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Ok, first off, I assume that when you people say progressive, you're referring to both progressive trance and progressive house because there's NO SUCH GENRE AS PROGRESSIVE!! It's progressive house...and progressive trance. Some songs are completely prog house...some are a little bit of both, some are prog trance. The two genre's are similar, but prog trance has more synth work than prog house does. Thats how I define them.
Secondly, Tranceseeker is right...anyone who listens to the progressive genres knows that it is deeper than trance ever will be. The reason why we say that all you who just listen to trance don't understand is because we were once like that. Stop saying we're egotistical...got our heads up our asses, etc etc etc...all of us prog heads started on trance...and all of us hated prog. I know I did. I downloaded Sasha's Alexandria set last year and deleted it 10 minutes into the set. I got Digweeds Delta Heavy from Miami...deleted that too. But then I just sorta fell into it...I started to listen to it in a different way. I didn't start a CD or a song expecting the typical "umc umc umc umc" trance beat that has become regular in all trance tunes nowadays (and yes, that was a diss to trance because so far, 2002 trance is complete bullshit, cept for a select few). You don't listen to either progressive genre's expecting a "climax" 2 minutes into the song. Progressive isn't about that...its about rhythm...its about the riding bassline thats overlayed with different electronic sounds, and in some cases vocals...I guess when you listen to Prog, you gotta start from the bottom...meaning with the low frequency sounds, and work your way up like that. With trance, you listen to the most obvious sounds first, the synths, and then work your mind into the song and pickup all the little sounds that aren't so apparent...with prog...do the opposite. Start with the not so apparent.
*turns Nubreed 006 back up*
Last edited by infinity HiGH on Aug-24-2002 at 21:18
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