Interesting question. I would play 90's stuff as well. For new stuff I would be playing uplifting and progressive house (close the trance) and even some close to trance techno.

But there is one problem, what I play wouldn't be for the mass in the first place, as it also wasn't back then.

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Originally posted by Trance-M Interesting question. I would play 90's stuff as well. For new stuff I would be playing uplifting and progressive house (close the trance) and even some close to trance techno.

Oh how I'd love to see their reactions. It all sounds different when hearing live and everybody is all hyped up at the main events.

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Originally posted by Trance-M But there is one problem, what I play wouldn't be for the mass in the first place, as it also wasn't back then.

That's true, but these days people are more open minded toward EDM, I'm sure some of the new-bred bored fucks are tired of their stuff. A good ole slap on the ears with some Eye Q & Prog House will drive them nuts if they were rolling on some E.

i have the moist success playing drexciya to edm crowds who like swedish mafia and Garmin van burrin

Well, I'm a trance DJ meaning I play...well, trance...so yes, I would be playing the 90s stuff, along with some from 2000-2001 as well.

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After 2004, every Trance DJ seemed to have a thing where no one played anything before 1999 (except Graham Gold).

I'd drop the odd classic into my sets where they work & would also play pre 99 stuff as well - far too many gems to ignore!