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| quote: | Originally posted by Trancelover24
Yeah I remember those days.. I actually attended in person this year. Unfortunately, forums are a dying platform has been for many years.. Thank twitter and facebook for that... oh yes, soundcloud.. Anyway, I was still shocked to see that this post was even created.. Thanks Razator! |
but you can't make tracklist like that on facebook. It's just for posting photos and comments, wow, great photo, you're beautiful, thanks buddy e.t.c. Do not agree that forum ,at least that one, died because of social networks. I use facebook for one thing, open almost once a week, and this forum always opened for last 15 years. My friends joke from me, how many years have passed, and still first page in browser is tranceaddict tracklist section.
1. Djs after damn tiesto started to forbid live broadcasting, so after 2005-2007 we had only a few broadcasted livesets, but amount of radioshows increased dramatically. So we had the same tracks in every radioshow, some top DJs had even 2 or 3 radioshows. Tracklists were uploaded, so there were nothing to do in tracklist section (livesets were only a few and a bunch of radioshows with tracklists). Interest went down
2. The music gone to mainstream, all DJs played the same tracks, the same style. Originality was forbidden. Thus interest went down
3. Users grew up, and had less time for tracklistings, live broadcastings at night e.t.c, but because of crappy commercial music, new users arrived much less and just to download some radioshow.
4. Moderators are left that section, so we had 95 percents spam with lins to millions of radioshows, every user tried to post as fast as possible his link to earn some points on downloading. So daily we had 2-3 pages with radioshows from all channels and streams.
My opinion that kills board, i repeat, at least this one!!! For other forums are other moments.
In The beginning Swamper (forum Administrator and owner) )had interest in music and everything about it, but later went truck on Love Parade, stage on Tomorrowland and forum felt away from his sightseen. It was like a start for something bigger. So later we left abandoned.
There is tuneid, some other boards for old tracklists. There are people, who still love that old and some new music and have interest in tracklists, in finding some rare sets and even buying it. And i'm sure those people seek for some really living board like that section. Honestly, from whole that board i use only track id and tracklisting sections. The others i do not open for a months.I do not care about it at all.
I remember how we made live broadcasting from my city in Ucraine Lvov and Trancelover helped to get in contact with Dan from afterhours Fm, so we had a great night with Kyau and Albert and Marcel Woods to share with the whole world. Guys, i really miss it, those nights with beer near computer and live broadcasting till 6 o'clock in the morning.
Now all my friend listen music much less than 10 years ago.
But in other hand i have 10 years older friends, who very like to listen their music, heavy metal and rock. Their great interest for old music 70-80 like it was yesterday. Hope, someday we can gather people, who is still interested in our music and want to keep board like this alive
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Please help to identify these tracks:
ID 1, ID 2, ID 3, ID 4, ID 5, ID 6, ID 7, ID 8, ID 9 Acapella, ID 10, ID 11, ID 12, ID 13, ID 14, ID 15, ID 16, ID 17, ID Pack 1, ID Pack 2, ID Pack 3, ID Pack 4, ID Pack 5, ID Pack 6, ID Pack 7, ID Pack 8, ID Pack 9, ID Pack 10, ID Pack 11, ID Pack 12, ID Pack 13, ID Pack 14
Links to Tracklist Archives:
Anthony Pappa, Apparat, Astral Projection, Blank & Jones, Blank & Jones And Friends Radio Show, Carl Cox, Cosmic Gate, DJ Luna, DJ Wag, Jerome Isma-Ae, Kai Tracid, [Mark Spoon], Oslo Nights, Piet Blank The Lounge, RMB, Sander van Doorn (Sam Sharp), Spinnin', The Thrillseekers, Tomcraft
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Community is dead, only links for download and 10+ users
