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JdDark
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: 123
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I am one of the few off my class who listens to trance, except one guy, he listens to it, if you would ask who is dj Tiësto, they would have no clue.
But that doesn't bother, I will never top listening to TRANCE!!!!!!!
JdDark
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Jan-10-2001 23:28
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Synder
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Registered: Nov 2000
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I don't neccessarily blame him (It depends what his full explanation is) ... One of my friends likes GOA at parties but hates to listen to it outside of them... he can't stand in any way Melodic stuff because he, like myself is a musician... he feels that melodic trance is like pop in many ways... that is the melodies are easy as hell to compose ... any musician knows that if you play anything out of the major scale it'll sound happy and will work (I garantee it) ... also a lot of trance tracks follow the 1, 4, 5 progression (ie. listen to blues you'll hear the chord changes) .. he just feels that there is very little musicianship in creating melodic trance... I despite being a nutty trance junkie largely agree with him... I think there are a hell of a lot of bad trance tracks with absolutely no musicality to them.... there is none of the experimentalism which drove the creation of the music... that said ... there are some absolutely beautifully crafted tunes... being a composer find it extremely difficult to create something uplifting which isn't extremely cheezey...
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Jan-11-2001 01:37
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trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
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Some of you seem surprised that heavy/death/speed Metal-fans enjoy trance, but in fact the two genres have a lot in common, and if you look at hard-trance and techno the similarities become obvious: fast steady rhythms, "ugly"-sounds interleaved with harmonic sounds, aggressive bass-lines and lastly the "individual/swing your hands in the air"-dance of a rave bears some resemblance to the "shake your head/make satanic gestures with your fist and two fingers"-moves of a heavy metal concert.
In fact those of my friends who have commited to liking trance/techno-trax all have a background in Metallica etc.-kind of music, whereas those of my friends who are into pop/rock can't stand it (eventhough they respect the music for being "honest" in its origin, as opposed to e.g. Britney Spears).
I think that the point where electronica stands head and shoulders above heavy metal, though, is that we are not restricted to two guitars, one bass-player and the limitations of a human drummer and the size of his drum-setup. Finally we don't have to listen to to someone who parts snarls, part sings and part tries to fit the mike in his mouth 
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Jan-11-2001 11:59
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