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The biggest dance exports from your country. (pg. 6)
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| torontotrance |
see when biggest dance exports are mentioned, I think most influential, not the biggest selling. If we consider biggest exports, the biggest export could have been Todd Terry and Armand Van Helden, who sold a boatload of records. See Levan, May, Atkins, Knuckles all pushed their sound to a wider audience.
Now about countries and pushing crap, all countries have had crap artists. I mean the US had country, which is the worst genre evah. Canada pushed folk music, which is awful. This argument will never end
For the brits, who forgot everything but the girl? |
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| NightRiderZX2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by TuanAnh213
don't even get me started with all the garbage music we have in the united states...celine dion and bryan adams are far better and deserve more respect than any of the top 40 artists that are the rage today |
I agree. Everythings turnin to rap here in America it seems. Why couldn't it have been trance if anything? Trance has brought some good remixes in of Celine Dion and Bryan Adams (mind you, Heaven Remix, that was a huge hit here in the states). |
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| TuanAnh213 |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
I mean the US had country, which is the worst genre evah. |
its still alive and well here unfortunaetly, my ing roommate blasts it |
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| beats and beeps |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
Canada pushed folk music, which is awful. |
Folk ing owns. |
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| NightRiderZX2 |
| quote: | Originally posted by TuanAnh213
its still alive and well here unfortunaetly, my ing roommate blasts it |
Did you know that Country music is STILL the most popular genre in America?? I couldn't believe that when i heard that. I can't stand it one bit.. how can anyone else besides the laid back country folk? |
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| A.J. |
| I just remembered The Avalanches - they were prettyy big for a while with tracks like "Since I Left You" and "Frontier Psychiatrist" |
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| DannyO |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
The Prodigy (number 1 in 32 countries simultaneously)
Fatboy Slim (First electronica album to go platinum in US, plays to 250,000 at Brighton)
New Order (Biggest selling 12" in world- Blue Monday, platinum single in UK alone)
We English own the dance world. |
:D :D :D :D .....nuff said |
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| Camwin |
| yeh pop music is so , but there are sum artists that really should be respected by their actual ability, in NZ we don't really have pop music artists, but our artist are genuine and don't make the ty ass crap that comes out of some artists these days, they make meaningful lyrics and real music, it's much different to wat u hear on mainstream music and in a way it's much more deserving. |
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| basd |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
lots of people in the US have a clue? as if
Do you think Atkins, May and Knuckles did it for the money? |
No I don't think so, I know better, trust me. |
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| Steve Stephano |
| quote: | Originally posted by thesuperfunk
Sasha
Oakie
Cox |
Sasha is from North Wales. :p
| quote: | Originally posted by tom_langford
From Wales...
Sasha
Hybrid
Solarstone (think one of the guys is)
High Contrast (D&B)
Cally & Juice (not sure if many know them, they play hardstyle) |
Didn't know that about Solarstone. But the top three I can think of is:
Sasha
Hybrid
Kosheen
But does Jay Welsh count for something?
But Welsh music seems to be more popular outside the EDM scene. |
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| Mindphaser |
| Tiesto, Hazes and Borsato :D |
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| paranoik0 |
Rui da Silva (house)
DJ Vibe (house)
from Madeira:
The Advent (techno)
Michael C (house) |
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