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| Originally posted by sstranger1 I grew up listening all types of electronic music in the 80s from synthpop (Depeche Mode (my fave band of all time), Cetu Javu, Erasure, Red Flag, Pet Shop Boys etc.) to Italo Disco or Asian New Wave (Den Harrow, Savage, Gazebo, Modern Talking, Bad Boys Blue) to New Beat (Robotiko Rejekto, Public Relations, Moskwa TV) and in the 90s I got into freestlye (Stevie B, Johnny O, Noel, Information Society) and Eurodance (Fun Factory, 2Unlimited, Captain Hollywood Project) and also industrial dance/EBM (Front 242, A Split Second, Apoptygma Berzerk, VNV Nation). So it wasn't a hard transition to get into trance and other edm styles in early 2000. First clubbing experience was Gabriel & Dresden at 1015 in I believe 2003 or 2004. |
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| Originally posted by V Man27 I'm 23, and my first ever event was back in 2000 when I was still 14 for Metropolis @ the Santa Clara Fairgrounds. Then went to Funky Tekno Tribe's Tribal Massive at Bill Graham later that year to celebrate my 15th birthday... I used to be more of a House Head and listened to DJ Dan, Farina, Jeno & Garth... (but listened to Trance like Mars & Mystre & uhhh... DJ Mystik haha) And what moved me over to trance for good was Metropolis 2002 (the one in the 3Com Park parking lot) when I saw Deepsky annihilate the main room/tent. And also going to the Trance room/tent and hearing I think Mars & Mystre drop PPK - Resurrection for the first time at a massive. Mind f-in blown..... Hahaha I still have the first Trance CD I ever bought: Paul Oakenfold's Tranceport .... And also Star Guitar galvanized my love for edm in general Can't believe how fast time flies... |
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| Originally posted by DizkokidD i remember going to metropolis also.... vman, is your name hung by any chance?? |
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| Originally posted by KarenLuvs2Party Damn I thought only Vietnamese people listened to Dj Mystik.. LOL. And before Dj Mystik was Dj Epic and that was back when I was in the 6th or 7th grade. (Come to think of it..that should explain the invasion of fobs and asian gangsters at clubs in socal..they been listening to that for years!) haha Yeah I been listening to electronic music since it was considered "dance" music I guess.. like La Bouche and all that. First party was in 99 when I was 17. =) |
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| Originally posted by yehyo I am currently 23 as well... grew up listening to local DJs mars n mystre, dyloot, and tom slik.. went to metropolis in oakland (during high school) as my first "part-E" and it was sick! i remember there were stands selling pizza, philly cheese steaks, computer gaming room, rock climbing area, and an inflatable slide! good times back then... |
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| Originally posted by DizkokidD is your name hung by any chance?? |
Started in the summer of 1998...to some that's a while ago, to others I'm a newbie.
Re: How long have you been in the scene?
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| Originally posted by system-7 Curious to know: How old are you guys? How long have you been in the EDM scene? When did you first discover electronic music?(80's 90's, late, recently) |
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| Jerry: What scene? There's a scene? Elaine: Of course there's a scene. Jerry: All these years I'm part of a scene, I had no idea. |
oh man, i missed the boat on this thread.....but here is my clubbin resume...
im 30 now, been doin the clubbin/raving thing since about 14, so in it for about 16 years now.
started in the whole socal rave thang in 1994 to about 1999...grape ape at wild rivers, the dream parties, moontribe, bigger, ONe, family, fvck/no screw on monday, etc...anyone remember the promoter Tef or insominacs time parties or socal-raves list?
after 16 years, i still love dance music and most of my friends have either moved on or not into it anymore...but i havent been able to grow out of it. i have seen the scene evolve and mature, and i am glad to see the same promoters (like pasquale/insominac, reza, etc) still goin strong.
im not a music snob (like most of you on here *wink*), but just love all dance music now
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