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Pio
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quote:
Originally posted by Floorfiller
exactly...what it really comes down to is too many people want stupid songs that are boring as hell. if people had better taste in music and bought only good records instead of the cheesey tunes they fill their record crates with...we wouldn't have this problem...


Nothing wrong with being cheesy, this is European music after all. In the long run, it's all cheesy and that's why we're here. The problem is all those tracks that cater to mp3 kiddies and are really ineffective in the dancefloor. Armin is probably the most reactionary dj in DJ Mag's top 10.

Old Post Apr-20-2004 17:17  Puerto Rico
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think id have to agree on this one 99.9% of dutch trance is fuckin bollax just pisses me off, all sounds the same and is just pure cheese, nowdays the only trance i like is from uk, seem to have always been years ahead of mainland europe in terms of producing (with a few exceptions of course), dont know if its the lifestyle in mainland europe that influences the cheesy synths which all sound the same. there should be a new genre "typical trance" all dutch and belgian trance would appear under this sub genre as it all sounds the same and u know what to expect before u have even heard it, yet u get idiots in #armind shoutin "OMFG I DIE" at the same sound everyweek. boring as hell


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your cheeze


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Old Post Apr-20-2004 17:32  Italy
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quote:
Originally posted by trancestar_uk
think id have to agree on this one 99.9% of dutch trance is fuckin bollax just pisses me off, all sounds the same and is just pure cheese, nowdays the only trance i like is from uk, seem to have always been years ahead of mainland europe in terms of producing (with a few exceptions of course), dont know if its the lifestyle in mainland europe that influences the cheesy synths which all sound the same. there should be a new genre "typical trance" all dutch and belgian trance would appear under this sub genre as it all sounds the same and u know what to expect before u have even heard it, yet u get idiots in #armind shoutin "OMFG I DIE" at the same sound everyweek. boring as hell


Kinda harsh to judge trance from an entire continent on one country, don't you think? I'll pass by the argument that the LIFESTYLE of mainland europe is what makes the dutch trance so cheesy in silence, since you obviously just pulled it out of your ass with no evidence to back it up with.


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Old Post Apr-20-2004 17:38  Norway
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Pio
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Dutch cheese is the most delicious cheese in the world. Give me some Gouda any time. The bad thing about Armin is that his style has been rotting into McProg Kraft in order to appeal to the American mp3 kiddies.

Old Post Apr-20-2004 17:49  Puerto Rico
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TOR
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Originally posted by Cobalt
That's true. But people act as if no one is entitled to a negative opinion of Armin, either, which I find frustrating. Further, I have reasons why I hold the opinion I have of Armin, and I haven't heard any convincing counterargument.


that's because trance is not about opinions

it's about feelings, it comes with our genes.

you cannot explain why you like or dislike someone's music.. people think they can, but it's impossible. it's a feeling, and there's nothing we can do about it.


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Originally posted by sandstorm03
Ozgur Can - Missing Line
Portishead - Roads (Sultan & Tonedepth remix)
Andain - Beautiful Things (Markus Schulz Remix)
Whirlpool - Under the Sun (Solar Stone Remix)
Mr. Sam vs. Fred Baker - Forever Waiting (Summer Calling Acapella)
Mark Norman - Phantom Manor
Mojado Feat Mr Sam - Naranja (Dimitri Andreas Vision)
Remy & Ronald Klinkenberg - Monday Groove
Sander van Doorn - Loaded
Abel Ramos - Aquarius (Randy Katana Remix)
Kay D Smith & Marc Tall Pres. Passive Resistance - Praiseworthy Tunes (Hoipolloi Mix)
Marco V. - Godchild
Pulser - Cloudwalking (Original Mix)
Reysan Khan - Shiatsu (2 Players Remix)
Freefall - Skydive
Firewall - Sincere (Pulser Remix)
Digital Delinquents - 2 Do Anything
Dj Ton TB - Dream Machine
Waterplanet - Introspection (John Askew Remix)
Paul van Dyk - Buenaventura
Anomaly - Calling Your Name (Thrillseekers Remix)
Dj Tiesto feat. Bt - Love Comes Again (Mark Norman Remix)
Thrillseekers - New Life (Lange remix)
Agnelli & Nelson pres. Ultra - Holding On To Nothing (2003 Remix)
Sarah McLachlan - Fallen (Gabriel & Dresden Remix)
Oceanlab - Satellite (Markus Schulz Remix)
Above & Beyond - No One On Earth (Gabriel & Dresden Remix)
M.I.K.E. - Antwerp is Burning 2004 Theme Song
Remy & Ronald Klinkenberg - Fearless
Dj Danjo & Rob Styles - Duende
Three Drives - Signs from the Universe
Robert Nickson - Spiral
Fictivsion vs. Phynn - Escape
Push - Till We Meet Again
The Quest - C-Sharp
G & M Project - Sunday Afternoon
Binary Finary - 1998 (Ronski Speed Remix)
Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes (Armin van Buuren Remix)
Jens - Loops & Things Relooped (Marco V. Remix)
Solid Globe - Sahara
Kyau vs. Albert - Velvet Morning
Solar Factor - No Return
Audioholics - External
Probspot - Blueberry
4 Strings - Back To Basics
The Freak - Rising Angel
Artic Quest - Offbeat
Midway - Amazon
Armin van Buuren feat. Justine Suissa - Burned With Desire (Riley & Durant Remix)
Electrique Boutique - Heal (Instrumental Mix)
Perpetuous Dreamer – Future Funland
Signum - Solar Level
Witness Of Wonder - Emotions In Motion (Thrillseekers Remix)
DJ I.C.O.N. - Voco Me (Flim Flam Remix)
Airwave - Lady Blue
Remy & Roland Klinkenberg - Till ya drop

Not sure:
George Hales - Autumn
Solar Stone vs. Scott Bond - Naked Angel (Dynamic Sense Remix?)



7 hours of exactly the same style.....great job armin...


how is Blueberry similar to Loaded and to Spiral


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Pio
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Originally posted by TOR
that's because trance is not about opinions

it's about feelings, it comes with our genes.

you cannot explain why you like or dislike someone's music.. people think they can, but it's impossible. it's a feeling, and there's nothing we can do about it.


you can have opinions and theories about your feelings and appreciation values. it has been done in history for the past 200 years.




quote:
how is Blueberry similar to Loaded and to Spiral


nah they're not all similar, but the good tracks in there are either classics or the harder tracks that PvD and Tiesto had been playing for months before Armin.

Old Post Apr-20-2004 18:04  Puerto Rico
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trancestar_uk
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Originally posted by Sand Leaper
Kinda harsh to judge trance from an entire continent on one country, don't you think? I'll pass by the argument that the LIFESTYLE of mainland europe is what makes the dutch trance so cheesy in silence, since you obviously just pulled it out of your ass with no evidence to back it up with.


well its not just one country really, i mean german trance is awfull apart from old pvd, belgium is awfull, mikes older stuff is great but he just uses the same synths and it gets vvvvv annoying


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quote:
Originally posted by trancestar_uk
think id have to agree on this one 99.9% of dutch trance is fuckin bollax just pisses me off, all sounds the same and is just pure cheese, nowdays the only trance i like is from uk, seem to have always been years ahead of mainland europe in terms of producing (with a few exceptions of course), dont know if its the lifestyle in mainland europe that influences the cheesy synths which all sound the same. there should be a new genre "typical trance" all dutch and belgian trance would appear under this sub genre as it all sounds the same and u know what to expect before u have even heard it, yet u get idiots in #armind shoutin "OMFG I DIE" at the same sound everyweek. boring as hell


Oh boy. Lifestyle? Seriously, no country has one single lifestyle, even a country as small as The Netherlands or Belgium. By the way, IF we are talking about general lifestyles in The Netherlands and Belgium, they differ more than you probably know.


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Sand Leaper
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Originally posted by trancestar_uk
well its not just one country really, i mean german trance is awfull apart from old pvd, belgium is awfull, mikes older stuff is great but he just uses the same synths and it gets vvvvv annoying


Yea of course, MIKE is all the trance Belgium has to offer, and Germany's only trance quality is PvD


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Old Post Apr-20-2004 18:30  Norway
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Yea of course, MIKE is all the trance Belgium has to offer, and Germany's only trance quality is PvD


thats my opinion and if u wanna flame me for it go ahead u didnt even have to reply


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Originally posted by trancestar_uk
thats my opinion and if u wanna flame me for it go ahead u didnt even have to reply


I just think it's rather ignorant to base your opinion on an entire country's trance music on one producer, but hey that's just me.


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