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Originally posted by ASOT100 i say "holy crap ur right, i listen to crappy, repetitive music that all sounds the same, i'm such an idiot"

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah and ha!

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Originally posted by ted_baker Get a vinyl by yoji biomehanika, turn your amp up on your decks, cup a hand around your ear and ask him to speak up. Nob ends cant be heard over the ridiculous basslines in hardstyle... If that fails, offer them some coke.

me and my mates are all boy racers, so we all love cruisin to some nice drum and bass. yesterday a mate goes to me "Trance is shite. its got no bass". i goes... "If trance had no bass it wud be like listenin to a trance choon u just made which wudnt be verry nice. hes like, no trance has got bass. all of a sudden everyone else is sayin the same. There is no bass in trance at all. so we all goes to the car and i stick on Joyenergizer full volume with the sub connected to the amp, as high as it will go. haha, the result was fantabulous!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On When you really think about it, doesn't everything taste like chicken anyways? I was once confronted by some kids about my trance-listening ways. When they asked me why I liked it and proceeded to tell me that "ANYBODY can make a techno song on their computer in just a few minutes" (oldest fallacious cliche in the book of trance) I replied with "well what kind of music do you listen to?" For some reason, that shut em all up - I guess they were at a loss for words in the presence of such Trance! But really - most of what people seem to want to listen thesedays ('pop' music by definition of 'POPular') consists of boring crap written by people who don't know dick about music. With trance, it's universal - it takes serious talent to make an electronic song sound really good and it takes even more talent to make one that people will find catchy and want to dance to. It doesn't matter what language you speak when it comes to trance - you don't need to understand what the song is trying to convey without words - it's open to interperetation and isn't limiting the listener to how somebody feels sad because their girl left them forever (or whatever crap you can think of to touch the hearts of young teenage school-girls). Most people who listen to trance, I mean really LISTEN, will come to understand something more about what makes us tranceaddicts tick - how many other kinds of music unite people in such a way?

Man, one of the best things I've read about listening to electronic music...

I could be glad to find a site with thinkings, texts and quotes like this ...

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I'd say TOSS MY SALAD !!!!!

just ignore them, it's absolutely pointless arguing with them, it'll get you nowhere

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keel them, it will for the good of humanity

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Originally posted by PlasticSoul What do you answer to the people that talk to you things like: "You re crazy, how do u listen to this same TUM TS TUM TS TUM beats all the day?" "You re funny, all music are the same, the difference is the song name" "The music u listen to is boring because the intro haves 2 minutes..." "Your music have no feelings, you can feel nothing listening to this stuff..." "The music you listen dont have vocals, sucks..." "Your music is for "druggaddicts"... Tell me your experiences please... and good answers to me... I need be more bad with these silly people...

so what do you listen ? britney? Nsync? or JayZ?

bitch shizzle, bling bling >>on a repeated beat..

Oeps oeps i fucked it up again..>>on a repeated beat.

your post means nothing, so far alucard gave the best respons to this.

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Originally posted by Octanesyco Greetings. My name is Casey. You can call me Moose. -Moose

so really nobody in this thread has an answer for him and neither do i i guess it all is just a matter of taste!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On When you really think about it, doesn't everything taste like chicken anyways? I was once confronted by some kids about my trance-listening ways. When they asked me why I liked it and proceeded to tell me that "ANYBODY can make a techno song on their computer in just a few minutes" (oldest fallacious cliche in the book of trance) I replied with "well what kind of music do you listen to?" For some reason, that shut em all up - I guess they were at a loss for words in the presence of such Trance! But really - most of what people seem to want to listen thesedays ('pop' music by definition of 'POPular') consists of boring crap written by people who don't know dick about music. With trance, it's universal - it takes serious talent to make an electronic song sound really good and it takes even more talent to make one that people will find catchy and want to dance to. It doesn't matter what language you speak when it comes to trance - you don't need to understand what the song is trying to convey without words - it's open to interperetation and isn't limiting the listener to how somebody feels sad because their girl left them forever (or whatever crap you can think of to touch the hearts of young teenage school-girls). Most people who listen to trance, I mean really LISTEN, will come to understand something more about what makes us tranceaddicts tick - how many other kinds of music unite people in such a way?

very nice reply. I like it

i put back my headphones and i increase the volume

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edited by Orb - Originally posted by PlasticSoul What do you answer to the people that talk to you things like: ... Tell me your experiences please... and good answers to me... I need be more bad with these silly people.

guess i'm lucky... most of my friends don't listen to trance, house, ambient or idm (my faves), but they listen to equally scattered musics in rock or jazz: so we just talk about things we've heard in the styles we like (finding similar stuff, ideas, etc)

the "tum ts tum ts" and the "all music are the same" remarks are the same people made about rock music... actually, almost ALL those comments are the same people made about any new (relatively speaking) kind of music... sorta ironic, but it wouldn't surprise me if the people saying that had the same thing said to them about the music they like.

dunno what the situation is like where u r, but here in Vancouver a lot of radio stations play rock music from the 70's and 80's... b-o-r-i-n-g far as i'm concerned, but since i listen to stuff at clubs or on Essential Mix, Global Underground, etc, i doubt i'm a big concern.

i still listen to some rock music (saw Mogwai a couple years ago at Richards (local club) and really enjoyed their low-key approach), but find EDM way more "fresh" sounding... most (tho not all) rock stuff sounds recycled from other bands... i think there's a large amount of people who grew up listening to "rock-only" who don't like it that life isn't that simple any more when it comes to "what music are u into?"... too many choices means that u can't just say: "whatever-band-is currently-cool rulez!"


oh yeh... you'd asked for some responses:

"yeh, i remember when i had my first beer"
"i like to think of it as sonic architecture"
"i can't hear u... gone deaf from dancing in front of the PA system too much"
"what do you mean, "it's repetitive"? it's repetitive? like over and over? the same thing? again and again? always repeating?"
"it's SUPPOSED to sound like that? i thought the CD was skipping..."
"please forgive me for enjoying this... from now on i'll slavishly agree with everything you like so you don't feel threatened"
"wait, i'm sure i have a nickelback cd... i use it as a coffee coaster"
"you're right, East L.A. gangsta rap is much more relevant to the life i live. YO! can i borrow your baseball cap?"