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Originally posted by scAza that is a fucking lot of DJs, none of which I knew were greek haha

hehe, +1...

Greek prog is ruling.

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Originally posted by Ian^ greek music is all about Wizzy Noise

I'm still stuck at Zorba The Greek - Zorba's Dance..

Going there in September, might just as well check out whether they have something new and just as mindblowing available.

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rofl , thats hilarious.

I gotta tell my best friend this, his name is Odysseus, and you can guess what his nationality is.

He's gonna be proud.

Sweden dominates house music? O_o

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My fav greek prog producers / DJs are as follows

Kosmas Epsilon
Nikola Gala
Jose Zamora
Andrew K
G-Pal
Stel & Good Newz
Tonedepth


I definetly enjoyed listening to mixes and tunes with the greek style prog over the last year or so

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

ah well when greeks start dominating prog you can tell for sure that it's past its heyday. Next we dominate psy

Seriously then, apart from psy (still popular in some minorities here for, let's say peculiar reasons) trance was never really "big" in greece, in contrary to progressive house. I can't really explain it, it just happened. So now that all the prog kids have grown up it doesn't seem strange for them to produce, does it?