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Posted by St_Andrew on Jun-17-2004 13:23:

blessing

all the oldies should just give the newbies a chance and stop beeing so narrow minded


Posted by starsearcher on Jun-17-2004 13:30:

quote:
Originally posted by St_Andrew
blessing

all the oldies should just give the newbies a chance and stop beeing so narrow minded


Amen


Posted by jon jon on Jun-17-2004 14:12:

Re: Newbie here!!!

quote:
Originally posted by ericF
there are some intelligent debates going on


Posted by jon jon on Jun-17-2004 14:15:

quote:
Originally posted by StereoPrincess
"Hey, guys, remember my old TA avatar....?" *pose*


haha nice. Speaking of avatars, wtf is going on with yours. Sinead Oconnor drowning in a pit of honey?


Posted by Jayx1 on Jun-17-2004 14:20:

This debate is about as relevent as this one:

H2O Friend or Foe?


Posted by starsearcher on Jun-17-2004 14:21:

He's just English....GO ENGLAND!!!


Posted by Jayx1 on Jun-17-2004 14:22:

GO CANADA!!! Um I mean.... GO LEAFS!!! ... Um I mean GO FLAMES... UM... ah shit never mind...


Posted by starsearcher on Jun-17-2004 14:28:

^^^ Yeah exactly


Posted by StereoPrincess on Jun-17-2004 14:34:

quote:
Originally posted by halo20
haha nice. Speaking of avatars, wtf is going on with yours. Sinead Oconnor drowning in a pit of honey?


get a better monitor dude.

anyways, it's a dancer at a Montreal party with all the lights around her. and it's my favorite pictures. so shut the fuck up.

what's yours? a scene from Harry Potter?


Posted by ericF on Jun-17-2004 15:07:

On No You Didn't!!!

Oh don't you diss Harry Potter, he's the best. Well the books are great, can't wait to see the new movie, I'm almost done the 3rd book


Posted by Dr. Z on Jun-17-2004 15:15:

hahahahh1!

who remembers when i mentioned cliques.... about 1.5 years ago?

which resulted in everyone flaming me


Posted by Tordan on Jun-17-2004 15:51:

quote:
Originally posted by loconet
Man, I actually know what songs those lines come from!!


Dude... you're scaring me. The guy who introduced me to TA listening to new country. I hope you get the trance beaten back into ya on your euro trip.


Posted by loconet on Jun-17-2004 15:52:

quote:
Originally posted by Tordan
Dude... you're scaring me. The guy who introduced me to TA listening to new country. I hope you get the trance beaten back into ya on your euro trip.


I usually dont listen to that, I promise!! . I'm more of jazz type of person


Posted by mot10n on Jun-17-2004 15:56:

i was raised on folk and country

"lord i was born a ramblin man!"


Posted by DJ_Science on Jun-17-2004 16:05:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller


i would also guess that about half the people on here haven't made an effort and don't want to meet other TAs. an attitude that's pretty different than before.


I'm new to the board and I think i've been making an effort to meet some of the other TOTAs.


Posted by The Highroller on Jun-17-2004 17:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Cyrus King
The crowd reaction ive seen when trance is played to the reaction of the crowd when prog is played is so distinguishable that its not even hard to imagine.


i don't really think this is totally true. with trance sets, it's build up, break down, build up break down, ad infinitum so the crowd goes mildly nuts to every climax.

with prog sets, it's a continuous beat, which some people like. then every once in a while, there's a track with a huge build up/break down and the people go absolutely nuts. the deejay uses climaxes in moderation.

it just depends what you like, but i think i've seen crowds more nuts over prog sets than trance sets.


quote:
Originally posted by halo20
I remember that night like it was yesterday.


me too :P

"1, 2, 3, 4, BOOM BOOM BOOM!" hahaha i'll never forget that


Posted by Izra on Jun-17-2004 19:15:

The growth of TA, a blessing or a curse?

A blessing. The more, the merrier.


Posted by LKD on Jun-18-2004 00:47:

talkin bout avatars....anyone remember my skull and middle finger avatar???

so many of u kept saying "this guys an asshole...jsut look at his avatar"


Posted by Max Q on Jun-18-2004 02:31:

quote:
Originally posted by The Highroller
i don't really think this is totally true. with trance sets, it's build up, break down, build up break down, ad infinitum so the crowd goes mildly nuts to every climax.

with prog sets, it's a continuous beat, which some people like. then every once in a while, there's a track with a huge build up/break down and the people go absolutely nuts. the deejay uses climaxes in moderation.

it just depends what you like, but i think i've seen crowds more nuts over prog sets than trance sets.


Graham, I think you hit the nail on the head with this one. Using climaxes and buildups in moderation creates anticipation for it.

It's just like sex, really... sure you can just go for it straight off the bat and you both can get off fairly well... but if you create that anticipation, the release is that much more powerful.


Posted by The Highroller on Jun-18-2004 02:41:

haha, good analogy!


Posted by Summer21 on Jun-18-2004 02:43:

WOW Max niiiiiice

SS


Posted by Durafei on Jun-18-2004 02:44:

So to summarize, prog set goes as follows:

- Prog DJ plays boring shit music for 5 hours.

- Then, all of a sudden, prog DJ suddenly plays something good(dare I say Trancy???). Of course everybody is extremely happy, hands in the air, etc. Notice that people are happy not only because that part is actually good, but because after 5 hours of shit, they are finally hearing something decent. Of course they are going to be excited !!

- The set is over and people go home.

I don't know about you, but I'd rather skip the first 5 hours.


EDIT. What I described here is actually somewhat different from sex. In sex both "parties" get pleasure from foreplay. With prog sets, it's only the DJ who is pleasured(he gets paid for those 5 hours). The crowd is tortured. Unfortunately there are too many masochists out there.

PS. Please don't take this post too seriously. It was meant to be at least slightly humorous.


Posted by The Highroller on Jun-18-2004 02:48:

yea, you hit the nail right on the head Ilyia!

in all honesty tho, and i know it's been used enough times,

"...not everybody understands house music, it's a spirtual thing, a body thing, a soul thing..."

i can see why people would like trance even tho i don't like most of the new stuff. why can't you guys understand why people like prog?

haha, another great sex analogy!


Posted by Max Q on Jun-18-2004 02:52:

Uuuhhhmm.. no... Ilyia, have you listened to any prog sets? (And good examples?)

Ok.. yes, it's a lot lower key without all the high-pitched synths and faster tempo... but i feel there's a lot more groove and sensuality in prog and it's SUCH a trip!

Oh.. and by the way, transitioning is VERY Important and necessary to create the whole journey of the set; it's not just a "showcase" of self-sustaining tracks. That's why I cringe when I hear most trance transitions (albeit pretty tough due to melody clashing all the time) that Tiesto does live... I'm all about the technical aspect behind it because for me a set's transitions has to be TRANSPARENT for it to be most effective.

(Btw.. i didn't mean to start anything with 'bashing' Tiesto -- it was just an example)


Posted by Max Q on Jun-18-2004 02:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Summer21
WOW Max niiiiiice

SS



What? What did I say?


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