hey johnny eckhardt you hit in right on the money man!!! im getting sick and tired of these record companies controlling what we can and cannot hear. living in nyc, the only ACCEPTABLE stuff i hear on the radio is tranzworld fridays on wlir or similar stuff from that station...if it wasnt that i go to greece every summer i wouldnt know wtf house and trance is...there some really great parties out there as they really know how to have fun...ive been to paris as well as madrid and theyre radio at least everytime i tuned in had something playing that was electronic...and in germany, with viva tv you can actually WATCH THE VIDEOS for a change...the us is so far behind that its sort of pathetic how the whole world accepts things that are new and exciting regardless if they dont make the big buks like all this shit pop they have here..if they gave this music a fukin chance maybe it could make money too..but no, we cant upset the established power of the record companies..not only did they already fuked up napster so they dont lose a couple of extra dollars, but they dont even open up the doors for new kinds of music.they wanna stik with their shitty rap and pop which annoys the shit out of me..do you know i actually told this girl "yea i like house and trance" and she tells me "whats that?"...that is the direct result of the record companies effect on what we get to hear in this counrty..absolutely pathetic is you ask me....

to keep adding to the list of u.s. producers

Steve Porter

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In general, US trance sucks. However, there are several bright points - Micro's set in Kalamazoo was intense, BT's live show was amazing, and I'd kill to see Kimball Collins. The problem is not the big name DJ's, but the small local DJ's. When the big names spin a set it's sweet, but on any average night at a club in the midwest, you get shit.

DJ Mozy, your link doesn't work.
I get the Yahoo Domains page instead. What's wrong? What you're saying sounds promising, though. I'm a big fan of energy-filled trance.

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Originally posted by djslate all you guys talk about are big names and dont even mention some of the best dj/producers in the u.s. like Noel Sanger Jason Dunne Dj Liquid (journees) Deepsky BT is fucking american!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! born in Maryland. For all you idiots out there that think he's british, i oughta smack ya. Medway Kimball Collins....I'm sorry but if you've never seen Kimball Collins live you're missing out. John Debo Jerry Bonham Jimmy Van Mulleghan Austin Leeds I mean c'mon i thought you guys were tranceaddicts? How pitiful.....

Yer right about Kimball Collins...his 3 CD's on the ICU PROMO are decent anthem cd's. Good mixing, but my friend said Kimball didn't have %100 control over theses cd's. If you ever get a chance to listen to his live Effective cd, burn a copy. When the crowd is hyped, he is an absolute stormer. Goto www.icon-nightclub.com to see how the Orlando scene compares to other American cities. They have had PVD, Oakie, Digweed, Kimball there all since Jauary. I think George Acosta has a residency there, but I would call him trance, more like house with a trancey edge.

Hi there, with regards to Eugene's post about my page, the address is http://www.djmozy.com but the original link had a full stop at the end which is why it never worked.

Harel
DJ Mozy
http://www.djmozy.com

oh i just remembered another US Producer
Bill Hamel.. err unless i posted that down earlier
but i was just listenin to perspectives part 2..
and it wasn't THAT bad.. but kinda borin

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dave seaman is a legend... photon project and insigma ... masterful. amurai is where trance should be...