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So how many TA's are into house now?

Besides me? It was like this
happy hardcore/cheesy trance/psytrance -> "classic" (99-01) trance -> newer ASOT whiteroom style trance -> hard trance (dead genre) -> prog house -> prog breaks -> a bit of D&B -> crazy robot electro minimal stuff that Zabiela plays -> "classic" trance -> stuff that's in my sig

Re: So how many TA's are into house now?

As far as dance music, I had three "stages" I guess:

1. Cheesy trance + prog trance

2. Prog trance / prog house

3. Classic (early '90s) trance + psy / goa + acid techno + tech house + some prog

I've also grown to love lots of other non-dance electronic music, like ambient, chillout, and IDM.

I've never gotten into "house house" (the vocal-centered kind) very much, although there is definitely some good stuff out there.

oh yeah I listened to happy hardcore at around the beginning trance stage and also got into progressive trance as well, but not too deep. and a bit of infected mushroom.

i like soulful house right now cause it's just as uplifting as uplifting trance without a cheesy feeling attached. it's just happy soulful music.

I think the main reason I've never gotten into much of house is that a lot of it is centered around vocals. I like the kind of dance music that can hypnotize me (put me in a "trance" I guess) and most of the time vocals detract from that for me. I know others look at it differently, though, and I do like the occasional house track.

I really can't say I am. I enjoy the good groove maker from time to time, and I certainly have a few choices in my collection, but I can't really find what I'm looking for in any other genre. The heavy melodic aspect of trance has kept me enthralled for several years.

I think how you feel reflects what you listen to. So trance is characterized by euphoria and well "trance". I think that characterizes a need for escapism.

I think that trance is like most other forms of dance music in that it's about creating an atmosphere, losing yourself in the sound, and having a good time. I'd hesitate to read personality traits into musical taste too much. Sure, trance has an element of "escapism," but I don't think it has any more of that than any other music typically played to a club full of people looking for something different from the workaday world.

I like a bit of house, I think it works really well in the clubs and it's just about the sexiest variant of EDM I think. Ain't nothing like grinding to a bit of naughty funk...

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I dont really know about house. I love some tunes to death, others are just not for me. It's something I listen to every once in a while, but nothing I have my heart set on and will go out of my way to find the name of a tune if I like it.

always been more into house than trance

i like trance and house equally atm, but originally i was more of a trance kinda guy - but hey; tastes change, am i right?

Supposedly the trend is that people grow to like house more and trance less as they get older. At least that's what I've heard people say about themselves around here.

hmm, maybe. i dunno about me though - house is good cos of the lyrics it tends to incorporate, whereas trance is good cos you can just bliss out to it and let it carry you. i reckon ill always have a special little spot in my heart for trance =P

me. I used to listen only to trance, tech, psy, uplifting asot type trance, whatever. But only trance. In the last year or two I've moved on to house and techno. I still like listening to trance, especially psy trance and older trance like Juno Reactor and Halucinogen and old Digweed and stuff like that but as far as DJing goes I'm firmly on board the tech house bandwagon.

iam deff into more styles of music other then trance now
i still love trance
it gets me threw the day
but iam open to seeing more dj's and diff types of music

BECAUSE TRANCE IS DEAD

House is what started it all, how can anyone who digs edm not dig house is beyond me.

house started back in the 60's i think.

house was the first genre that i really actually understood, and definately had a passion for.. it was actually what started me getting into and researching edm properly, which then took me straight to trance. i had liked it a while ago. but trance scene is SO small, its seriously perserverence to try and found out about it.

electro/trance,rnb(not edm - not ever again :P) - Trance - DnB/jung - Psytrance - industrial for a week :P - minimal

im listeing to some minimal stuff now.. It took a while to seriously find some thou. cool thing is i know i got a LOOng journey in front of me, making sure i enjoy every step dont think ill get into techno..

and dont think ill be getting back into house as no1 passion for a looong time.

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Originally posted by stevo_0 but trance scene is SO small, its seriously perserverence to try and found out about it.

lol..

i mean like no trance on radio.. 1 club that plays it once a week.. none of my mates listen to it.. just rock.. some elctronica. bad internet... :/

That was probably true in some places before the Internet, but now that the net's here and trance is more popular, surely anyone who has a net connection and an interest in electronic music finds out about trance eventually.

i love soulful house!

mindblowing stuff imo

I'm getting into House but still like my Trance just fine, just want a bit more funk, beats and kick to my music . If anyone can recommend some that would be much appreciated. I really like anything by Eric Prydz, like Ironmen and Shadows, or his remixes of Can't Remember or 1983. Anyone know any more good house producers for a newbie?

roger sanchez for me has always been pretty outstanding in the house scene. i used to listen to his radio shows release yourself.. im sure u could probally track some old ones down on the net somewhere.

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