I'd just let them hear Global Trancemissions 01 and if they liked it i'd give it to them and say "Here, take Magik 6, Summerbreeze, TPOD, ISOS 2&3, and every other one of my crappy trance CD's as well."

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Automatic and synthetic, we have the means
To take control of this planet and the human race
With our electronic rhythms and the Armageddon Bass

I would pick the following Dj's

For male friends:
John "OO" Fleming
Deepsky
Astral Projection

For Female Friends:
Paul Van Dyk
BT
Chicane

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James Zabiela. No point in fluffing things up.

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i wish it would just last forever.
and so, to feel like that?
i'd pay any price just to get that back.*

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Originally posted by Radagast I'd just let them hear Global Trancemissions 01 and if they liked it i'd give it to them and say "Here, take Magik 6, Summerbreeze, TPOD, ISOS 2&3, and every other one of my crappy trance CD's as well."

Yep. Start him/her off with the classics.

For trance ... Markus Schulz
For EDM in general I find Sasha wins people over, they find more in his mixes that they can associate with what they see as "real" music

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MOST WANTED (still):
Andrew Bennett - Baltic Sea

i think if your introducing someone into trance for the first time, especially someone that hasnt heard trance before, you need to ease them in gently. A girl in my workplace wants me to bring in an album for her so she can see the music i like, so i thought of Armins '76' Album. Its got some nice tracks which have been played on UK radio and has a touch of commercialism about it in that its more commercially acceptable than say Tiestos In Search of Sunrise albums, to the average listener at home.

Tracks like Burned With Desire and Yet Another Day are great to ease people into the genre, then theres the classics like Communication and Blue Fear, and lets face it, i reckon 90% of trance fans see those 2 as classics, all in all, a good album to introduce someone into the genre

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Originally posted by swisstoni5017 i think if your introducing someone into trance for the first time, especially someone that hasnt heard trance before, you need to ease them in gently. A girl in my workplace wants me to bring in an album for her so she can see the music i like, so i thought of Armins '76' Album. Its got some nice tracks which have been played on UK radio and has a touch of commercialism about it in that its more commercially acceptable than say Tiestos In Search of Sunrise albums, to the average listener at home. Tracks like Burned With Desire and Yet Another Day are great to ease people into the genre, then theres the classics like Communication and Blue Fear, and lets face it, i reckon 90% of trance fans see those 2 as classics, all in all, a good album to introduce someone into the genre

totally agree wit him!!!!!!!!!!infact armin ws someone who gt me into trance....so it hs to be HIM.

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Originally posted by TweeK I would pick the following Dj's For male friends: John "OO" Fleming Deepsky Astral Projection

Suprisingly good list here. I might give them some Nick Warren instead of Astral Projection though.

For girls, PVD, Armin, and Ferry Corsten (The last 2 with pictures attached).

gu13 and john 00 fleming's set at id&t last year worked for a friend of mine

i'm now testing him with some zabiela hehe

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hehe... why not PvD's picture too?

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Originally posted by tribu Suprisingly good list here. I might give them some Nick Warren instead of Astral Projection though. For girls, PVD, Armin, and Ferry Corsten (The last 2 with pictures attached).

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Originally posted by swisstoni5017 i think if your introducing someone into trance for the first time, especially someone that hasnt heard trance before, you need to ease them in gently. A girl in my workplace wants me to bring in an album for her so she can see the music i like, so i thought of Armins '76' Album. Its got some nice tracks which have been played on UK radio and has a touch of commercialism about it in that its more commercially acceptable than say Tiestos In Search of Sunrise albums, to the average listener at home. Tracks like Burned With Desire and Yet Another Day are great to ease people into the genre, then theres the classics like Communication and Blue Fear, and lets face it, i reckon 90% of trance fans see those 2 as classics, all in all, a good album to introduce someone into the genre

Good, i agree with u.
I'll start off with whatever that is popular & melodic ones then slowly once he/she gets the kick of it (at this point she roughly knows how trance is like), I'll start upping the quality and down the catchyness(this is where the cheese toppings are imo) of the songs. Well, of cause there are some tracks that are both good and catchy.

I personally won't introduce ppl like Zabiela, BT, Astral Projection etc to someone who wants to get a 'quick start' to trance. Not that they're lousy, but they're more for 'matured' trancers imo. People will start running away from Trance once they find it boring, 'repetive'. Feed them with sweet melodies