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Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-13-2004 13:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
You haven't read many of the threads I happen to go to have you. I have neither nitpicked nor bickered. So you and trancebrat now. "Every post I make is negative", "I ruin every thread I post in.", "I nitpick and bicker in every thread I happen to go to."

Those are nice generalizations. Maybe some are true but I definately don't do them in every thread, or even most threads I visit on TA.

Nice post, but you didn't actually answer my question at all

What are you trying to achieve with your pointless arguing? What is your point? Why do you feel the need to have the last word even if it's completely meaningless? Why do you find it so important to prove yourself to a bunch of people you don't even know over the internet?


Posted by dj_sketchy2003 on Oct-13-2004 13:25:

carte blanche is an epic track, if u dislike it, you dislike trance, if u heard that back in 1999 or whatever @ liveset and didnt go nuts.. you have problems


Posted by ONION on Oct-13-2004 13:35:

quote:
Originally posted by dj_sketchy2003
carte blanche is an epic track, if u dislike it, you dislike trance, if u heard that back in 1999 or whatever @ liveset and didnt go nuts.. you have problems


bwahahahahahahahahahahha


Posted by DJ Cinos on Oct-13-2004 13:39:

quote:
Originally posted by ONION
bwahahahahahahahahahahha


Not every classic is from the early 90's.


Posted by dj_sketchy2003 on Oct-13-2004 13:44:

oh im sorry its uncool to be born in 1985 and be introduced to electronica in 2000 as aposed to 1989, spose ill never be the man you are. Your cool cause u heard it first. i head what was labelled trance in the early 90's and it was crap. (in my opinion the uncool guy)


Posted by 6iki_Snake on Oct-13-2004 15:10:

Kamaya Painters - Endless Wave

haha im going to get bashed for this, but this is a topic about taste. I dont hate the song. I find this track 'okay'. I just hate the melody part. The melody itself is okay but the sounds used are making me irritated.

Kamaya Painters' 'Far from over' is a better track IMHO


Posted by Spacey Orange on Oct-13-2004 18:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
You haven't read many of the threads I happen to go to have you. I have neither nitpicked nor bickered. So you and trancebrat now. "Every post I make is negative", "I ruin every thread I post in.", "I nitpick and bicker in every thread I happen to go to."

Those are nice generalizations. Maybe some are true but I definately don't do them in every thread, or even most threads I visit on TA.


What are you trying to achieve with your pointless arguing? What is your point? Why do you feel the need to have the last word even if it's completely meaningless? Why do you find it so important to prove yourself to a bunch of people you don't even know over the internet?


+ 1


Posted by Radagast on Oct-13-2004 18:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Nice post, but you didn't actually answer my question at all

What are you trying to achieve with your pointless arguing? What is your point? Why do you feel the need to have the last word even if it's completely meaningless? Why do you find it so important to prove yourself to a bunch of people you don't even know over the internet?


I'm pretty sure I answered your question. You just don't want to listen. You simply cannont accept that you don't know all about trance, so you result to insults yet again. Good show.

You assume i'm trying to prove myself to someone. Wrong again. Last word? If someone questions something I said or asks me a question I respond. What do you hope to achieve with YOUR pointless statements. It's not like i'm going to listen to your brand new and enlightened ideas anyway.


Posted by Nuwidol on Oct-13-2004 23:16:

i never really liked For an Angel.

Come to think of it there aint any PVD tracks i like/have liked. the only thing i do like about PVD tracks are the meaty kicks. thats it.


Posted by Stanza on Oct-14-2004 00:26:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
I'm pretty sure I answered your question. You just don't want to listen. You simply cannont accept that you don't know all about trance, so you result to insults yet again. Good show.

You assume i'm trying to prove myself to someone. Wrong again. Last word? If someone questions something I said or asks me a question I respond.


Yeah like double posting and crapping on for the last 3 -4 pages with nothing your own defensive comments, it looks like you do have a point to prove. Not only that but you have made a big spectacle of yourself. I do respect you in terms of your deep knowledge of many classic artists but not the fact you consider yourself to be 'ultra elite' and being able to prove your point about something that no ones gives two shits about...


Posted by Derivative on Oct-14-2004 00:51:

quote:
You simply cannont accept that you don't know all about trance, so you result to insults yet again. Good show.


you know you talk on and on about how you are qualified to talk about what is and isnt trance and yet you seem to have no concept of how this music is even made, what goes into making it, how much is determined by or in some cases limited to the technology available to the musicians at the time. sometimes between yours and onion's posts i get the impression that your critique is so far removed from the actual process of writing music and listening to it for the pure and simple pleasure of it that i feel there is absolutely no way i could convince you otherwise.

most importantly you refuse to acknowledge the fact that you cannot keep using the same instruments, the same drum machines, the same melodies, the same patterns over and over again. it gets stale. and people move on and try different things. you have such a static view of what trance IS that you seem to have lost sight of the fact that this music has been undergoing a constant evolution since the early 90s. it is longer recognisable as early 90s trance but the stuff since has just come to be associated with the nameplate and this has been generally accepted by the majority of people. whether they are into the music or not.

you strike me as a very pedantic person, frustratingly so in this thread. do you even have any experience in writing trance? because i can tell you that over the years, in production terms at least, dance music gets better and better and people find new things to appreciate in it. and that'll go on. producers will get new toys and listen to new tunes and get new ideas and write new tracks. whatever happened to variety is the spice of life?

also, i completely *detest* the word noob. only geeks use this word to make them feel as if their opinions carry more weight than others who enjoy music just because it feels good. get a grip.


Posted by itsTrueSonic on Oct-14-2004 00:55:

it used to be "solarstone - seven cities"

those were the times when i really didn't respect chillout too much, until now.

now it's tiesto - flight 643.

i don't get it.


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Oct-14-2004 01:25:

Edit:
I'll just take this off since this is completely pointless.


Posted by eRRaTiK on Oct-19-2004 06:37:

Cass & Slide - Perception


Posted by TuanAnh213 on Oct-19-2004 09:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Cosmic Baby - Magic Cubes


thank god trance evolved from this cuz that track was pure garbage

nobody in here gives a donkey's ass about your elitest views on how trance had got to been so much better 10-15 years ago when trance sounded like cheesy 1980s synth pop theme songs for television sitcoms so get off your high horse already


Posted by Radagast on Oct-19-2004 13:58:

quote:
Originally posted by TuanAnh213
thank god trance evolved from this cuz that track was pure garbage

nobody in here gives a donkey's ass about your elitest views on how trance had got to been so much better 10-15 years ago when trance sounded like cheesy 1980s synth pop theme songs for television sitcoms so get off your high horse already


Not a very smart cookie. You obviously have no idea what synthpop is if you think it sounds like Magic Cubes. I'm not on a high horse, I just don't like pop music. Or rather, I don't like bad pop music.

Pure trance is very repetitive, unresponsive, hypnotic, and is an acquired taste...it lacks pop tricks like assinine breakdowns or flighty detuned saw wave sing-along ethereal orchestral chord melodies which cater to the lowest common denominator of music listener.

Thing is......people are stupid. YOU are stupid. They/you lack the intelligence, introspection, and the patience to appreciate something like trance. Plus you're judging an entire group of music based on one track. Come back when you're either willing and ready to be open-minded or when you learn to count to four, whichever comes first.

But maybe you just don't like that track. So i'll suggest another one, as if it really matters...Resistance D - Cosmic Love, Union Jack - Two Full Moons And A Trout, Eat Static - Om Machine...listen to Poltergeist - Vicious Circles (Union Jack Remix) and tell me it sounds like 1980's synthpop(which kicks ass by the way).

'course like I say, it's an acquired taste. Meaning it usually takes a while for someone to like, if they ever manage to.

I DID THAT! I DID THAT!


Posted by Wretched on Oct-19-2004 14:10:

System F - Out Of The Blue without a doubt

I cant see what anyone finds appealing about that song


Posted by Snooper on Oct-19-2004 18:09:

quote:
Originally posted by TuanAnh213
nobody in here gives a donkey's ass about your elitest views on how trance had got to been so much better 10-15 years ago when trance sounded like cheesy 1980s synth pop theme songs for television sitcoms so get off your high horse already


That must have to be one of the most ignorant remarks I've seen here in a long time. If you think early trance all sound like synth-pop based on listening to one track then you really must be stupid. Fact is trance today sounds much more like synth-pop than trance made 10 years ago, and if you had the slightest knowledge about trance from that era you would've known that as well. Take a listen to tunes like L.S.G. - Fragile and Terra Ferma - Lunar Sunrise/The Scream/Floating or in fact anything from Platipus from that era and make up your opinion based on facts instead of prejudice. Then perhaps people will take your opinion a little more seriously.


Posted by Flyboy217 on Oct-19-2004 20:29:

*wince*

Xpander

There, I said it.


Posted by DJ Cinos on Oct-20-2004 06:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Pure trance is very repetitive, unresponsive, hypnotic, and is an acquired taste...it lacks pop tricks like assinine breakdowns or flighty detuned saw wave sing-along ethereal orchestral chord melodies which cater to the lowest common denominator of music listener.


What did sine-saws and breakdowns ever do to you? Why do you hate them so much?


Posted by Noctone on Oct-20-2004 07:24:

Goldenscan - Sunrise (Pulser 6am Mix), or any of the mixes of it for that matter.


Posted by Radagast on Oct-20-2004 07:28:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
What did sine-saws and breakdowns ever do to you? Why do you hate them so much?


They didn't do anything to me. They mangled a huge part of trance though.


Posted by DJ Cinos on Oct-20-2004 07:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
They didn't do anything to me. They mangled a huge part of trance though.


That doesn't make them bad. Mind you, every kind of music starts to repeat after a while. But sine-saws in themselves aren't necessarily the curse of trance.


Posted by Radagast on Oct-20-2004 07:41:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Cinos
That doesn't make them bad. Mind you, every kind of music starts to repeat after a while. But sine-saws in themselves aren't necessarily the curse of trance.


Flighty catchy melodies and other pop-like things are, whatever form they take. Sine-saws being the most common. Arpeggiation, which goes hand in hand with trance, can also be misused and blown out of proportion. Then you have the pointless breakdowns. This is not what trance was meant to be.


Posted by DJ Cinos on Oct-20-2004 09:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Radagast
Flighty catchy melodies and other pop-like things are, whatever form they take. Sine-saws being the most common. Arpeggiation, which goes hand in hand with trance, can also be misused and blown out of proportion. Then you have the pointless breakdowns. This is not what trance was meant to be.


I don't understand what you mean. Shouldn't music be allowed to evolve and spawn sub-genres? Shouldn't tracks HAVE breakdowns/climaxes?


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