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Originally posted by Aiwendil Paul Van Dyk - Words (PvD's For Love Mix)

i really like that song..

but for some bad ones..

svenson and gielen - beachbreeze

i'll remember the summer forever! you took my ???.. you took my hands.. took me to the ocean... made love to mmeeeee!!! in the waaaatteerr!!!!

uh.. dani minogues ruined riva - stringer with her who do you love now song...

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Originally posted by gouuryella suck my fuckin dick bitch, go fuckin learn how to respect music and then talk to me u fuckin deep shit.

who the fuck are you?

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Originally posted by Sykonee Speaking of 'boing' noises: Solid Globe - Sahara *boing boing boing-boing boing-boing*

i can see that.. i really liked north pole though

how bout fromunda cheese?

Chris Liebing
Dave Clarke
Sven Vath

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if you find that cheesy, i hope you sleep well at night

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue svenson and gielen - beachbreeze i'll remember the summer forever! you took my ???.. you took my hands.. took me to the ocean... made love to mmeeeee!!! in the waaaatteerr!!!!

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Originally posted by Omega_Blue uh.. dani minogues ruined riva - stringer with her who do you love now song...

Man that was bad.

We seem to have forgotten Flip & Fill

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Originally posted by Brizzo "It's all gone Pete Tong" is actually a phrase in Europe, England I believe. Pretty sure that's where Pete Tong got his DJ name from as well.

The infamous Rojam ID. 14 years, 9 months and counting...

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Originally posted by D-res Tiesticle played before 6,000,000,000 people at the fucking olympics.

So only 1 billion ppl missed the performance, or the whole world would've seen it... shit we were sooo close!

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HAHAHAH i love all the arguing here, thats the true trance cheese... you know what they say about arguing on the internet...

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man i made a good point a few pages back. its alot more sensible than most of the posts here. im supprised no one has answered. i hate to toot my own horn here but...

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Originally posted by Endre I don't see how after all my years here people still argue about this. I personally don't eat cheese, however, i tend to make cheese, but i don't give a shit. It pays better then weird underground crap we all love.

I must say, that if this is the Endre that produced Kallocain, then I wouldn't consider it cheesey at all. Love that track too!

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Originally posted by twisted man i made a good point a few pages back. its alot more sensible than most of the posts here. im supprised no one has answered. i hate to toot my own horn here but...

i read it, i don't really believe it to apply to all trance listeners though. take kr00t0n's post on the last page for instance:

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I for one still love the kind of trance that I love, have done so for almost 8 years now, but that's not to say I odnt mix/listen to/appreciate other genres, especially at the moment when current trance is rather stagnent with all the remakes and general samey sound. But there not being that many tracks around at the moment has no impact on the tracks I love from the past, why on earth should it? The reason I believe epic trancers, to which I admit being a part of, often get aggressive is due to the fact that it is the most picked upon genre, especially the 'Oh, you must be new to the scene, your tastes will evolve to better things and you will cast trance aside just like I and so many others did' attitude. I mean really, why should a persons musical taste be the most determining factor in how long or in depth they have been listening to EDM?

i'm pretty similar in a way. i started off listening to commercial dance with a similar structure/similar elements to trance when i was about 10 in 1996, then progressed to trance around 98/99... then in 2001ish i started listening to more progressive/housier sounds... natural progression like you would suggest. but come late 2002/3 i started listening to more uplifting trance tracks again and realised i still liked it, and still do to this day. i'll freely admit it's formulaic and musically quite simple but when done well, it flicks my switch, and will carry on doing so... it has nothing whatsoever do to with lack of musical understanding or emotional dependence or whatever.. it's taste, nothing more

i guess i'm only reiterating what's on the previous page but whatever. paranoik0 summed it up when he mentioned the common pattern of new listeners eventually progressing so i can see where you're coming from. just it doesn't apply to everyone.

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Originally posted by Trance Seed So only 1 billion ppl missed the performance, or the whole world would've seen it... shit we were sooo close!

it was a typo.. my bad.. stfu