Originally posted by Psyshell
Remember when trance was good? You know... back in 95. It's been shit since then. By association so has all other music.
How much of a trance fan were you in 95? How old were you, for that matter?
Jan-03-2013 05:33
LAdazeNYnights
Crossing Swords
Registered: Nov 2009
Location: Los Angeles, CA
quote:
Originally posted by Lira
How much of a trance fan were you in 95? How old were you, for that matter?
trance hasn't been good since 1988.
hearing 'tiesto - fly' in utero was an experience that shaped my life
Jan-03-2013 07:11
Psyshell
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2012
Location: Melbourne
quote:
Originally posted by Lira
How much of a trance fan were you in 95? How old were you, for that matter?
1.5/2 and I seriously loved trance and ambient, that said by 98 I was only into eurodance. Technically speaking I was much more into 95/94 style trance by the age of 3 (in 96) though. I know, retro trance was too popular by then so it doesn't count.
Are you saying you knew what your taste in music was like long before you could parse a whole sentence? Most people can't even remember flashes of events that took place before their fifth birthday, you must be some kind of genius (or my favourite troll).
Jan-03-2013 07:37
Psyshell
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2012
Location: Melbourne
You can ask my parents if you want. Yes I was into trance back then. My two favourite albums from when I was young was mystic force-frontier and cosmic baby-thinking about myself. Or I didn't really have favourites I guess I just liked them. Apparently at 2 I danced to them a lot and I do remember at age 3 liking them (almost as much as I liked warcraft 2).
Originally posted by Psyshell
You can ask my parents if you want. (...) Or I didn't really have favourites I guess I just liked them.
Now this makes a lot more sense
Your details were so precise it almost seemed like you were actively choosing this music (rather than having your parents play it to you).
Jan-03-2013 08:03
Psyshell
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2012
Location: Melbourne
I chose to listen to my dad's music over my mum's music. At the time my dad's music was pretty good... by age 5 I probably had my own preferences though... which happened to be cheesy eurodance . Either I developed my own taste or my taste was always there and simply my preference changed. I can't quite remember whether I liked the music based on personal association or it's pure musical quality unfortunately. My memory doesn't get quite that detailed about musical taste back then. I can remember in a lot of detail exactly what I liked or didn't like about games though as they were much more of a focus at that age than music was.