where is the biggest trance scene in america?

is there one?

ive heard rumours that there isnt one.

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It's still underground.

lets just say that p.diddy is americas biggest superstar dj.

I've heard Acosta's making a name for himself as the Miami van Buuren. But then, I'm on the opposite side of the continent so what would I know.

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Theres a trance scene everywhere, where has the biggest one is debatable. Spundae LA have quite alot of trance, and being one of the best clubs in the United States, I think that says alot.

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

i have to go for a year better not have to listen to shit for a year.

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Originally posted by dj_kane i have to go for a year better not have to listen to shit for a year.

What the fuck did you just say?

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Originally posted by ******** Seplling don't demonstrate intelligence and educatoin - knowing does.

with punctuation.

i have to live in america for a year. i dont want to have to listen to shit for a year, i.e. drum n bass, r'n'b or house.

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Originally posted by Clovis86 Theres a trance scene everywhere, where has the biggest one is debatable. Spundae LA have quite alot of trance, and being one of the best clubs in the United States, I think that says alot.

Never been to Spundae but there are plenty of awesome clubs in the North East as well. Sadly, a great club, Nation in DC, was closed down but was one of the most amazing venues I have ever gotten a chance to step foot in!

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Originally posted by dj_kane i have to go for a year better not have to listen to shit for a year.

It's a big country, and the scenes are centered in the bigger cities -- NY, LA, Miami, Chicago attract some good names. Des Moines, Iowa struggles a little more.

All depends on where you are.

PS. Acosta actually is pretty good -- I saw him awhile back, and it was a tight set, even if it wasn't exactly my style of choice.

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Originally posted by dj_kane with punctuation. i have to live in america for a year. i dont want to have to listen to shit for a year, i.e. drum n bass, r'n'b or house.

house = shit? Blasphemy! Beats country by a... well... country mile.

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Originally posted by dj_kane with punctuation. i have to live in america for a year. i dont want to have to listen to shit for a year, i.e. drum n bass, r'n'b or house.

the only shit genre there is r'n'b and it has nothing to do with the EDM scene.