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i agree with what taub said, it would be selfish not to share trance music with other people. in my search for new songs i sometimes come across a song that puts *clutches heart* "the feeling" inside me. i light up a cigarette and listen to it again carefully; listening to how the melody expands, the buildup, everything. now why wouldnt you want other people to experience the same emotions that you are feeling? i go out of my way to share new songs with my friends, most of whom dont listen to trance, so that they can maybe feel it too. also i am not that worried about hearing more trance music on the radio, i would rather applaud it. i feel that i am at a disadvantage djing in the us because i dont have the resources that djs in other countries where trance is popular have; they can refine their track selection because it is bigger. who wouldnt love to turn on the radio and get smacked in the face by some new trance music? if your identity is defined by trance then i can understand why you would feel intimidated if it becomes mainstream, but then you are ultimately listening for the wrong reason. and turntables and mixers are electronics, best buy carrying them isnt that far off the wall.
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I don't get it 
. I guess everyone wants to be a DJ these days!!
