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Posted by FromAbove on Mar-15-2008 03:50:

What genre does Andy Moor cover?

I'm sitting here believing he is Progressive House. Am I correct, or should I slap myself on the head a bit with a large trout.

Posted by Jono404 on Mar-15-2008 03:55:

Progressive trance, I'd say.

Posted by wotyzoid on Mar-15-2008 04:03:

yes and a little bit of prog house like his remix of Superfly by Yellow Blackboard

Posted by PezCore on Mar-15-2008 04:10:

tracks i know from him are for sure prog trance

Posted by FromAbove on Mar-15-2008 04:13:

I just thought House because his tracks are usually House bpm speed. I guess that's the only reason why.

Posted by DJ Mikey Mike on Mar-15-2008 04:27:

Trance. Shit Trance if you want to get specific.

Posted by Clovis on Mar-15-2008 04:38:

quote:
Originally posted by wotyzoid
yes and a little bit of prog house like his remix of Superfly by Yellow Blackboard

So not prog.

Posted by DiegoParra32 on Mar-15-2008 04:51:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
Trance. Shit Trance if you want to get specific.

hahaha +1

Posted by miamitranceman on Mar-15-2008 05:18:

Progressive Trance all the way.

Posted by GrimReaper on Mar-15-2008 08:23:

Progressive trance for the most part indeed but some of his mainly older productions and aliases do go more into the progressive house or even tech house side, like for example Andy Moor - Passenger, Sworn - Dark Amendments or Sworn - U Don't Feel.

Posted by RebeL9 on Mar-15-2008 09:21:

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Originally posted by GrimReaper
Sworn - Dark Amendments

that is by far the best tune he have produced.

Posted by idoru on Mar-15-2008 09:58:

quote:
Originally posted by FromAbove
I just thought House because his tracks are usually House bpm speed. I guess that's the only reason why.

... the BPM of a track does not determine what genre it is.

Posted by SMC on Mar-15-2008 11:38:

melodic trance, progressive trance and "mcprog".

Posted by wotyzoid on Mar-15-2008 12:46:

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Originally posted by Clovis
So not prog.

define prog these days , but deff not trance either.

Posted by body125z on Mar-15-2008 13:28:

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Andy Moor
Experimental / Electronica / Punk

on his myspace

Posted by PETRAN on Mar-15-2008 14:46:

neo-rockabilly

Posted by DOOMBOT on Mar-15-2008 15:22:

It's been a couple years since I last heard anything he has done but at that point it was progressive trance with some progressive house in the mix. I got the chance to see him dj twice and both times he played really great music and the mixing itself was great as well.

Posted by kadomony on Mar-15-2008 15:35:

quote:
Originally posted by DOOMBOT
It's been a couple years since I last heard anything he has done but at that point it was progressive trance with some progressive house in the mix. I got the chance to see him dj twice and both times he played really great music and the mixing itself was great as well.

no you didn't.

Posted by Zak McKracken on Mar-15-2008 15:36:

as a dj he played pretty much uplifting groovy trance, with some humour last time i saw him. when it comes to production i only know find and i call that vocal trance.

Posted by DOOMBOT on Mar-15-2008 16:02:

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Originally posted by kadomony
no you didn't.

Did so and you were there, baldy.

Posted by kadomony on Mar-15-2008 16:11:

quote:
Originally posted by DOOMBOT
Did so and you were there, baldy.

wat

Posted by DOOMBOT on Mar-15-2008 17:19:

lol

Posted by Neon Sky on Mar-15-2008 17:21:

I'll say "asot trance"

Posted by Paradox Lost on Mar-16-2008 02:49:

Although he's largely Prog. Trance, his collaboration as Leama & Moor produced mainly Progressive House, and some truly fine Prog. House at that.

quote:
Originally posted by Neon Sky
I'll say "asot trance"

Definitely not ASOT as of late. If anything, I would say his style reflects the 'Prog.' themes that were being juggled around ASOT during its 2005-2006 run.