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Originally posted by Voci A lot of the Dutch producers that rised in like 98/99, like Ferry, Rank 1, Airscape, were all most succesful in Britain. Airwave took the number 10 spot in the general hit chart. In Holland Airwave didn't enter at all. You hyped it yourself, UL!

You owned someone on this forum for the first time. Achievement earned.

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quote: Originally posted by Voci A lot of the Dutch producers that rised in like 98/99, like Ferry, Rank 1, Airscape, were all most succesful in Britain. Airwave took the number 10 spot in the general hit chart. In Holland Airwave didn't enter at all. Originally posted by Rodri Santos: You owned someone on this forum for the first time. Achievement earned.

Yes but look at the quality they where producing back then compared to today (Even the likes of Sasha & Digweed where supporting Airwave tracks), all the gems of classics where born then. Name me classics they have made over the past few years? Nothing, it's all pop music to enable them to be famous pop stars.

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@Rodri Santos:

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Originally posted by Pete t Yes but look at the quality they where producing back then compared to today (Even the likes of Sasha & Digweed where supporting Airwave tracks), all the gems of classics where born then. Name me classics they have made over the past few years? Nothing, it's all pop music to enable them to be famous pop stars.

So which ultimate trance classics have Sasha & Digweed made over the last 5 years then...

I'll dare it though:
Ferry Corsten: Radio Crash
Rank 1: Two tracks to remember: LED There Be Light and Top Gear.
Airscape: Sven Maes doesn't produce anymore (at least not for Johan haha), Johan Gielen on his own isn't the same... Sosei from 2004, classic.

Also, Im not talking about the artist "Airwave", I'm talking about Rank 1's Airwave. That one hit the number 10 spot in the British commercial chart.

Radio Crash is a good track but i think in 2 years nobody will know it.

I'd add Mr.Sam - Lyteo (Rank 1 Remix) and Gaia - Aisha (Benno de Goeij) this last track is having massive support thanks to Armin van Buuren and all the Armada crew and it really has a classic feeling both in sound and notoriousity.

The rest are simply retired but of course there is a change in music, in the 90's and early 2000's the music was made for pure pleasure, to see your music recorded in vinyls and being played through the world, more like when a greek made a sculpture and people stared at it.

Now is not important if your track is being played by the most respected djs, the most important is if it has sold 1,000,000 copies via mobile phone, is the top of the pop chart (rofl Swedish house mafia is on the top 5 in the pop chart here) and is considered a choon by 15 year old girls.

When trance was more like an art was enjoyable, now is a business. Everywhere money lands the thing is destroyed.

I believe sushi (raw fish just in case you don't know...) is the common food in China/Japan but now is so fashionable & trendy so let's charge 50€ in the bill for 100g of raw fish, mmm it cost me 5€ what a profit.....

Hell my friend sold me real shit i can't remember what i've written above.

all trance should be made in yorkshire.

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Originally posted by Pete t As far as I remember Techno came from Germany.

Well you don't remember much, techno was born in US of A, Detroit to be more specific.

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I also noticed that many good tracks which would have become a classic when make ten years earlier, now aren't gonna be a classic.
I'm not sure why this is, but don't think it's only happening to trance.

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Originally posted by Rodri Santos Gaia - Aisha (Benno de Goeij) this last track is having massive support thanks to Armin van Buuren and all the Armada crew and it really has a classic feeling both in sound and notoriousity.

Yeah! The Armada crew supported it! That makes it a real classic!
You officially have the worst taste in TA. You have even beaten Trance-MB. I salute you!

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