u know for a trance board, alot of u are so anal about what music is not cheese

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Posted by JakeC on Mar-14-2005 22:55:

quote:
Originally posted by daeus
I dont understand, thats your opinion not a fact

what i was trying to say was it infact is not what you think it is and every genre has something for someone.

Posted by daeus on Mar-14-2005 23:00:

quote:
Originally posted by JakeC
what i was trying to say was it infact is not what you think it is and every genre has something for someone.

no worries, i just wanted to add my peice to the pointless classic "trance addict argument"

u got a point, i find the syth makes trance the purest form of music which i like.

Posted by JakeC on Mar-14-2005 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by daeus
no worries, i just wanted to add my peice to the pointless classic "trance addict argument"

u got a point, i find the syth makes trance the purest form of music which i like.

the good old "inb4dablock"

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-15-2005 11:08:

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Originally posted by Blue Balls
OK. The term cheesey is used in regard to its cultural or contextual significance rather than actual composition.

why the fuck are we taking about the actual songs compostion. That's not the definition of cheese.

Yes it is. Are you completely thick? Cheese has nothing to do with context, it's entirely to do with the sound of the track. Do you even know what contextual significance is?

Posted by Zombie0915 on Mar-15-2005 12:12:

Another One that bothers me is that Max Graham track that has that bassline ripped from an Orgy tune.

that damn song is getting HAMMERED (over here at least) and it is starting to drive me a little crazy.

that song and the general vibe that songs like it give off really bothers me, but I don't even want to start saying max graham is cheese cuz that will start all sorts of hell.

Anyway, I came out of this thread having learned more stuff, it seems like this dutch category of trance that you guys are using is by definition the over the top stuff, and that when I mentioned tracks that I thought weren't over the top you all showed them to not be in that same category. This is kind of a releif, for a while there I though you guys really beleived that the whole emotional trance paradigm was unworthy and all I was really trying to point out was that good songs existed from that category.

But now it seems like dutch trance does not equal all of the epic styles, and that you guys are also aware of tolerable trance tunes, you just classify them differently than I did.

Anyway, I admit to enjoying some cheesy tunes, not so much because I am ignorant of other styles, but because I prefer to hear a bit of synth-play in the mid and high ranges and the genres typicaly associated with non cheesiness are dominated by bass and percussions, with less to offer in synth play. I know that is not true 100% of the time, but it happens often enough to make it a pain trying to appreciate one of those styles which is mostly glitches and clangs when I'm wanting to hear some sounds I consider more pleasing.

Anyway, if you want to debate the point of non trance styles being largely dominated by basslines and percussions then by all means name some tracks from other styles with a bit more synth play in them, cuz I kinda want to hear some.

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