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Posted by Jeffnorman on Mar-22-2004 18:39:

dj sammy and more crap

For those who listen this kind of stupidity and try to confirm "it's trance....you better shut your mouth and close your cd player...

dj sammy
sylver
darude
and other shit....

thanks....

Posted by mike_stefan69 on Mar-22-2004 18:41:

wtf are you on about??

Posted by ToXano on Mar-22-2004 18:43:

Thx for the message, mate

Posted by Disney on Mar-22-2004 19:15:

Don't forget Jan Wayne

And take it easy mate...

You won't last long here if you go all Hulk when someone mentions this kind of crap!

Posted by DjGrl2000 on Mar-22-2004 19:20:

Hey Disney sweet sig!

ok about this thread.....I'm not a super duper Dj Sammy fan either but everyone is entitled to their own likes and dislikes. C'mon, there's too much flaming on this board already.

Posted by Stuku on Mar-22-2004 19:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Disney
Don't forget Jan Wayne

Agree

Posted by T-1000 on Mar-22-2004 20:23:

You forgot Lasgo too

Posted by mndeg on Mar-22-2004 20:25:

TIT

Posted by hardstyle on Mar-22-2004 20:25:

lol

And Scooter

Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Mar-22-2004 20:35:

Yeah, all you regulars better listen to this tit...he knows what he's talking about.

Posted by Nik Novo on Mar-22-2004 20:38:

Re: lol

quote:
Originally posted by hardstyle
And Scooter

And like 3/4 of the chart-"trance"

btw. this thread sucks

Posted by smallSHEEP on Mar-22-2004 20:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Disney
You won't last long here if you go all Hulk when someone mentions this kind of crap!

Haha

.... did someone mention cheese OMFG!!!

Raaaaaaaaa

Posted by Tranc3 on Mar-22-2004 20:53:

Re: dj sammy and more crap

quote:
Originally posted by Jeffnorman
For those who listen this kind of stupidity and try to confirm "it's trance....you better shut your mouth and close your cd player...

dj sammy
sylver
darude
and other shit....

thanks....

Well I've only listened to those artists a few times, but they are indeed creating music that falls into the overall genre known as "trance."

What defines the overall genre? I think most people would agree with me when I say it includes the following:

- A "4-on-the-floor" beat
- Some variation on the supersaw as the leading melody (although the transgressive movement is starting to phase that out)
- The well-known "buildups" and "breakdowns" that trance tends to carry to an extreme at times
- If the track has any vocals, 95% of the time it will be a female singer.
- Some variation on the "melodic" theme or the "uplifting" theme - in essence a focus on the composition's tonal aspects, not the rhythmic aspects.

With that said, you can see that the artists mentioned above my post do indeed fall into the category called "trance." If you are of another mindset, I'd love to hear what it is (and more importantly, why).

Posted by apostrophe on Mar-22-2004 20:55:

Re: Re: dj sammy and more crap

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
Well I've only listened to those artists a few times, but they are indeed creating music that falls into the overall genre known as "trance."

What defines the overall genre? I think most people would agree with me when I say it includes the following:

- A "4-on-the-floor" beat
- Some variation on the supersaw as the leading melody (although the transgressive movement is starting to phase that out)
- The well-known "buildups" and "breakdowns" that trance tends to carry to an extreme at times
- If the track has any vocals, 95% of the time it will be a female singer.
- Some variation on the "melodic" theme or the "uplifting" theme - in essence a focus on the composition's tonal aspects, not the rhythmic aspects.

With that said, you can see that the artists mentioned above my post do indeed fall into the category called "trance." If you are of another mindset, I'd love to hear what it is (and more importantly, why).

well said...it's just a little different twist on 'trance' as probably most of us enjoy it. each to his/her own.

Posted by apostrophe on Mar-22-2004 20:58:

oh, and personally i still like darude...his latest stuff was mint... IMO.

sand storm was the first trance song i ever heard...

Posted by Mattsanity on Mar-22-2004 21:02:

I'm sorry to admit that the vocal/lyrics in DJ Sammy - Heaven are great, but of course the trancey stuff is horrible.

Posted by Tranc3 on Mar-22-2004 21:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Mattsanity
I'm sorry to admit that the vocal/lyrics in DJ Sammy - Heaven are great, but of course the trancey stuff is horrible.

Well sure no doubt about it, the lyrics make the piece into a song, and at a heightened "cheese rating" to boot.

Posted by caddyshack on Mar-22-2004 21:16:

quote:
Originally posted by mike_stefan69
wtf are you on about??

and

quote:
Originally posted by mndeg
TIT

and

quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
Yeah, all you regulars better listen to this tit...he knows what he's talking about.

don't listen to cheese or DIE!!

Posted by [ groovypants ] on Mar-22-2004 23:08:

quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
Yeah, all you regulars better listen to this tit...he knows what he's talking about.

LOL!

Perhaps this is how ALL TiT's should be like!

Posted by sleepydragon on Mar-22-2004 23:34:

Re: Re: dj sammy and more crap

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
Well I've only listened to those artists a few times, but they are indeed creating music that falls into the overall genre known as "trance."

What defines the overall genre? I think most people would agree with me when I say it includes the following:

- A "4-on-the-floor" beat
- Some variation on the supersaw as the leading melody (although the transgressive movement is starting to phase that out)
- The well-known "buildups" and "breakdowns" that trance tends to carry to an extreme at times
- If the track has any vocals, 95% of the time it will be a female singer.
- Some variation on the "melodic" theme or the "uplifting" theme - in essence a focus on the composition's tonal aspects, not the rhythmic aspects.

With that said, you can see that the artists mentioned above my post do indeed fall into the category called "trance." If you are of another mindset, I'd love to hear what it is (and more importantly, why).

thats why its officialy called 'commercial trance' it is not trance that we all know and love. commercial trance is a spin-off of trance

Posted by [mart] on Mar-22-2004 23:36:

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Posted by Tranc3 on Mar-22-2004 23:51:

Re: Re: Re: dj sammy and more crap

quote:
Originally posted by sleepydragon
thats why its officialy called 'commercial trance' it is not trance that we all know and love. commercial trance is a spin-off of trance

Right but the original quote was this:

quote:
Originally posted by Jeffnorman
For those who listen this kind of stupidity and try to confirm "it's trance....you better shut your mouth and close your cd player...

dj sammy
sylver
darude
and other shit....

thanks....

I get the impression that the poster doesn't believe those artists belong in the trance genre at all.

Posted by cryo on Mar-22-2004 23:57:

omfg dj sammy i die

/joking

i believe in TiTs

Posted by n0bben on Mar-23-2004 00:06:

Re: dj sammy and more crap

Posted by Danny Ocean on Mar-23-2004 00:36:

Darude - Sandstorm + Dj Sammy - Heaven = BEST SONGS EVA!!!111

oh yeah +1

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