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As We Grow Older.... (pg. 3)
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| DJDigDug |
my dad loves the same music he listened to 40 years ago why wont you?
I think this is a poor assumption bro |
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| trewqy |
Hmm I really dont know..
I LIKED listening to heavy metal back when i was a teen.. but now.. i just dont listen to it as often..(and by that i mean..maybe once every 6 months)
Who knows.. i might end up listening to milder, softer music like john mayer, norah jones, beatles,sting and frank sinatra(which I all love) more often and may listen to trance tracks say.. once a year??:eyespop: (I hope not)
Times change.People change.You never know. |
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| Vigilante |
I think that some music is timeless.
You can listen to it thirty years after it was made and it still sounds fresh.
I can't really made judgements about EDM that i listen to today, but i know that I love music by Bob Marley, Beatles etc....and that was made about thirty years ago. |
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| E-vangelist |
if you're already saying that in 20 years you won't be able to stand it, then you've already lost it.
I've listened to everything just about there is to listen to, and the only music that has ever moved me is trance. I want it played at my funeral that's how long I'll be listening to it. |
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| Dublin Guy |
| id say alot of ppl will prolly end up listening to house as they get older....the bang bang stuff is dying as it is i fink |
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| SuckUpMySenses |
| quote: | Originally posted by E-vangelist
if you're already saying that in 20 years you won't be able to stand it, then you've already lost it.
I've listened to everything just about there is to listen to, and the only music that has ever moved me is trance. I want it played at my funeral that's how long I'll be listening to it. |
oh no, ive not lost it.. im afraid of losing it !!! thats the problem... i mean, i want to go deaf 20 years from now by listening to my favorite tune through a speaker system making hundreds dance their ass off.. i just hope i'll still think the same way when im 60 ??? ahhhhhhhhhh LINEDANCING... polka... sheesh, i will kill myself !!!! before resorting to that... :D |
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| Taz |
Oh don't any of you worry. You'll be listening to your favorite trance music for a lonnnng time....
And your kids will laugh at you for listening to that "old 90's ". "Still got those fur pants? HAHAHAHAHA!!!" :D
Or worse, they'll bring it all back in style and call it retro-tronica! |
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| ASOT100 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Taz
Oh don't any of you worry. You'll be listening to your favorite trance music for a lonnnng time....
And your kids will laugh at you for listening to that "old 90's ". "Still got those fur pants? HAHAHAHAHA!!!" :D
Or worse, they'll bring it all back in style and call it retro-tronica! |
hehe yea trance will be known as that old school music like disco is now.
and deep down everyone will always love the music they listened to when they were younger and grew up with
but i can't really see myself really enjoying any other genre of music besides edm, nothing else seems as fulfilling |
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| M1cro5lave |
| I don't want to get older :) But if I do, I'll still listen to electronic I think. Trance is a lifestyle... |
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| newbie |
I'm soon to be 27, and have only been into trance for about 3 years. I plan on staying with it into my 30's, but if I ever do get tired of it, I will probably have no music tastes at all.
The super bowl halftime show proves my theory of how much U.S. mainstream music blows. If trance wears thin with me, I'll have no music at all. |
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| dj_mdma |
trance for life people. trance at my wedding, trance at my funeral trance everywhere. In fact, as i get older, i will probably have to TURN IT UP cos i've progressively lost my hearing over the years :toothless
I can just imagine my kids saying
"why the helll are you listening to crappy classical music!"
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| paranoik0 |
i'll probably move on to even deeper stuff, like ambient or such.. can see that happening. but no matter how, the classics will still have a impact on me.
and yeah it's gonna be damn weird in a 30 years time when trance is 'music for the old' |
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