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Hmm I don't know exactlly when I started listening to trance. I grew up listening to 80's stuff like Depeche Mode, U2, Tears For Fears, New Order, etc. I also liked alot of the underground industrial stuff that was being turned out. Stuff that used alot of synths and the like. I didn't like anything too hardcore or full of rage though. In the early 90's I liked some of the alternative rock that was all the shit back then. Nirvana, Alive n Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, etc. I think the first recollection of getting into trance was being introduced to Orbital in the early 90's. Belfast got me started. Then tracks like Lush 3-1/3-2 and Halcyon really got me intruiged. Oh also I was really diggin Enigma too. So between Enigma and Orbital I was finding a sound I loved. I think trance was the natural direction to go. Mid to late 90's saw me listening to DJ's like BT, Sasha, and Oakenfold. By then I was hooked. I wanted anything and everything trance. When programs like Napster and Audio Galaxy started popping up I was in heaven. I was finding music that I would have never heard had it not been for these progs. Now that Napster and AG are dead I am wondering where I will turn to continue to get my trance fix. Yes I am well established enough now to know who turns out good stuff and who doesn't but I fear I may not find new and exciting stuff that comes out. I can count on Sasha, PVD, Tiesto, Solar Stone, BT, Way Out West, etc. but I dont want to miss out on newcomers to the scene. Oh well. I'm sure something will pop up. Until then I will just have to be extra careful of the stuff I buy and won't be taking any chances either. I'll stick to what/who I know. I don't need to be buying anything that reminds me of ATB. 
*TA forever* 
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