Originally posted by TranceArmstrong
also can someone recommend me some true electro songs from back in the day, becuase back when "real" electro was born i was probably about 5 years old and not listening to EDM
Are you fucking kidding? You were born in 1988. You weren't even a pile of cowshit when electro was born.
Originally posted by distant
Are you fucking kidding? You were born in 1988. You weren't even a pile of cowshit when electro was born.
I was a pile of cowshit when electro was born. No wait, i'm a pile of cowshit now. I was a piece of cowshit on the sandal of Jesus after he stepped in a pile of cowshit when electro was born.
Jan-28-2007 19:19
Sykonee
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Damnit man, that's my term!
What? You chose nu-electro.
...although, we can just both use faux-electro from now on, heh.
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Jan-28-2007 19:48
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electro trance is simply the fusion of electro rythm to trance music. so it's the beat of electro and the hypnosis of trance
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Jan-29-2007 03:29
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Originally posted by regenta
Paul Hardcastle - Forest Fire
You're very right about this being electro. It's just borderline. I always hear this on contemparary smooth jazz radio stations and that's because it is except for the beat (or rhythm) which is very electro.
Great post regenta!
Jan-29-2007 04:38
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Originally posted by stevieboy32808
You're very right about this being electro. It's just borderline. I always hear this on contemparary smooth jazz radio stations and that's because it is except for the beat (or rhythm) which is very electro.
Nah. Smooth Jazz? Are there even any saxophones in that song? Or real instruments at all? It's closer to funk music, except for the part that makes it Electro. They only have it on the smooth jazz radio because Hardcastle started making a crapload of smooth jazz after the 80's were over.
Originally posted by regenta
Nah. Smooth Jazz? Are there even any saxophones in that song? Or real instruments at all? It's closer to funk music, except for the part that makes it Electro. They only have it on the smooth jazz radio because Hardcastle started making a crapload of smooth jazz after the 80's were over.
You hit the nail on the head again. That's exactly why I called it smooth jazz because of the 'crapload of smooth jazz' he was producing after the 80's.
