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martianmystery
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: Monterey, California
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re:diff types of trance(cybertrance)
I know Im a bit late on this but since Im a fan of the F8/dancingspirit/skills crew I just wanted to post a few sents on this cybertrance issue
in response to "no idea how the label came up with cyber trance but cyber trance the name to me comes from japan and is popularised by artistes such as ayumi who came out with her trance albums named CyberTrance,"
----> Mars has been pushing this cybertrance sound very long before Ayumi began singing with Vincent De Moor and company on those remixes... The original Cybertrance sound of San Francisco was originally based on the old trance sound of Noom, Time Unlimited mixed with a bit of UK Hardhouse(Tinrib, Nukleuz etc) and some aspects of psy trance... basically cybertrance was a 'sound' that was supported by F8 to display a diverse sound that would take one on a journey through the various sounds of trance...
good examples of this sound are available on www.pureacidmixtapes.com or www.f8gear.com check out Mars' "May Peace Prevail" mixtape, Mars vs Mystre-"Vol 2"(a bayarea classic), Mystre-"Syrius Mystery" as prime examples of the original cybertrance sound...for tracklistings of these tapes check out www.ravepictures.net and click tracklistings...
while Mars & Mystre did go toward a more mainstream melodic sound for a while, Mars' new tracks on his upcoming CD entitled "Sonic Sunrise" due out this June, sound a lot more like the original sound and hold much promise... rumor has it that he has worked with the boys of Nuclear Hyde on some of those tracks... (other people that have worked with the F8 crew in the past have included Captain Tinrib, Nostrum, Oliver Lieb, and Steve Baltes)
I hope this clears up a little on the cybertrance issue, I can understand the arguments though because people argue the same thing even here in the bay area where the sound is pushed...
L8ers 
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melodic in nature, amaturish in productions, cheesy i would put it, no idea how the label came up with cyber trance but cyber trance the name to me comes from japan and is popularised by artistes such as ayumi who came out with her trance albums named CyberTrance, from there japanese djs used that name for events out rave parties, hence the name is known in japan itself.
