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Originally posted by sljiva No, it's you not wanting to accept the fact that new music doesn't make you feel the way old did (for some reason) and the fact that things naturally work that way. I mean my dad listens to only Beatles and Rolling Stones and says that all new music (especially electronic) is shit. While I wholeheartedly disagree with him, I know where he's coming from and understand that this modern music just can't replace all the memories and everything else he associated with that music of his youth.

Yeah, i know man




I still listen to modern music though, just not EDM heh

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Originally posted by Teezdalien Oh please not another one of these threads.

deadmau5?

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos How on earth is the internet related to trance being boring now

Not necessarily the internet, more the culture of instant gratification which runs with it.

There is still so much older stuff to discover, you simply can't have heard it all.

This week this track made me happy: Phrenetic System - Transformer (2002)

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Originally posted by Trance-MB This week this track made me happy: Phrenetic System - Transformer (2002)

You get delighted by the simplest things, don't you?

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Originally posted by DJ Cinos I haven't found any new challenging, fun-to-listen-to electronic release in the past forever, so instead I've been going back instead, (re-)discovering classics like Prodigy's Experience and various EyeQ releases and such. Even the today-monotonous Tiesto used to have a lot more variation in his stuff than today. I mean, compare In My Memory with all the unique themes to the cookie-cutter Elements of Life. Generally, where has all the inspiration gone? Are there any artists left who actually dare to make their own sound or at least deviate from the norm? Nobody would make an album like Experience today - or even extremely self-indulgent trance like System F, which at least was fun even if not very engaging.

i feal your pain man,I'm in my 30's now and so i remember the prodigy and the 2000 trance era well.but i believe all it takes is to here that one goose pimple track. and all faith is restored

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Originally posted by sljiva No, it's you not wanting to accept the fact that new music doesn't make you feel the way old did (for some reason) and the fact that things naturally work that way. I mean my dad listens to only Beatles and Rolling Stones and says that all new music (especially electronic) is shit. While I wholeheartedly disagree with him, I know where he's coming from and understand that this modern music just can't replace all the memories and everything else he associated with that music of his youth.

that only becomes a problem if you indeed 'grow up', whatever that means.


i know old people who still have the adventurous, youthful spirit, and i know people who are 40 who are pumping their fists next to 16 year olds at pvd concerts

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Originally posted by nefardec and i know people who are 40 who are pumping their fists next to 16 year olds at pvd concerts

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