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Why are trance lovers so addicted??? (pg. 10)
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| foranAngel4553 |
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| töbias |
| Some of the best nights of my live have included Trance as a key element... |
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| Abhay |
:haha: HA HA HA..... :haha:
Trance and drugs......(particularily MJ)
Has anyone ever wondered why Holland is the capital of Trance? |
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| Abhay |
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| delurium |
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Has anyone ever wondered why Holland is the capital of Trance? |
No wonder why it is..... |
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| Three 'O Three |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abhay
Has anyone ever wondered why Holland is the capital of Trance? |
My experience is that the biggest drug-use is not on Trance parties in Holland, but on parties based on other musical genres :o ;) |
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| ieko |
For me it's because no matter what im doing, whether it be walking alone with my ipod, driving, sleeping, eating, doing stuff on the computer.. trance will create the perfect atmosphere.. it can make me want to get off my ass and run, allow me to sit down and relax on the beach.. let go of all my worries and just look up at the sky.. for me, the only drug I need is trance. I often tell my friends, "If I could shoot up techno in my left arm, shoot up trance in my right, and take a pill for progressive.. I would."
Funny thing about trance though is if i give someone a cd, and they openly listen to it, they like it. If they don't give it a chance, but still listen, they hate it. I also think it has to do with the bad name our music has, "repetive beeps and boops." |
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| Duracell_PsYcH |
Trance excites me, as well as soothes me. When there's a particularly good track, my body just realises whoa this is mad, and then I feel tingly and good.
Trance can make me dance for hours on end, enjoying every second of it.
Once you start with trance, you just want more and more, and you find other electronic music too. Say I needed a break from all the trance, I turn to DNB, and then back to trance and it's still awesome. |
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| da33431 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abhay
Does anyone else find that they go through a period where they don't enjoy the music at much (sometimes it feels like nothing),
then there's other times where u can't get over it, it's just so ing good. A track u never liked ing hits u like a Airliner landing on top of ur head...
I find that the best time to listen to tracks u don't like is when ur really ing tired... yet comfortable ( i remember waking up at night and listening to an ASOT episode, and loving this track I never really liked before)... i sometimes leave my Mp3 player on overnight, so i listen to the music as i sleep.... sweet dreams... should try it sometimes... |
Yes, yes, that's exactly how I feel. I have days where I am totally indifferent to it but I always come back, ALWAYS!! And when it owns me it totally owns me - there is nothing like it!! :crazy: |
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| 190proof |
because every in day you wake up and blast the speakers
to the song you liked the night before, every day you wake up
and you listen to something new, were all connected with each
other in what we know as the scene. pop, new age rock
derogative rap. much respect to my european relatives for
saying the american airwaves. |
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| da33431 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Abhay
Right now I'm actually very afraid that Trance is gonna go the path of rap... Rap used to have a very dedicated fan-base BEFORE it went commercial.... Then once it went into the commercial industry, and the big factories got their filthy ing hands on it, Hip-Hop got "adultered" as they say... and now, it's rooted beyond recognition...
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I wouldn't worry about that, in the UK we went through the the Top 10 singles here being full of trance, then once the novelty wore off it went back underground. Unfortunately it does mean the airwaves are now full of the piss poor AATW crap which isn't really that much better than r&b or hip hop. |
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