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Posted by Freak_Q_Librium on Apr-25-2004 23:33:

Hello! You're gateway into Trance

Okay well I admit to being a new convert but I got into Trance and a whole lot more electronic muscic through Chicane's Behind the sun as well as Dreamland by Robert Miles, how about you?


Posted by Danny Ocean on Apr-25-2004 23:36:

hey there welcome to TA. DJ Sammy - HEaven got me into trance, i love that chooon!11


Posted by Cobalt on Apr-25-2004 23:38:

Prodigy - Breathe on American airwaves -> used copy of Swedish Egil's Elektronik -> Way Out West - Ajare -> Oh, sh�t, here comes 1999!


Posted by TRanCE643 on Apr-25-2004 23:42:

tiesto remix of flesh got me goin


Posted by fbgdavidson on Apr-25-2004 23:46:

By chance I heard Judge Jules show on Radio back in early 1998, started listening and recording to cassettes. Then found the Euphoria line of CDs in 2000. A friend lent me his CD player on a flight to Bangkok and listening to:

Solange - Messages
Tilt - I Dream (Tilts Resurection Mix)
BT w/ PvD - Namistai

that mix blew me away!

and more recently hearing stuff from Ferry Corsten et al


Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Apr-25-2004 23:47:

I guess I've sorta always been in to electronic music my entire life. I used to listen to stuff like Erasure, La Bouche, etc when I was a kid. I was (and I still am) a huge Mortal Kombat fan, so when the movies released I bought both soundtracks which contained a good amount of electronic music on them as well. Then as I got older I listened to rap/hip-hop for about 5 years. I started to get bored with rap around the time Napster came about and my friend burned me a CD that contained a variety of MP3s.

This was where I got heavily into EDM, when I discovered Antiloop on that CD my friend gave me. Napster was one of the greatest tools I'd ever used, which is where I found the majority of music that I enjoy to this day and I also found trancEaddict on there. Since then I've never been able to go back listening to commercial tunes.


Posted by Freak_Q_Librium on Apr-25-2004 23:48:

Hello! Gateway tunes

Yeah I can definitely hear where almost any collaboration with Jan Johnston involved could do it for you, good stuff


Posted by Tranc3 on Apr-25-2004 23:53:

The Prodigy - Music for the Jilted Generation. Also happened to be my first album.


Posted by Freak_Q_Librium on Apr-26-2004 00:08:

Hello! Thanx everyone :)

Seriously though I will check out all your recommendatins as soon as I get a CD burner and free up my HD. I've discovered so much amazing stuff this past few weeks, astral projection, infinity project, plastic angel, Chris Fortier etc, my mind has truly been blown open and I guess there's no no turning back but I mean wtf you know?


Posted by Psionic on Apr-26-2004 00:23:

Back in 1998 when I heard Cafe del Mar


Posted by slinkyhead on Apr-26-2004 00:26:

robert miles - children --> grace - not over yet, crecsendo - are u out there?, s-express - s-xpress, chicane-offshore--> discovered the trance nation series (mixed by the then, largely unknown dj and producer system f AKA ferry corsten) and that really got me started


Posted by Freak_Q_Librium on Apr-26-2004 00:40:

Hello! Cafe Del Mar

Yeah a lot of those sets own, the Galaxy chillout with a lot of Chicane as well as the kruder/dorfmiester(astral projection?)Trans fatty acid set, well at least the first 17 minutes or so, and a whole crapload of other fine stuff, man i gotta get me a CD burner this week)


Posted by TweeK on Apr-26-2004 00:47:

quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
I guess I've sorta always been in to electronic music my entire life. I used to listen to stuff like Erasure, La Bouche, etc when I was a kid. I was (and I still am) a huge Mortal Kombat fan, so when the movies released I bought both soundtracks which contained a good amount of electronic music on them as well.


MORtal KOMbat is what got me Electronic music too, way back when i was in the 3rd grade.Speacial when lou KAng fights sub-zero kick ass music.

DUDe do you know some of the track names from the MOVIE.


Posted by Radagast on Apr-26-2004 00:50:

Ray Munns - Ray's House. Bought it after seeing an ad for it on tv that had Castles In The Sky playing in the background and Ray Munns twirling his arms like a wierdo.


Posted by DannyO on Apr-26-2004 00:56:

For me it was a bunch of tracks I heard here and there, Prodigy, S-Express, but it was when I moved to the city, and tuned in at the weekend to this show where a local DJ spins for an hour, I remember the DJ, his name was Jamie Allan, he was amazing, I still remember the first mix I heard, which was by him, and can tell you what the trackslist was and when and how it got mixed, I had recorded it on tape, but lost it some how.

That and my older brother was getting into EDM, and one of his friends had Techs and a mixer and a bunch of other things that he brought over to our house, was amazing to look at, blew me away, but I don't remember the equipment apart from the Techs because I was 9 years old at the time.


Posted by speedracer_mec on Apr-26-2004 01:12:

josh wink-are you there
oakenfold-tranceport



prodigy
roni size


Posted by Perfect_Cheezit on Apr-26-2004 01:12:

Gouryella - Walhalla

purchased Summerbreeze

the rest is history


Posted by DjJoker_bliss on Apr-26-2004 01:25:

I was always into Trance and such things. I was first into freestye through my sisters influence. Then It went into everything else. I like trance but its not limited to it. I am into dance, techno, happy hardcore, and Italo Dance. Plus this is the best kind of music around.


Posted by djshan on Apr-26-2004 01:32:

quote:
Originally posted by albertoR
hey there welcome to TA. DJ Sammy - HEaven got me into trance, i love that chooon!11


i just hope by now u realized the definition of-- "cheese"


Posted by torontotrance on Apr-26-2004 01:33:

heard xpander on mp3 thinking wtf is this trance stuff...i was hooked.


Posted by Furor Aquila on Apr-26-2004 02:03:

quote:
Originally posted by torontotrance
heard xpander on mp3 thinking wtf is this trance stuff...i was hooked.


Was that your first electronic tune that you listened too?


Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Apr-26-2004 02:23:

quote:
Originally posted by TweeK
DUDe do you know some of the track names from the MOVIE.


Mortal Kombat Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
01. A Taste of Things to Come
02. Gravity Kills - Goodbye (Demo)
03. KMFDM - Juke-Joint Jezebel (Giorgio Moroder Metropolis Mix)
04. Psykosonik - Unlearn (Josh Wink's Live Mix)
05. Traci Lords - Control (Juno Reactor Instrumental)
06. Orbital - Halcyon + On + On
07. Utah Saints - Utah Saints Take on the Theme from Mortal Kombat
08. Geezer (GZR) - The Invisible
09. Fear Factory - Zero Signal
10. Sister Machine Gun - Burn
11. Type O Negative - Blood & Fire (Out of the Ashes Mix)
12. Bile - I Reject
13. Napalm Death - Twist the Knife (Slowly)
14. Mutha's Day Out - What U See/We All Bleed Red
15. The Immortals - Techno-Syndrome 7" Mix
16. Goro vs. Art (Featuring Buckethead)
17. Demon Warriors/Final Kombat


Posted by Radagast on Apr-26-2004 02:33:

Actually the first EDM track I remember hearing is The Immortals - Techno Syndrome back in 95 when I saw Mortal Kombat the movie. I didn't know there was more music like that until six years later.


Posted by DJ_Ikronix on Apr-26-2004 02:35:

Dance Dance Revolution.

Seriously. It sorta served as a notice that "techno" isn't just bad Super Mario remixes on P2P programs.

I quickly discovered DJ Sammy, got sick of that in a month, heard Sandstorm in a Van Dyk set, and kept listening.


Posted by torontotrance on Apr-26-2004 02:36:

hell no

lol

my first electronic tune, I cannot remember. I was into eurodance in 1994 and so on.

Real McCoy - Runaway probably got the electronic music bug going

I was into euro and rock for the mid 90's then into jungle then into trance then into other genres...I'm truly an electronic music fan.


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