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Posted by X_K on May-06-2004 21:54:

Different kinds of techno styles

Hello,
I have a few questions about the different kinds of techno styles, cause I m a bit confused.
Does anyone knows what is (nu) nrg trance ? Is there anyone who can enumerate my every genres, and a few songs that are caracteristics of those genres ?

txh !


Posted by Electronicapo1 on May-06-2004 21:56:

Re: Different kinds of techno styles

quote:
Originally posted by X_K
I have a few questions about the different kinds of techno styles, cause I m a bit confused.
Does anyone knows what is (nu) nrg trance ?

woah man... i know kats who got shot for using the words trance and techno in the same post like you just did... watch out.


Posted by Perfect_Cheezit on May-06-2004 22:05:

http://www.di.fm/edmguide/edmguide.html

People will say its inaccurate; learn the basics and this is pretty helpful whether you think Rank 1 is cheese or not


Posted by X_K on May-06-2004 22:16:

thx a lot, i'm coming back soon !


Posted by Cobalt on May-06-2004 23:03:

Maaz, please finish.

I still wonder if the forum should pursue creating one of its own.


Posted by JAV on May-06-2004 23:13:

Re: Different kinds of techno styles

MAN! You got to be kidding! Did you sign up into TA just to ask this question?

quote:
Originally posted by X_K
Does anyone knows what is (nu) nrg trance ?


Posted by Digital Aura on May-06-2004 23:15:

I think the question is fine...a lot of people, myself included, probably couldn't answer it very well.


Posted by JAV on May-06-2004 23:17:

Well I think he isnt talking about a music genre, but about Nu-NRG!! But well, who knows.


Posted by mndeg on May-06-2004 23:52:

DONT GO TO THE DI.FM SITE
and what does trance have to do with techno?
for accuracy just forget the word techno now, you've probably never heard a techno song in your life, mainstream media uses the word techno to describe anything they think sounds robotic and has a bassline DISCLUDING mainstream rap/pop


Posted by Jon L on May-07-2004 00:11:

yo WTF is up with that ishkur edm guide. It says that Rank 1 - Airwave is cheese. and that Blank & Jones - Cream is garbage. It also disses a lotta other good tracks. do u guys kno what i mean?


Posted by AlphaStarred on May-07-2004 00:17:

quote:
Originally posted by mndeg
...for accuracy just forget the word techno now, you've probably never heard a techno song in your life...


lmfao


Posted by a.m. on May-07-2004 00:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Jon L
yo WTF is up with that ishkur edm guide. It says that Rank 1 - Airwave is cheese. and that Blank & Jones - Cream is garbage. It also disses a lotta other good tracks. do u guys kno what i mean?


It is just Ishkur's personal opinion, FFS. Read his disclaimer. I don't understand why everyone gets so pissed off about this in the first place. I don't agree with his musical opinions, but I still found the guide pretty helpful as far a genres are concerned. A lot of it is meant as a joke anyways. Lighten up.


Posted by Radagast on May-07-2004 03:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Jon L
yo WTF is up with that ishkur edm guide. It says that Rank 1 - Airwave is cheese. and that Blank & Jones - Cream is garbage. It also disses a lotta other good tracks. do u guys kno what i mean?


What's the problem. I'm guessing you started listening to trance no more than 2 1/2 - 3 years ago. 4 at most.


Posted by razzi on May-07-2004 05:10:

quote:
Originally posted by a.m.
It is just Ishkur's personal opinion, FFS. Read his disclaimer. I don't understand why everyone gets so pissed off about this in the first place. I don't agree with his musical opinions, but I still found the guide pretty helpful as far a genres are concerned. A lot of it is meant as a joke anyways. Lighten up.



i agree. --i must add, this was quite an intelligent post coming from a TiT and took me by surprise, im used to stuff like "what style of techno is dj sammy? he roxors!"

welcome to TA


Posted by Psy-T on May-07-2004 08:21:

ishkur is an idiot who just knows some names and invented some stupid connections between genres,
the worst thing in that site is the kind of samples he put there to demonstrate each genre,, which in almost all cases are totally not related to the genre their supposed to be in.

i dont really mind what he thinks of each track on its own. just the stupid corelations he made there, i hope people dont take him too seriously, coz thats pretty much the only 'genre guide' on the net....


Posted by X_K on May-07-2004 09:21:

Hmm, and what all of you think about what Ishkur says in the Epic Trance topic ?


Posted by Zayatz on May-07-2004 09:58:

trance=techno

okay


Posted by a.m. on May-07-2004 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by razzi
i agree. --i must add, this was quite an intelligent post coming from a TiT and took me by surprise, im used to stuff like "what style of techno is dj sammy? he roxors!"

welcome to TA


Thank you very much, I'm glad to be here.


quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
ishkur is an idiot who just knows some names and invented some stupid connections between genres,
the worst thing in that site is the kind of samples he put there to demonstrate each genre,, which in almost all cases are totally not related to the genre their supposed to be in.


Actually, as far as I know, Ish has been a part of the rave scene since the very early 90's, and is just jaded with the whole commercialization of the scene. I agree that some tracks don't belong where they are, but almost all? Besides his classifications of the newer commercial EDM, I found his genre descriptions almost spot-on.

quote:
Originally posted by X_K
Hmm, and what all of you think about what Ishkur says in the Epic Trance topic ?


I like a couple of the "Epic Trance" songs he has listed, but I also think he has a point. Long, drawn-out breakdowns can be extremely cheesy, and are way overdone, IMO. Which is probably why much of the new trance coming out is moving away from these techniques.



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