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Define any one genre with one song. (pg. 6)
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| Raskell |
Nursery Rhyme - BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP
Lullaby - Twinkle twinkle little star |
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| JakeC |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
Techno: Joey Beltram- Energy Flash
Acid House: Phuture- Acid Tracks
Trance: Jam & Spoon- Stella
Psy Trance: Juno Reactor- High Energy Protons (Orion Mix)
Epic Trance: System F- Out of the Blue
Progressive Trance: Underworld- Dark & Long (Dark Train)
Hard Trance: Tony De Vit- The Dawn
Progressive House: Leftfield- Open Up
Anthem/Stadium House: The KLF- What Time Is Love? (Live at Trancentral)
Big-beat: Chemical Brothers- Block Rockin' Beats
Ambient House: The Orb- Little Fluffy Clouds
Ambient Techno: Orbital- Belfast
Old-skool hardcore/Rave: 2 Bad Mice - Bombscare |
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| NuDarkBeat |
Under what genre would you guys define:
Detroit Escalator Company - Abstract Forward Motion
Another contribution
Acid GOA: Hallucinogen - LSD |
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| Ory |
| quote: | Originally posted by NuDarkBeat
Detroit Escalator Company - Abstract Forward Motion
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I knew you were the kind of person to jump on a bandwagon. I bet you hadn't even heard of Ollivierra before Sasha played that track. |
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| NuDarkBeat |
| They should hire you for a stupid completely pointless comment production company...you could be rich |
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| Abhay |
good example of Progressive Trance:
william orbit - Water over a vinyl leaf.
I know i got the name a bit off. I clearly remember, water and vinyl leaf.
LOL someone check it please. |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| quote: | Originally posted by NuDarkBeat
system j i dont know if you can read but he said that you are right why are you still arguing... |
He was being sarcastic, you fool. |
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| jeromy d |
TECHNO:
JEFF MILLS - "THE BELLS"
PSY / GOA:
HALLUCINOGEN - "LSD" |
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| NuDarkBeat |
| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
He was being sarcastic, you fool. |
Your right and Im wrong. Happy:haha: |
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| DC76 |
Prog Metal: System of a Down - BYOB
Dream: Robert Miles - Fable (either version on the Dreamland CD)
Symphonic Electronica: Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygène #9 and #11
Worldbeat: Delerium - Enchanted
Ambient: Delerium - Sensorium
Ambient Pop: Delerium - Fallen Icons
Ambient Hip-Hop (yes there is such a thing): Delerium feat. Sultana - Forever After
Cosmo-Pop: The Killers - Somebody Told Me
Ambient Trance (I know, it isn't the best example): Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygène #8 and #12
Pop-Metal: Sum 41 - The Bitter End
Uplifting Symphonic Trance: Fatboy - Rebound (the classical element in that song is simply delectable! :D) |
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| SYSTEM-J |
| Now that's some proper genre labelling right there! None of this "electro" broadness, straight in with "uplifting symphonic trance" mofo. |
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| fuct4less |
| quote: | Originally posted by bubble
you guys are right. i'm wrong.
now excuse me while i listen to some happy hardcore (never you mind that it's only 120 bpms) and drive to the record store in my sports car below (again, never you mind that it only reaches a top speed of 60 miles per hour and takes 30 seconds to go from 0-60. after all, it has a racing stripe and bucket seats.)
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Excellent point. So, by your logic, if I were to throw a paper airplane and it flew at the speed of a Boeing 747, it would be classifiable as such? What if it only flew as fast as your sports car? I suppose it would be a sports car, then, right? Ah, that makes sense, thanks. :)
Cheap sarcasm aside, I'm afraid your logic isn't nearly as universal as you may wish it to be. While tempo does play a part in a song's aesthetic (and therefore playing a role in typological classification), it is only one part of the equation. Albeit Trance usually operates within the 120 - 160 BPM range, there are exceptions. Moreover, some of the earliest - and purest, in terms of concept - Trance was actually pretty damn slow. For example, give the 1988 Pure Trance Classic mix of The KLF's hit single What Time Is Love a listen. It's quite dubbed-out. Incidentally, the aforementioned song was arguably the track to start things off, as far as Trance is concerned.
| quote: | Originally posted by DC76
Prog Metal: System of a Down - BYOB
Pop-Metal: Sum 41 - The Bitter End |
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Eh, I dunno how you think SOAD's new track is Progressive Metal; they're a Mallcore (Agro-Alternative; not Metal) band through and through. Progressive Metal would be something more akin to Dream Theater's sound.
And after listening to a sample of that Sum 41 track, I'm sure that though it does sound mildly Metal-esque, there are better bands to mention than Avrilcore ones. |
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