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| Originally posted by 2techs I'm confident in my mixing abilities these days so I could give a rats ass if you allude to when I was just starting out. Where were you to give a complete review for my '1997 progressive trance mix' earlier this year btw? You seemed to be MIA, fucking hater. |
I read somewhere that over here in Holland "progressive trance" was used for some trance productions make in the U.K. I guess they invented the term in the U.K. for commercial purpose and the stupid fucks here took it over instead of neglecting it for ever.
I read a post of System-J yesterday where he mentioned his age in 1996 (I know he's heading 30 now), but didn't realize he was still swimming around when I bought my first cd.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J You can't beatmatch |
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| Originally posted by 2techs Why did I name that mix progressive trance? It's called marketing my friend. |
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| Saying that you stopped listening to my mixes due to technical flaws is just a flat out lie. If anything, from a ****'s point of view, that would give me more reason to ridicule someone's mixes that should be made in the future. |
This 'epic house' term to me is absolute nonsense. I definitely subscribe to 'progressive house' and 'progressive trance,' however. Here is a prime example:
progressive house:
progressive trance:
i can't describe tracks like "sandra collins - flutterby" in other category that not progressive trance. also, this is a weird discussion with some good points.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Yes Matt, it's a flat out lie. I'm actually listening to all of your mixes and I'm not commenting on them because they're technically perfect and I'm just a cunt. Meanwhile, the moderators are busy sabotating your upload links. OR I really have no time or inclination to listen to a muddy recording of someone clattering a bunch of tracks I mostly already know and have elsewhere in better mixed and recorded sets. |
wow.
protip - its pretty easy to tell the diff between prog trance & prog house.
trance pumps, house grooves
work from there.
now go fuck yourselves.
Epic house is probably the only genre with the term "epic" in it which upholds the word's meaning to some degree.
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| Originally posted by Salegon Epic house is probably the only genre with the term "epic" in it which upholds the word's meaning to some degree. |
Epic house is not a fucking genre. Please understand this. Even discogs, which has developed some obscure, unnecessary 'genres,' doesn't have 'epic house' as one of them.
On a relevant note, there's also no such thing as 'jazz house.' There's jazzy house, which has instruments/components of jazz. Can we stop trying to coin new genres ffs? Discogs has enough of them.
And SYSTEM-J, I think you might've mentioned The Aloof - Agent O as being progressive house. It's not. I've had this record, and it's progressive trance. Limbo Records, btw, is a mix of progressive house and progressive trance. A friend of mine used to make mixes of artists from Limbo, and similar ones, and they were all progressive trance sets.
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| Originally posted by AlphaStarred Epic house is not a fucking genre. Please understand this. Even discogs, which has developed some obscure, unnecessary 'genres,' doesn't have 'epic house' as one of them. |
What the hell is eurobeat and what the fuck is gagaku?
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| Originally posted by AlphaStarred What the hell is eurobeat? |
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| Originally posted by AlphaStarred What the hell is eurobeat |
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| Originally posted by AlphaStarred what the fuck is gagaku? |
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| Originally posted by Sykonee Eurobeat: Basically, imagine the opening theme of any anime, or the extra-hard level of DDR. Like I said, been around forever, with labels exclusively churning the stuff out. Gander at Delta: Delta @ Discogs |
Progressive trance exists yall.
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| Originally posted by 2techs Progressive trance exists yall. |
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| Originally posted by AlphaStarred And SYSTEM-J, I think you might've mentioned The Aloof - Agent O as being progressive house. It's not. I've had this record, and it's progressive trance. Limbo Records, btw, is a mix of progressive house and progressive trance. A friend of mine used to make mixes of artists from Limbo, and similar ones, and they were all progressive trance sets. |
Do we still consider certain tracks with a formulaic breakdown and a lead melody to be progressive trance?
For example, is Bedrock - Heaven Scent progressive trance? Most, if not all progressive trance tracks are pretty unpredictable unlike your standard uplifting trance track with the build up/breakdown/anthem setup.
I hope I can be understood here...
A response I got from Harry Lemon on Facebook...
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Hi Matthew, thanks for writing me
What I mean by 'Progressive Trance is a contradiction in terms' is that Progressive House Music was never intended a style form but as a mish mash of various styles. One of those styles-and adopted by most Dj' s is a trancy one but that was a natural progression because of the very nature. (long mixes flowing from one into the other track)
Trance is formulaic and not really meant to experiment. It whould Be very predictable. Nothing wrong with that but that's why I said its a contradiction to use the words progressive and Trance. It's never been progressive.
However they did crossover eventually and now what's called Progressive isn't progressive anymore. Its just a term without any meaning. If anything it has become a predictable sub style of dance Music.
But that's the way it goes. And what's a contradiction too in a way is that that's progress.
In the end it's just a name. So it doesn't really matter
Hope that answered your question Cheers Harry
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