dj on the face of this earth.

i was listening on-and-off to horrendous cheesy music since about mid-1998...then in about mid-2000 I started listening to Juno Reactor and Tiesto's Summerbreeze...then it all took off from there

i wouldnt say the greates...........

but he was fun in the later 90's

remember i come from a time before tiesto, oaki & pvd..

let's see

oakenfold was big from 1994 onward
same with sasha
pvd hit his stride in 1997 imo...ppl argue 1994...

i mean maria...could anyone top the essential mix world tour from 1999....where oakenfold set the standard....i doubt it....

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Originally posted by torontotrance let's see oakenfold was big from 1994 onward same with sasha pvd hit his stride in 1997 imo...ppl argue 1994... i mean maria...could anyone top the essential mix world tour from 1999....where oakenfold set the standard....i doubt it....

agreed.. oakie rocked the scene with that set. so badass. still gets a lot of playtime on me playlist.

its funny how oakey used to play cj bolland - prophet back in 99., and tiesto got onto whoring that track in 2001 even put it on his magik 6

that set...you mean THOSE SETS...

In NYC No one really knew oaki & PVD it was a different game being played. Over seas trance dj's were not important at the time........... NYC had there own kick ass talent. When pvd first played here in in what 94 95 96 at teh unity party at vinyl no one had a clue who he was.......
I almost forgot i even saw him once.
back in those years NYC Was still all about the hardcore. rotterdam terror corps, marc acardipane, neophyt, Euromasters, dj's & acts like that. trance became popular in NYC in the late 90's even though some djs were playing trance it wasnt at its peak yet... so obvously niether would be the trance dj's........ except for some. But back then it was people like kimbal collins, DJ Gonzo of Limelight, dan efex people like that.

hardcore pfffft...that died in 1995...worldwide...then went into niches....then again...lenny dee still runs his label outta new york. So you from the Adam-X, Frankie Bones days?

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Originally posted by torontotrance hardcore pfffft...that died in 1995...worldwide...then went into niches....then again...lenny dee still runs his label outta new york. So you from the Adam-X, Frankie Bones days?

they dont call me maria hardcore for nuttin.

hardcore dies in 1997............ i forgot to Mention DOA & Nicky Fingers In The Above Post....... Now That Is Hardcore.
Also people like oliver chesler & jon selway - Dx13,Disintogrator.

then oliver became temper tantrum & now is the horrorist.

This is music.

considering that all music is made with electronic stuff now, the first song ive ever heard in my life was probably electronic

maria....you want to talk hardcore...talk to ian^ and nukleuz...they know hardcore....see when hardcore was big...i was still listening to rock and euro dance.

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Originally posted by mndeg considering that all music is made with electronic stuff now, the first song ive ever heard in my life was probably electronic

u know what................. this is the truest thing i have herd in a while...... thak you for shutting me up........

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Originally posted by Maria TR909 they dont call me maria hardcore for nuttin. hardcore dies in 1997............ i forgot to Mention DOA & Nicky Fingers In The Above Post....... Now That Is Hardcore. Also people like oliver chesler & jon selway - Dx13,Disintogrator. then oliver became temper tantrum & now is the horrorist. This is music.

i just wanted to say that nicky's death was a huge loss for the whole scene. doa will never be the same without him

is Hi-nrg dance music considered electronic?? if so.. like 10 years, if not, some 5 years.

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Originally posted by Acid Junkie i just wanted to say that nicky's death was a huge loss for the whole scene doa will never be the same without him.

after nicky died that is when the hardcore scene in nyc died.
Doa didnt do anything after nicky died. sal said fuck this...........
& became a doctor.

When we bueried nicky we bueried an era.

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Originally posted by Maria TR909 When we bueried nicky we bueried an era.

so true. their album is definitely on my top10 speedcore releases list. a classic that is!

I just started to get into trance a few months ago. Still trying to learn the DJs and really get into it.

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Originally posted by Acid Junkie so true. their album is definitely on my top10 speedcore releases list. a classic that is!

where are you from??? Indiana? it cuts off on your location. Curious

That album kicks ass.......

The track that goes You want it hard mutha ****** is my friend joe rave........

those were amazing days....... Even though it sadens me that they are no more I thank god every day for letting me be in those peoples lives & being able to experience those times. It carved the person that i am today.

A couple of years maybe..

Since about 1992/3, Snap/Capella etc..

I've been lsitening to dance & electronica since 1987 ...

I was born in 1983 in Soviet Union, and was a dance/electronica music addict since I was 4 years old. Back in Soviet times it was hard and expensive to get western music tapes, but when I heard them from my then well-established parents, I became a permanent dance music lover. Some of the most notable tracks that I can list from the top of my head (too meany to mention) that date to pre-trance (pre-1997) era are:
70s: (Chic - Good Times , Diana Ross - Upside Down, Donna Summer - I Feel Love, First Choice -Double Cross (Larry Levan Mix) TOO MANY DISCO AWESOME SONGS TO LIST, BUT LOTS OF TECHNO THERE!!

1980s: Art Of Noise - Moments In Love :eyespop (my fav song of the 80s and #2 all-time)
Inner City - Big Fun
Bananarama - Venus , I Heard A Rumor , Cruel Summer , Love In The First Degree
Vangelis - Tears In Rain, Blade Runner (end titles), Main Theme From Missing & MANY MORE AWESOME TRACKS
Jean Michel Jarre - ANYTHING
Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence, Policy Of Truth
Nu Shooz - Point Of No Return
Sandra - Heaven Can Wait, In The Heat Of The Night HOT HOT HOT
Irene Cara - Breakdance WOW!
Harold Faltermeyer - Axel F
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
Barbara Mason - Another Man
Camouflage - The great Commandment
Berlin - Take My Breath Away
Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (12 Inch mix)
Animotion - I Engineer, Obsession
Fine Young CannibAls - She Drives Me Crazy
Stacey Q - Two Of Hearts GODDESS!
Yaz - Situation, Situation
Madonna - Lucky Star, Like A Virgin
Moskwa TV - ANYTHING , esp. Generator 7/8
Expose - ANYTHING! by them (incl. Seasons Change , Point Of No Return)
Donna Summer - She Works Hard For The Money
Falco - Rock Me Amadeus
Pet Shop Boys - Domino Dancing, West End girls
Samantha Fox - Touch Me
Kylie Minogue - Locomotion
Modern Talking - Cheri Cheri Lady, SOS For Love, Telegram To yOUR Heart
Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait A SUPER DANCE SONG!
+++ many more great 80s dance songs ....
90s:
Astral Projection - anything pre '97, including Mahadeva, Dancing Galaxy
Daft Punk - Homework CD
M1 - Electronic Funk
Kylie Minogue (Closer (great trance track), Hand On Your heart, Better The Devil You Know, Light Years, AND DOZENS MORE)
2 Unlimited - No Limit, Tribal Dance , Get Ready For This
Ace Of Base - The Sign, Cruel Summer, etc.
Annie Lennox - No More I Love You's (original version and the club mix version)
Antiloop - Believe, In My Mind, Nowhere To Hide
Culture Beat - Pay No Mind, Take Me Away, Inside Out , etc.
DJ Company - various
Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Club Mix)
Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity, etc.
Fun Factory - Take Your Chance, I Wanna Be With You, etc.
Red 5 - Lift Me Up
Sm-Trax - Is Calling
Ultra Nate - Free (radio edit)
Sash!
2 Eivissa - various


HECK, THERE IS SO MUCH CLASSIC DANCE MUSIC TO LIST, THOUSSANDS OF SONGS FROM MY COLLECTION, BUT I JUST DONT HAVE THE TIME AND WHO GIVES A RATS BUTT!

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