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Kurve
Sentient Audio Collective

Registered: Sep 2000
Location: Las Vegas but from Germany
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Oct-19-2002 21:38
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infinity HiGH
groovin

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: west side T.O
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ-Ande
but most yes most prog-addicts on ere dis our trance...........and this is supoosed 2 be 'tranceaddict' but iam not complaining, aslong as every thread isn't flamed.............i also took me time 2 like some prog, it takes a trained ear 2 like prog |
Yea, there's prog-addicts that diss "your" trance...but as I pointed out in my other post there's an equal amount of tranceaddicts who diss prog as well. This thread is an example of it. People come here, and think that they're only supposed to talk about "trance" because it's tranceaddict.com if that were the case then trust me this forum would be a lot worse than it is. People can talk about any form of music here, it's not restricted to "trance" and its not restricted to 'electronic music'. This is one of the great things about this forum, the diversity of tastes. I just wish that some people were more open-minded and didn't dismiss every other genre cept for their own...
And don't get me wrong, I love trance, but not the trance that Johan Gielen or Ferry Corsten spin. I love the style that PvD spins...or that John 00 FLemming or AvB spin. I saw AvB 3 times this year, and he rocked every single time. I saw Ferry Corsten and was yawning (and i'm serious) on the first song. I do like progressive a lot better than trance simply because progressive is fresh, its new. Trance has that formula that I got sick of. And I HATE when people make comments like "progressive is slow, boring, it has no depth and no emotion" and then go on claiming trance is the be all end all genre. Comments like that are just complete ignorance cause it's not true. Prog DOES have emotion and depth, and when a great DJ like Sasha or Dave Seaman are at the decks, then they're gonna take you on a journey that, I regretfully have to say, very few trance DJ's even come close. Whatever...this is my opinion...don't go calling me a "trance hater" or whatever bullshit you want, cause I love trance. My taste in it is just more specific now, I don't like anything new anthem...thats why I consider 2002 to be a shitty year for trance with a few exceptions (there's 5-6 songs that are truly great) but other than that...meh, nothing special.
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Oct-20-2002 00:10
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Nadi
Not quite an addict
Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Los Angeles, Californa,
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People talk about it because it's good. Not any better or worse than trance but good none the less. On another note, if I hear any more comments on how progressive is better because it's more "intellegent" im going to puke.
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Oct-20-2002 04:09
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davinox
diving deep into sound

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: you could say i'm from dallas
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Most prog blows. There's no denying it that most of the stuff is boring shit, but people dig into it and try to think its good. I mean, I'll hear these prog songs that have no interesting effects, no melody, no mood, nothing good at all, and people will be like "Oh great tune, i like the bassline."
WTF. Most prog is trance, minus a build or climax or lead. Stupid. But there are some prog songs that are crafted to be progressive, where everything in the song is good, everything is well-crafted, theres actually interesting things in it. James Holden, Sasha n Diggers, and a few others.
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Oct-20-2002 04:31
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