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| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
I don't agree with you and you are a noob!lol. Probably YOU HAVEN'T HEARD THE CURRENT ALBUM and you are judging by other orbital albums.First of all...the only tune that has a break-beat rhythm is "impact"-the earth is burning"...(ALL THE OTHERS ARE GROUNDED ON 4/4).Second orbital are no break-beat but IDM in the broader sense anyway...Third you haven't heard the tunes i'm sure about that...FFS Lush 3.1 and 3.2 are PURE trance what the hell listen mate!!!!Lush 3.1 has an epic style simple lead-line a sequenced arpeggiating sound all over it a hypnotic rhytmh...Lush 3.2 is PURE early 90s psy-trance with the dark hypnotic repeatitive sounds and "remind" sounds like a "total eclipse" production rather than an orbital one(heavily arpeggiating sequened sounds and acid arpeggiations).Impact and planet of the shapes are indeed techno and monday is a house tune. END!!! |
Stop being a stupid twat. I own... seven Orbital albums, which are:
Green
Brown
Snivilisation
In Sides
Middle of Nowhere
Work 1989-2002
Blue
So fuck off with your "noob" bollocks. Brown is one of my all time favourite albums.
And I don't give a shit about your rambled, horribly written crap about what you think trance is. When you say "grounded in 4/4" I assume you mean four-on-the-floor, which is a beat where the kick hits on every beat on every bar. Which it does not on most of Brown. They wander all over the place, and the snares are even less regular. Just because it's not all set to an Amen reconstruction doesn't mean it's four on the floor.
If Orbital are IDM and not breaks (I never said they were breaks, I said they used breakbeats), then they aren't fucking trance. Gun-foot-aim-fire.
Your argument is shite. You compare them to trance records written years afterwards by people who have nothing to do with Orbital. You can find trancey sounds in there if you look. However, you can find a lot of sounds that go back to old-skool rave and acid house (which is where Orbital emerged from- the UK rave scene, not the bloody German trance scene) and a hell of a lot of techno sounds. There's ambient in there... there are all sorts of influences.
| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
That certifys my statements he he.Dream-house or dream-trance or dream-sound was a short lived sub-genre that existed in the mid-90s.The sound was heavily influenced by robert miles productions and probably the whole genre was his child. The sound was known for its strong melodic aspects such as pianos, all kinds of chords and maybe violins.It was "classicistic" in sounding. Famous compilations were the "dream-masters" series (1-2-3 search them they were very good).The sub-genre was finally dissolved or was rather integrated into/with mainstream trance and led to the birth of the melodic EPIC TRANCE sound of 97-98-99!!!(which still haunts us till this day!) |
Note how I emphasised "house". I know what dream trance is, but I've never heard of a house equivalent.
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