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| quote: | Originally posted by PETRAN
I don't see how goa and psy are composed in different ways. I'm still 1000% sure that there are NO, or at least to be more accurate, there WERE NO differences between these two names in the 90s (yeah i know same argument again but its fun lol). It was just a different way to refer to the one and same thing, in much the same way that today's people call melodic trance in different ways such as uplifting, epic, melodic, euphoric, anthem or whatever. It is just that there were so many stuff coming out from the Psy/Goa genre, that people struggled to find actual differences, trying to perceive and categorize the two imaginary genres as different, whereas in reality there weren't any actual differences at all. In Ishkur's words "hell, there are too many good stuff to fit just under one genre!" The only broad difference i could find of back in the day was betwen the European "dark" or "night" genre and the Israeli "melodic" or "morning" genre. But these were not absolute and there were definitelly interchangeable.
The difficulty in distinquishing between the two genres can be viewed in the fact that each person can have a completely different conception of what is categorised and/or perceived as psy and what is categorised and/or perceived as goa. Some would insist that goa is an old genre that doesn't exist anymore referring to stuff such as juno Reactor and Transwave as goa, but i'm sure that i've seen these names in countless 90s psy compilations and i don't think that these projects would have a problem to categorize themselves as psy. Some others would say that whilst such a distinction was actually absent in the past, it is not anymore.
But yeah anyway i'm not going for this endless argument again! |
Well, you just did. We've had this (long) debate before, it would be pointless to repeat the same things all over again. So DON'T BRING IT UP, damn it. 
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