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| quote: | Originally posted by Mr. Pink
oh man, sorry to be an ass but.......
cry me a fukin river.
oh no, the scene isn't the same as it used to be!
The people are changing!
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!
get with it.
personally, i still love trance, the older trance........"when it was good".
now.......sorry, but i dont fukin like it. Maybe that's too bad for me, and maybe that's too bad for you.
doesnt matter either ways...
what DOES matter is im a TA.........and as much as I happen to like house/prog/trance or whatever.........TA is my home and im not gonna go just cuz this place has changed, this place "isn't orderly", and "i dont know how things go" cuz im not OLD SKOOL!

oh well.
sucks to be me. |
Finally Pink said it!!! EDM (all types) changes.. That is the beauty of it!! If it was all mass produced then Tiesto would be Justin Timberlake and G&D would be the next big boy band!! So with the change comes a change in the people who listen to it. Personally my favorite years for the music was 99 and 2001. Does that mean that I do not listen to anything but that. Hell no.. That would make me a person who lacked depth. So just because it is Sunday and I am at the beach chillin after a long night, pop in some house, I am now in trance exile?!? I have to say that is about the stupidest thing I have ever heard of. If your case is that you just do not like the people who listen to something else other then trance because "their friends do and that is peer pressure and peer pressure is wrong", then I have to ask you how you first started to learn about trance. Most likely it was from a friend who was listening to it and you started to after awhile. So that would make you a poser to the country music forum you were on before you got into trance. In the end, I do not think that anything is lost by people listening to the other types of EDM and furthering the progressive movement. If anything, I think it makes the future of the genre exciting. Just my thoughts!!
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