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beats and beeps
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That happened to me 1 and a half months after I joined this forum.
That was about a year or so after I started listening electronic music, but only about half a year after I stopped calling it all "techno" and started learning the genres. So I guess "trance lasted me about half a year. Since then I've been whipping through the gunres. I'm wondering what will happen when I run out, because I sure dont seem to be finding one that I never get tired of...
Maybe I'll end up creating my own.
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Jan-26-2005 05:33
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travbrad
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Minneapolis, United States
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Re: Is there such a thing as too much trance?
I'm sick of MOST trance lately because i've heard all the songs i like hundreds of times and there aren't that many new good tracks. That's why i've been listening to psy/goa lately. I actually prefer psy/goa to "normal" trance now.
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Jan-26-2005 06:54
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DJ Joshua H
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
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| quote: | Originally posted by RIPassion
Jk, don't listen to ska. But go search around, I'm sure you'll find something, and it'll lead back to trance and hopefully mix with it for you to better define your tastes in music. |
One way I like to check out different styles is to find some online record stores that let you listen to samples. check out the different catagories and if you find something you really like, look for other titles from the same label and so on
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Jan-26-2005 07:22
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