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Verona^My
full on addict

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Rochester, NY
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Re: the future of Trance music...not very good!!!
| quote: | Originally posted by TranceRulezz
hi guys,
WHAT HAPPEN? in these times, producers who was great in the past are EXTREMLY BAD! if they don't make any efforts : BYE TRANCE MUSIC! It's hard for me to write it but it's the truth!!!
Listen to the Svenson and Gielen remixes/productions of this year : SUXX! Rank 1 : SUXX, Future Breeze : SUXX, Armin : SOUNDS THE SAME...
the bests are actually : DUMONDE, SHOKK, FLUTLICHT.
Dj Scot Project : no news since a few months
Cosmic Gate : Commercials sounds! their last album SUXX BIG TIME!
Green Court : good but was better in the past.
etc etc...
I'm really affraid because I'm sure that 2003 will be the worst year ever for trance! a lot of people think that 2001 was bad, but I think that actually, it's MORE BAD than 2001
just one question to finished this thread: WHY?
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cause they are mainstream trance artists, they play whatever sound is popular... I listen to Human Blue, Massimo Sanctucci, both released this year, both good.
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Current fav albums
DNA, kick me up
Protoculture, Circadians
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Oct-04-2002 17:36
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Jason R
tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Slough England
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| quote: | Originally posted by Vesa
I've been very disappointed this year, and indeed it might get worse next year because then the short trance boom of this year will be over. Well, I specialize in listening to Dutch trance, and the number of releases there has been too small, and the quality is nothing to cheer about. The Dutch vinyl distributor Moxmusic even went bankrupt, so there must be something wrong there. I don't know the exact situation in other countries , so I don't make any comments about them.
It would be easy to solve the problem, though, There already exist thousands of trance vinyls, and probably hundreds of them are excellent tracks. Many good ones have been overlooked, so trance DJs could start spinning them alongside the new releases. This would set a higher standard for new releases because they would need to compete with hand-picked old tunes. The producers would be motivated because of the competition, and could also find new unexplored areas from the scope of trance when they would hear old innovative tracks that break out ot the formulaic track structure.
Still, I think this is unlikely to happen. In the world of electronica, listeners have a strange obsession about hearing only the newest tunes I understand that the trance style has advanced, so stuff from the 90's might sound outdated, but many tracks from year 2000 are as modern as the current tunes, so they would fit together in the same set with new releases. |
agree 100% I just wish others did as well.
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Oct-04-2002 19:59
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Don
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Canada
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Just remember that music doesn't change, people do...
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Oct-04-2002 21:40
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Floorfiller
Girl + Sweater = Hotness

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Illegal Pete's
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Oct-04-2002 21:59
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biznology
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2000
Location:
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Oct-04-2002 22:24
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