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How were you introduced to electronic dance music? (pg. 5)
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| Nrg2Nfinit |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
I'm too old to completely remember what exactly but probably Rollo's don't you want my love under the felix guise. |
real mccoy you liar :p
for me it was jk - go on
and then from there i went to listen to trance.. among my first tunes hearing were
dj jean - the launch
vengaboys - you and me
antiloop - no where to hide
pulsedriver - take you high
blank and jones - the nightfly
and i was hooked |
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| djdimensions |
| once my brothers frnd let him borrow this funny comedy cd and the last few songs were electronica. He had terminator theme in ther and other stuff after that just dwnloaded sandstorm and matrix II trance remix and never looked back |
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| aloep |
| quote: | Originally posted by roblovestrance
I USED TO HATE TRANCE MUSIC BECAUSE MY YOUNGER BROTHER USED TO LISTEN TO IT ALL THE TIME.ONE DAY, HE BOUGHT TRANCE NATION BY GEORGE ACOSTA AND ATB, AND I HEARD THAT TRACK CALLED "INNOCENT"(I THINK??)BY DELIRIUM, AND I THOUGHT THAT TRACK WAS SO EMOTIONAL AND EVER SINCE THEN I'VE BEEN HOOKED ON TO TRANCE.THE BAD THING IS THAT MY BROTHER NOW DOESNT LISTEN TO TRANCE ANYMORE AND HE TOTALLY HATES!!!!!!!!! TELL ME THAT ISNT IRONIC!!!!!!!!?????:conf: :conf: :crazy: :crazy: |
HEY, HERE IS A REFERENCE FOR YOU. IT MAY BE OF SOME USE.
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| TranceMuzik02 |
| I always heard the mainstream dance music on the radio, then when older and had the internet, I just went down this route. |
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| vswede |
my friend listened to it. he gave me tiesto's in search of sunrise 2 cd and i was in love! we would always listen to di.fm when we were at his house (back in the day when di had the green background and was free:whip: ) and from then it went to eurodance (lasgo, gigi and stuff) then i kinda fell away for a couple of months. went to a club fell in love once again (eurodance :wtf: ) and from then back to trance :D been a long road but i know where i am heading!
edit:: now i recognize robert miles - children i remember hearing it when i was little kid) kinda funny how that song stuck in my head :P must mean i was born for this!:thepirate |
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| Sykonee |
Ignoring the Roland synths my father owned undoubtedly having an influence for the moment, he also did a little commercial DJing on the side and had to get some dance music to play out, despite not really listening to any himself. One such compilation was called Dance Mix '92.
It had all the top dance hits of the time on it and, more specifically, the moment I heard those chunky synth riffs of 2 Unlimited's Twilight Zone, I was hooked. As a result, my first album I owned was a 2 Unlimited release.
The second one, however, was a bit different, which set me on my way down the rave route quite early. A DJ friend of my father's asked me to tag along so I could learn the ropes myself and do my father's DJ side business in his stead to earn a little coin for myself. For my service, he let me have a CD of my choice. Still being after 2 Unlimited material (it was about the only major act I knew really well that early on), a compilation with a remix of Twilight Zone caught my eye. It was called Radikal Techno, and compiled by a then relatively unknown Canadian DJ Chris Sheppard. The other material on this comp would set me down the rave route, which included:
Human Resource - Dominator
The Age Of Love - The Age Of Love (J & S Remix)
Westbam - The Mayday Anthem
Apotheosis - Obumbrata
There's more to the story, of course, but that's the initial thrust of it. |
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| UWM |
| quote: | Originally posted by roblovestrance
I USED TO HATE TRANCE MUSIC BECAUSE MY YOUNGER BROTHER USED TO LISTEN TO IT ALL THE TIME.ONE DAY, HE BOUGHT TRANCE NATION BY GEORGE ACOSTA AND ATB, AND I HEARD THAT TRACK CALLED "INNOCENT"(I THINK??)BY DELIRIUM, AND I THOUGHT THAT TRACK WAS SO EMOTIONAL AND EVER SINCE THEN I'VE BEEN HOOKED ON TO TRANCE.THE BAD THING IS THAT MY BROTHER NOW DOESNT LISTEN TO TRANCE ANYMORE AND HE TOTALLY HATES!!!!!!!!! TELL ME THAT ISNT IRONIC!!!!!!!!?????:conf: :conf: :crazy: :crazy: |
Of course I don't have attention deficit LET'S GO RIDE BIKES!! |
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| Romain |
started this way:
*daft punk fan
*euro-dance stuff
*moby
*from euro-dance to eurotrance, clubtrance (cheese)... thanks to internet, got to know better edm & trance music, which soon became my fave genre (although i tend to listen to more & more various stuff..) |
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| roblovestrance |
| quote: | Originally posted by aloep
[color==#CD5C5C]HEY, HERE IS A REFERENCE FOR YOU. IT MAY BE OF SOME USE.
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Sorry guys,thanks for the advice!!!!!:stongue: :stongue: :stongue: |
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| Gravgon |
The Prodigy and The Chemical Brothers got me into EDM
Three drives greece 2000 and PVD for an angel got me into trance. |
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| SPANIARD |
| Dance music was generally the same as the first poster, cheesy LA beach style tracks always were a guilty pleasure to many. My addiction to Trance took off the first time I heard Magik 6!!!:eyes: |
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| Desty Nova |
| Dj mix tapes, and Mp3 downloads got me hooked. |
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