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Posted by jon jon on Sep-27-2004 17:01:

Our Music is Fun again!

(well not trance per say, but you know what I mean)

The fucking guitar riffs, the sick electro beats, the bass traps, high-quality of production these days. Well on the dancefloor anyways...

I really think this year is going to see "our music" blow up on another level. 2005 that is. The music is just really really dynamic at the moment, and you can see the direction it's taking, and how it's got potential to blow huge. (be that in sales, charts, popularity, whatever)



Am I talking shit? More than likely, but I'm just really excited about dance music these days. I don't want to say "house", "techno", "breaks", or god forbid "trance", but THAT SOUND. (actually at times, a nice mix of all of them) Really dancey, and just all around fun. It does have an air about it that reminds me of disco (the age, not the genre), but what do I know, I was listening to pearl jam when I was 14. (re: never lived through disco)

The days of Global Underground 19 are well behind us. pff

COMMENTS??? ? ?


Posted by Sly_Guy on Sep-27-2004 17:07:

I like GU 19.
But yeah I totally agree, dance music is taking on a whole diverse range of sounds. I think a lot of the uniqueness coming up in dance music these days is because hip hop is whoring up the top 40 charts, leaving dance music alone and preventing it from being formulaic. It's good to be a party goer these days.
On another similar note, anyone noticed that the parties happening in toronto these days are becoming better? We seem to be attracting the proper crowds again and everyone seems to be out and having fun.


Posted by jon jon on Sep-27-2004 17:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Sly_Guy
anyone noticed that the parties happening in toronto these days are becoming better?


Fuck off with your hi-jacks, this is about music today, not fucking toronto. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR AT THIS BOARD!

p.s GU 19 was a joke, anyone with taste knows it's brilliance.


Posted by Swamper on Sep-27-2004 17:23:

btw Halo, I still have that pic/article

hehe


Posted by StereoPrincess on Sep-27-2004 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by halo20
Fuck off with your hi-jacks, this is about music today, not fucking toronto. GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR AT THIS BOARD!


well it could be toronto since toronto is the centre of the universe.

didn't you know?


I "heart" guitar riffs.


Posted by Pett on Sep-27-2004 18:56:

how do i know your specifically thinking about alter ego - rocker

Im really feeling commander tom - attention at the moment for a funky track.


Posted by rabbitjoker on Sep-27-2004 19:11:

Not as much fun as this:


Posted by JRinger on Sep-27-2004 19:17:

quote:
Originally posted by halo20
Our Music is Fun again!


not if it means more 'beeping' like that godforsaken Tiefschwarz track



Posted by DJ_Elyot on Sep-27-2004 19:58:

Andain - Beautiful Things is the only trance track with guitar riffs that I can think of that I like. The rest of them... idunno... sound out of place most of the time. I'll have to listen to GU 19.


Posted by Jayx1 on Sep-27-2004 20:44:

ive notice the same thing. The glut is over. The good stuff has always been there but its coming back to the forefront again. And yes I agree about the crowds, somewhat. Work is needed but i think commercial hip hop is a dying breed in the clubs at least. A lot of hip hop fans are going back to the roots of hip hop as well ive noticed.


Posted by LKD on Sep-27-2004 21:45:

Re: Our Music is Fun again!

quote:
Originally posted by halo20
I really think this year is going to see "our music" blow up on another level. 2005 that is.



k...now, ur REALLY freakin me out Jon


Posted by djshan on Sep-28-2004 01:49:

in the past 2 weeks ive heard atleast 20 cars drive by me blasted with dance music. yesterday (monday) i met 2 new trance fans im missisauga. i am enjoying it so far.


Posted by Jayx1 on Sep-28-2004 01:59:

ginos are abandoning hip hop like last year's hair gel. It's a fact!


Posted by Nemireck on Sep-28-2004 02:17:

I'm finding the same thing. Listening to z103 you can hear a bunch of songs that have been watered down for mainstream audiences like Oceanlab - Sattelite, Armin van Buuren - Burned with Desire, Motorcycle - As the Rush Comes, and Delerium - Truly. Friends of mine who used to make fun of me for being into trance are now telling me that if a good night comes along to tell them about it so they can check it out. I'm thinking all that Paranoid talk about the genre starting to die was just paranoid crazy-talk... music goes through lulls all the time. 8 years ago Rock was in a HUGE slump and it came back, Hip Hop and Rap were being shat on years ago as well. Pop is dying out (thank God!). Cheer up people, the sun is rising!


Posted by Rodrico on Sep-28-2004 02:30:

Re: Our Music is Fun again!

quote:
Originally posted by halo20
Am I talking shit? More than likely


That cracks me up...atleast he knows it.


Posted by bluE_Neon on Sep-28-2004 05:57:

I think House is taking a big change with its direction because more and more nowadays, theres so many styles joined with it These days I just can't say that this track is progressive-house or tribal house, because its just way too dynamic & diverse. Good thinkin' Jon!


Posted by jon jon on Sep-28-2004 07:33:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ_Elyot
Andain - Beautiful Things is the only trance track with guitar riffs that I can think of that I like. The rest of them... idunno... sound out of place most of the time. I'll have to listen to GU 19.


Dude check out Deep Dish - Flashdance, you'll know what type of guitar riffs I mean. Sounds of the 80's!?!

Sorry for the confusion around GU 19, that particular comp was released at the heart of the progressive sound. Digweed shows the darkest sound of progressive, which for most of us means boring beyond belief. I was then saying that those days of bspf (boring standard prog fodder) is long past. (hopefully)



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