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Your opinions for 2006???
as we grow closer to 2006 who do u suggest will be the main artists to loook for in the up coming year, persoanlly im looking forward to more andy moor stuff!!!and the usual brilliance from ferry corsten and G&D!
also wot do u reckon are gonna be the big tracks of 2006??!!
Can't really know any big tracks..
but.
I'm looking to see where Sander K takes us this year.
I predict a backlash on minimal, a sudden surge in experimental deebee, guitars in house to become even more popular than last year, and for trance to continue getting more and more twinkly and less and less original.
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| Originally posted by SYSTEM-J I predict a backlash on minimal, a sudden surge in experimental deebee, guitars in house to become even more popular than last year, and for trance to continue getting more and more twinkly and less and less original. |
it was a good year in general. good shit all over the palce;
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| Originally posted by macdo persoanlly im looking forward to more andy moor stuff!! |
Let me dig out my crystal ball...
well The Digital Blonde album is hopefully getting released in beginning of January. If everything turns out well it should easily become album of the year.
I don't care much for anything else right now 
isn't tiesto releasing an album in '06?
I'm no fan of tiesto, but lets see what happens.
Nothing will change until the audience base changes and I dont see that changing soon.
>insert stupid dj/music mag here..< will event a new genre.. which they can champion for the first 10 months of the year, then release a few issues completely bastardising the whole point of the said new genre, and claim its death in their bumper December Double Bill.
In the mean time, unknown to the majority of clubbers reading said magazines...
the dance community continues to thrive worldwide, with all the big djs getting richer, all the promoters loving how fat their wallets are... and the clubbers happy to see their favourites in megagothical ultra-modern sports arenas (with free air con!).
Meanwhile over on TA... the 500 regulars who would find something to bitch about even if they lived in Utopia... complained about the lack of decent tunes, comparing the new genre to edm when they first started.
in fact 2006 sounds just like 2005 did.
as long as this electro house shite dies ill be happy. Enough is enough for fuck sake.
bleep bleep vip vop boing tsh chkchkchk bosh-chk-bleep bleep blip boop
R2-D2 must be locked in a padded cell going crazy !!
My time machine only lets me go back in time, not forward, drat it.
I reckon Tiesto this winter is gathering an army of trance dj worshippers and will take over the world,and re-release Traffic,which will then be forced upon us,until it haunts our very dreams.
Still won't be the track of 2006 though.
Whiteroom 2006
As The Rush Comes 2006
Satellite 2006
Summerdream 2006
Call On Me 2006
Axel F 2006
Looks like a great year!
I'm looking forward to new sounds and hopefully the death of GDJB/ASOT, but i know with that will probably be the Swedish Mafia 
What goes up must come down...
I am sure the top djs are going to release their usual mix albums one month before the dj-mag poll.
More stuff from Pendulum.
More quality releases by TranceTribe 
new artists that havent done an artist album will do so, and will experiment with other styles, kinda like what Marco V and Armin did. damn experimental bastards.
same as every other year
I think its been a weak year for trance as a whole. There have been sum truely shocking records like SOS and Dogzilla - Withouth You and not really one possible classic record released the entire year.
As for 2006 my guess would be that SVD will become a far bigger player than he already is. He has the potential to becom as big as the other big DJ's like PVD & Tiesto etc. Also think (although i hope not) that John Askew and the Discover sound is goin to become very popular in trance. That is veyr little to the actual melodies but really strong kicks etc.
Hopefully Armin will see that chasing Tiesto and using the more commercial sound isnt working for him and he will see that hes become boring and predicatable and might go back to his uplifitng sound where he is at his best. Seeing Tiesto at the HMH gave me hope that he will also go back to the style he had circa 2002. IF he does a lot of his critics (including me) will get off his back.
At the end of the day i really dont know what a lot of people expect to happen in trance. If you want the sound to evolve then make records yourself. The bottom line is if the clubbers dont like it it will be unsuccessful. Clubbing wise things have been good. Ive been to sum superb nites and i think it will be similar again. As long as everyone can go out and enjoy themselves then its all good imo
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| Originally posted by gizzymcg I think its been a weak year for trance as a whole. There have been sum truely shocking records like SOS and Dogzilla - Withouth You and not really one possible classic record released the entire year. As for 2006 my guess would be that SVD will become a far bigger player than he already is. He has the potential to becom as big as the other big DJ's like PVD & Tiesto etc. Also think (although i hope not) that John Askew and the Discover sound is goin to become very popular in trance. That is veyr little to the actual melodies but really strong kicks etc. Hopefully Armin will see that chasing Tiesto and using the more commercial sound isnt working for him and he will see that hes become boring and predicatable and might go back to his uplifitng sound where he is at his best. Seeing Tiesto at the HMH gave me hope that he will also go back to the style he had circa 2002. IF he does a lot of his critics (including me) will get off his back. At the end of the day i really dont know what a lot of people expect to happen in trance. If you want the sound to evolve then make records yourself. The bottom line is if the clubbers dont like it it will be unsuccessful. Clubbing wise things have been good. Ive been to sum superb nites and i think it will be similar again. As long as everyone can go out and enjoy themselves then its all good imo |
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| Originally posted by RebeL9 well The Digital Blonde album is hopefully getting released in beginning of January. If everything turns out well it should easily become album of the year. I don't care much for anything else right now |
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| Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Whiteroom 2006 As The Rush Comes 2006 Satellite 2006 Summerdream 2006 Call On Me 2006 Axel F 2006 Looks like a great year! |
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| Originally posted by gizzymcg Hopefully Armin will see that chasing Tiesto and using the more commercial sound isnt working for him and he will see that hes become boring and predicatable and might go back to his uplifitng sound where he is at his best. Seeing Tiesto at the HMH gave me hope that he will also go back to the style he had circa 2002. IF he does a lot of his critics (including me) will get off his back. |
I'm really looking forward to James Holden's upcoming compilation and his new EP. He's really making some wicked stuff these days... hopefully his remix of Depeche Mode's 'The Darkest Star' comes out soon too.
A new year, a new genre to be whored by the 'hip' people. Automatically implies the bashing of last years' 'hip' genre by said people.
Furthermore, hopefully another quality year for techno, I'd like to see Grovskopa releasing more of his own productions. Minimal will still be big, the genre has too much of a following to disappear easily.
And I hope people will start to burst the bubble that is Preach.
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