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Originally posted by *InVeRs3* sandstorm!!! *runs*

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Well i'll be damned, he was right.

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Robots, machines, mechanical beings
Automatic and synthetic, we have the means
To take control of this planet and the human race
With our electronic rhythms and the Armageddon Bass

I hate to admit it but it was a handful of pills and Trance Nation 4 disc 1. And yes, that includes Zombie Nation - Kernkraft 400 and Darude - Sandstorm. those were the days...

trouser enthusiasts. their mixes are awesome.

I do believe it was Above and Beyonds remix of HOME by Chakra.

That's what got me addicted, though i did listen to trance before just wasn't as big in my life.

The warehouse party scene in Sydney.

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TA all round nice guy.

First it was Nigel Richards "hand in the air" an old & his only trance tapes, back in 96. Then I got into Kimble Collins back in 98/99. Even though I love trance I had a phase from 2001- mid 2003 where it was only techno & hard house for me. Recently in the last year I rejuvinated my love for Trance again.

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4 Unique and Inspiring Artists/DJ's

1. Paul Van Dyk
2. Tiesto
3. Armin Van Buuren
4. Ferry Corsten

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then one day i was searching kazaa for really long techno (cause i didnt know the diff between the EDM genres) and i d/led
paul van dyk - live at twilo
at that time i didnt know who PvD was, but a few weeks later i was at barnes and noble and i saw PvDs CD/DVD Global. i bought it, loved it. end of story

the very very first dance music I ever heard was bad boy bill on the radio in Chicago in late 80s. I was like 7 or 8 years old and from then on I was always interestedin Dance Music. In the mid 90's I started to like euro cheese because of of a DJ here in Chicago by DJ Markski started to introduce me to Euro Dance. I was like 16. I think I got tired of euro dance and thought it was cheesy when I discovered Paul van Dyk on a Euro Dance webnsite. I rember the site actually, it was www.eurodancehits.com they review euro cds and for some reason Paul van Dyk was one of those Cds reviewed. The Cd was Out there and Back. When I listened to it the first time I just remeber saying to myself this is the future of dance music not that cheese. His music really inspired me and made me wonder agian (like a child) how could someone make such beautiful music. I could feel emotions in each track different and more unique than those I previously found in euro dance. I never heard live sets from pvd ( I ddint have dsl) but bought all his production work. Naturally after dicovering PVD I found the other trance DJ's. I think Fery was next followed by Armin then tiesto. Because of my childhood experices and continous passion and love for dance music I found myself waqnting to become a DJ. It is only recently after I started to be a bedroom dj that I became a serious trance addict (i.e. following track lists, knowing artists and labels, knowing all those "newer" djs , etc.) I think dj'ing has made me more of a music freak.

Ayla - Ayla Part II

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"Trance music keeps my memories alive..." - Amir Salah (That's me)