Agreed. I'm horrible with names, titles/artists/mixes included

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i ussually remember most tunes, but I am not very good at memorizing exact names, just cause there is so much music out there! But ussually I recognize the intro of a song and if I love it! I go wild, and people just stare at me but two minutes later everyone is in extasy! LOL

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If I know the tune I'll recognize the fact that I know it, but I won't recognize the tune itself . I mean I could listen to Rank1 - Airwave and not have a clue that Im listening to it, but know for a fact that I have it

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Sometimes I can recognize a track when it's being mixed in, but most of the time I only recognize it when it reaches a certain point. Mostly within one minute I know a track. That doesn't mean I know all the tracks... that would be insane But when I do recognize a track I can fully tell the artist and title of it, because I can remember tracknames very detailed.

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I only try to remember the tracks that stand out or appeal to me in some way.

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i voted, I usually know the song as soon as I hear it (precognitive skills 150%)... because i usually was ON POINT... as of late... trance is dying in me... to its not so good anymore...

good memory for music i have.

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The father made fetuses with flesh licking ladies / While you and your mother were asleep in the trailer park / Thunderous sparks from the dark of the stadiums / The music and medicine you needed for comforting / So make all your fat, fleshy fingers fingers to moving / And pluck all your silly strings and / Bend all your notes for me and / Soft silly music is meaningful, magical / The movements were beautiful / All in your ovaries / All of them milking with green fleshy flowers / While powerful pistons were sugary sweet machines, / Smelling of semen all under the garden / Was all you were needing when you still believed in me.

I remember only the best stuff


but I do have a bad memory overall when trying to remember tracks

I'm VERY good at remembering track names.
I tend to remember things I'm interested in really well and forget about things I don't care about.

It's very difficult to remember track names... Too much music to remember...

I can usually remember the tune as soon as I hear some sort of melody/vocals. Maybe even less is needed if it's a song I know well...

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Originally posted by OrZonE If I know the tune I'll recognize the fact that I know it, but I won't recognize the tune itself . I mean I could listen to Rank1 - Airwave and not have a clue that Im listening to it, but know for a fact that I have it

Exactly the same happens to me too!!!

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Really great trance music is best heard when you're lying on the floor, with arms outstretched, crucified beneath monstrous speakers. Trance takes the thump of hardcore techno music and scatters it among swirls of melody and elliptical rhythms, facilitating a sense of detachment that allows the mind to wander. For instance, on Sasha's Global Underground: Ibiza the sounds rise and fall together, working cohesively, like on a perfect night in the blue room upstairs at the rave, bringing you back down to Earth only long enough to be bounced right back into the stratosphere. The music provides an appreciation of musical space--the distance between sounds and the silence before the boom--allowing the listener to seep into each song slowly, convincingly.