Probably 'Hackers'. I got the movie, loved it and especially loved the music. Then, got the soundtrack, got the artist albums, singles etc and it just went on from there. Must have been about 11 when i first got into it.

Fatboy Slim's 'Better Living Through Chemistry' and Daft Punk's 'Homework' would definately be other influences for me.

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Hearing Jean Michel Jarre - Oxygen for the first time at 8, it blew me away (wich I find strange considering I was only 8).
Ajax Project - Ruffige is probably the tune that got me hooked on EDM though. Hearing it back in 1992 was amazing, especially since I knew it was Icelandic. Very inspiring for me.

Defaintly the breakdown to the signum mix of atb - till i come, June 1999 i think it was

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Originally posted by Eddie N MIAMI Brass Monkey that funky Monkey Chang Monkey Chelsea junkie That fucking Monkey

You remember the Hampster Dace song? lol I'm serious...there was that and then the remix came out, made me expand my horizons, like Paul Van Dahl, ATB etc...

When I heard Trancemaster 3000 at my friend, particularly the track: Dito - Shadows [Original Mix], it was a magical moment. Can't forget when the silence came in, and the voice said "Shadows", it was so beautiful. I always wanted to borrow the cd from him. When I finally got it I was listening to the breakdown of System F feat. Armin Van Buuren - Exhale all the time.

Later I tried to buy more trance cd's, but I couldn't find any of them here, except the cd Club:Front 2002. I didn't know any of the names it had. And when the track: Nexus - Return From Flatliner (on cd2) hit the melody..., Perkele! It was the best track I've ever heard. And still is.

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Originally posted by basd Robin Albers' 'For Those Who Like To Groove' radio shows from '91 and '92 started it all for me. Made sure I could listen to those shows every week

lol!
I even have the last episode on tape somewhere. I believe it was a set of Remy or Marcello, and it ended with a saxophoneplayer.

Really an awesome show was that!
And yes, I was only 10....

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when the video for Snap - Rhythm is a dancer came out

The buildup in robert miles - children.

EDM overall???

That's a tough one. I'll have to think about it.

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