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Googooly
Dom chakalaka.

Registered: Feb 2005
Location: United Kingdom
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| quote: | Originally posted by Spirit5
I have liked Trance since I was 13, so it's been a long time. My peers never really understood it. I made many CDs for people in high school, but couldn't get people into it. I even offered to DJ at one of the school parties, since there was a kid named Kyle who had DJed a few of them. He played mostly hip hop and R&B, with some older dance-pop music like Michael Jackson. I had talked with him at one of the dances, and wanted to know if he had any trance, techno or house music in his collection. He had one song, so he decided to play it. Lo and behold people stopped dancing! it was much faster than the rap and R&B he was playing, but people were just not interested. That baffled my mind, as R&B and hip hop are played in clubs, but they are not nearly as fast as most EDM. The only reason I could think of..why people weren't dancing...is because they didn't know how to dance to any other type of music!
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well teach them how to dance to EDM, problem solved! 
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Jul-08-2005 22:08
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kr00t0n
Archduke of Awesome

Registered: Feb 2002
Location: Hibernating
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Jul-09-2005 00:08
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hybridh22a1
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: Seattle
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wow, i never expected this huge a reply. Thanks to those who took the time to respond.
Lemme start off by saying i'm in no way ashamed of liking trance. I didn't explain what i meant, but "embarassed" comes close to the feeling i mean. Basically that you aren't within the "norm" of most people (especially EDM people). Thats all, i meant.
I love trance, and almost everyone i know understands that. Its really funny, I have friends who will NEVER admit to liking it, but in my car or house they love it. So long as no one can see them, they like it! This is especially true in my EDM liking friends. I kid you not when I say that liking trance up here is tantamount to having lepracy. The worst part is this: Every person who hates (or says they do) trance got into EDM because of it (at least 99%).
Its really interesting to me how the rest of the world (basically outside North America) has EDM as a mainstream music source. My best personal experience with this is when I went to London a couple years ago. My friends (all native Britans) asked me what music I liked; so i said "techno." After that about 30 secs of silence ensued... Then they asked: "ok, what kind?" It never occurred to me that every one of them (about 5) had EDM to listen to their whole lives. It was "normal" and their most popular form of music. It took me a few minutes to understand that they knew about EDM from just simply living in Great Britan, not being part of any "scene." My friends who live there are not into raves, parties, drugs, etc. They are simply put: average, everyday people. Thats what made it so profound.
Thanks again for the great replies! Sorry I haven't posted in a while, been really busy.
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Aug-24-2005 11:52
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JakeC
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Birmingham
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| quote: | Originally posted by bananas
kind of, tho' i don't really listen to it anymore, but whole electronic music is being bashed by emos and other newbs here :> |
where?!?!
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Aug-24-2005 16:29
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