Originally posted by Trance-M
Nah, it's still awesome, but you can sign up for the not-a-real-tranceaddict-list or enjoy :
it sounds like the exact same uplifting trance track made 34298712343 different times.
Oct-29-2014 00:58
soulstar606
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trance is always trance, it's just evolving..even our reptilians ancestors probably looked pretty corny to the nephilim...at the time....but low and behold, a human came along..and humans arent that bad.
Oct-29-2014 03:31
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Why can't things spiral up?
Oct-29-2014 03:46
Sykonee
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Originally posted by Jon_Snow
Why can't things spiral up?
The Fibonacci Sequence at least spirals out.
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Oct-29-2014 04:07
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Originally posted by Robotrance
djryan all over again
in the flesh, in the flesh..
Oct-29-2014 04:20
Sushipunk
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Originally posted by DJRYAN™
in the flesh, in the flesh..
lol
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Oct-29-2014 04:24
Trance-M
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Location: Limburg, Netherlands
quote:
Originally posted by 2techs
it sounds like the exact same uplifting trance track made 34298712343 different times.
Yes of course it does, it sounds the same (with a slightly different melody) as 15 years ago meanwhile. I don't know why people expect progression in trance while there is close to none in other genres as well.
Like 10 years ago, I'm not expecting anything spectacular to happen in trance, but I'm surprised about the still huge number of uplifting tracks made nowadays. Also about the number of people following it. The number of new producers I never heard of increases week by week.
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Oct-29-2014 12:44
AlphaStarred
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Location: Brooklyn, NY
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Originally posted by Trance-M
Yes of course it does, it sounds the same (with a slightly different melody) as 15 years ago meanwhile.
I'm not sure about that. I don't think it sounds as memorable and emotive as it used to. Now either that's a fact, or it's simply me growing up and growing out of it.
But can you really compare any Trance tracks of today to something like Moogwai - Viola or Slipstream - Krakatao, from 14 years ago? The latter is what they played at Electric Daisy Carnival in 2000, as opposed to the Ping Pong Trance played there now. I've yet to hear something remotely as memorable or emotive, and I don't think it's only my nostalgia speaking.
Oct-29-2014 13:56
Swamper
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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Originally posted by AlphaStarred
I've yet to hear something remotely as memorable or emotive, and I don't think it's only my nostalgia speaking.
I agree.
As a bonus, there was a degree of introspection that some of those tracks could deliver to the listener... those are very rare now.
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Oct-29-2014 17:40
Zoso
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Pot always helped me find trance to be more introspective. It also helped me to manicure the lawn like a fuckin' golf course!