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Alccode
teksetter!
Registered: Apr 2002
Location: toronto
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It's a psychological thing, as most things are. You can only take so much of one kind of music. I, too, have been losing interest in trance (or, rather, "uplifting trance") because, I think, the novelty of the uplifting emotions has begun to worn off and/or especially that the structure of the music has become too repetitive for me (rather, I have begun to notice the repetitiveness).
However, repetitiveness is present in any kind of genre, with no exceptions. There is no avoiding it. If you produce music under a certain name, it is by nature restricted by the boundaries of that genre.
The fact that you are moving to other kinds of music is o.k.; as for myself I have been listening to more psychedelic trance for a while now, as well as chillout and "experimental" albums, etc.
Change is inevitable; there are no absolutes ... musical preference is no exception.
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Aug-26-2003 19:13
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bucky
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Rochester/Buffalo, NY
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it's all about moderation, with any type of music!
it's too easy to listen to one style and listen to too much of it without experiencing any other sounds
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Aug-26-2003 19:44
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