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For the first time America is dictating the world's favorite Electronica Music trend. Namely Los Angeles, where I live, progressive has been King for the past year+. Satoshi Tomiie , Max Graham , Steve Lawler, Sander Kleininberger, Sasha, Deep Dish, Saeed n Palash, Dave Seaman, Danny Howells, and more are the major draws in LA's dance clubbing scene. Its gotten to a point that people are slowly getting tired of the basic 4/4 kick drum beat. Meanwhile, Tiesto quietly sneeks in more and more progressive tracks into his sets and for further notice, his whole latest album In Search of Sunrise 3 "ISOS3", along with Paul Oakenfold. We would like to welcome the rest of the world *BACK* to progressive.

hmmm

Well.....











... I don't really care what is going on in America

greets

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Originally posted by Mekka Digital For the first time America is dictating the world's favorite Electronica Music trend.

Uhm... yeah... sure.

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Originally posted by Mekka Digital For the first time America is dictating the world's favorite Electronica Music trend.

dude....thats the stupidest comment ive read this entire week..

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Originally posted by Mekka Digital For the first time America is dictating the world's favorite Electronica Music trend. Namely Los Angeles, where I live, progressive has been King for the past year+. Satoshi Tomiie , Max Graham , Steve Lawler, Sander Kleininberger, Sasha, Deep Dish, Saeed n Palash, Dave Seaman, Danny Howells, and more are the major draws in LA's dance clubbing scene. Its gotten to a point that people are slowly getting tired of the basic 4/4 kick drum beat. Meanwhile, Tiesto quietly sneeks in more and more progressive tracks into his sets and for further notice, his whole latest album In Search of Sunrise 3 "ISOS3", along with Paul Oakenfold. We would like to welcome the rest of the world *BACK* to progressive.

A)not many of those DJ's are american (if any, not sure about some)
B)America (LA anyway) is where big DJ's go to make a quick buck (and you'll be sure they're making a fair few)
C)The progressive scene over here isn't exactly top atm, last set Sasha played at Code was on a wednesday night
having said that Sasha is one of the best DJ's in the world, just shows how the uplifting scene is coming back, you might get it in a few years

lol @ follow the new leader, prog is daggy atm, tho i am a big satoshi fan

thanks for giving americans a bad rap dick. heehe just for the record, i would like NOT to be grouped with this guy in any further dicussion on electronic music. i think that goes for the rest of america as well heheh.e

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Originally posted by Az A)not many of those DJ's are american (if any, not sure about some) B)America (LA anyway) is where big DJ's go to make a quick buck (and you'll be sure they're making a fair few) C)The progressive scene over here isn't exactly top atm, last set Sasha played at Code was on a wednesday night having said that Sasha is one of the best DJ's in the world, just shows how the uplifting scene is coming back, you might get it in a few years

I totally agree >>> if some top DJs come to play in this area it means just one thing -- $$$$ ---
You have to have your own top DJs first >>> till then, Europe, especially UK and NL are leaders

cheers

Sorry mate, even though my favourite DJ's are Japanese (Yoji Biomehanika and Ken Ishii), I realise that the European scene is the "leader", specially UK, NL and DE

prog has been around the US alot.

why? because people in the US dont like good music distracting them from "clubbing"

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Originally posted by Mekka Digital For the first time America is dictating the world's favorite Electronica Music trend. Namely Los Angeles, where I live, progressive has been King for the past year+. Satoshi Tomiie , Max Graham , Steve Lawler, Sander Kleininberger, Sasha, Deep Dish, Saeed n Palash, Dave Seaman, Danny Howells, and more are the major draws in LA's dance clubbing scene. Its gotten to a point that people are slowly getting tired of the basic 4/4 kick drum beat. Meanwhile, Tiesto quietly sneeks in more and more progressive tracks into his sets and for further notice, his whole latest album In Search of Sunrise 3 "ISOS3", along with Paul Oakenfold. We would like to welcome the rest of the world *BACK* to progressive.

stop being so damn narrow minded
have an open mind about music
i bet youre one of thise idiots who just listens to trance all the time.. totally isolating himself from other genres of music
not that you just listen to trance. you just listen to uplifting
wow..
get an open mind

whats wrong with you buddy, huh. r u on cracck or somethin???????
You live in US. you guys dont listen to trance much, they call every electronica music TECHNO. USA is for cheeeessssssseyyyyyyy Progresive trance so dont post any stupid threads like this one.(and one more thing USA listens to Hip Hop and that kinda stupid shit) Enough said

Dj.Looonie

As soon as i read the opening post i knew what was coming.

I'm not so sure that Prog is all that big. I mean it's not small either, but i get the impression that (at least here in Perth) Breaks are the "thang" at the moment among the trendy-dance types.

As far as dance music goes prog isn't really for me. I much prefer breaks or DnB or even full on trance. I don't tihnk it's fast enough or has enough 'dance floor energy'. It's great to listen to though, espcially the likes of Holden and Co.

LMAO on the stupidest post i've seen this week

What a fvcking ridiculous comment.

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