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| quote: | Originally posted by halo20
I was gonna say "uhhh Genesis" |
Nope...don't think so...
Here's a defination of the term:
Progressive House Music Definition
Originating in the United Kingdom, progressive was originally a blend of German trance and house. More electronic sounds are used in progressive house, like analog synths, which brings it closer to techno than the more soulful house. Generally faster than house, progressive is also known for its big dramatic builds, crescendos and breakdowns.
- exerpt from Rave Culture: an Insiders Overview written by Jimi Smith
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After doing some reading, I think what would help is the year people started the monicer "Progressive" which it looks to be about the mid 90s, hot on the heels of the classic Trance machine.
Underworld would be a great example of the start of this (Cowgirl)...
Way out West...Sasha & Digweed's Northern Exposure...
Here's another good definition
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_music |
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