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What's your scene like? (pg. 4)
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| Zombie0915 |
| DJ Icey's coming over feb 23, the day before my 18th birthday, So I can't get in. :( Then Deepsky was nearby recently in Charlotte, about a 2 hour drive away. If Only I could figure out how to get my parents to allow me to be out all night, heh |
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| Jah |
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but tiestos coming early march i cant believe it TIESTO PERTH im gonna orgasm... im underage but ive sorted out entry :)
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| miss_e |
yes another neglected country..well
central america, panama...VERY small...id say theres barely any scene at all..its like if tiesto comes its a HUGE deal n hopefully armin might come around march..thats ing a HUGE deal but im sure for the european ta's tis nothing heh. |
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| Elixir |
Hello everyone!
As a country in former Yugoslavia, Slovenian club scene is growing very fast, especially techno & house. We have such producers & Djs like Umek or Valentino Kanzyani.
But trance scene was completely forgotten couple of years ago and is still very unknown. In the past few months something is happening... we've had Paul van Dyk at our biggest club Ambasada Gavioli in may 2001, a lot of DJs are spinning psy/goa trance.
I started DJing in 2001 and I was invited to join a trance group called Analogica. We organised a couple of events and were quite succesful. People are getting familiar with this style of club music, they are asking a lot of questions about our music etc. So it's moving forward I guess. |
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| kolkiewolkie |
what can I say....
living in holland, looking @ the callendar makes me :) (see sig)
must admit that most of the stuff is happening @ the other side of the country, and therefor I sometimes (like next week) need to drive 1.5 hours...
but there is trance music all around you here...(clubs play it AL
OT... problem with that is that all the crappy stuff gets in as well... that's pretty ty I'd say... but in 1.5 weeks, for example, marco V 'just' plays in a local club... over there they organise a nice party every now and then, gielen, rank1 played there earlier this year..
with crap around you I mean this: at this very moment a song called partyaffair, produced by dj boozywoozy is at the radio....1 word: CRAP, BUT it is considered to be trance by most people (it's not...)
nevertheless, I don't complain :)
greetz kolkiewolkie |
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| kr00t0n |
I just moved to the UK 3 weeks ago, and I seriously miss my old scene back in Cape Town, South Africa.
The style of music there is one very different from where I am now.
Our parties were not the HUGEST ever, but we have a very loyal bunch of clubbers.
Banging uplifting hard house/hard trance and pumping uplifting trance house are the staple diet there.
Top tunes when I left there:
Trance house:
Heaven's Cry - Til Tears Do Us Part (Club)
Dumonde vs Lange - Memory (Original Vocal)
Ian van Dahl - Castles in the Sky (Wippenburg)
Barthezz - On the Move (Dumonde)
Svenson & Gielen - Beauty of Silence
Hard house/trance:
Black Spider - Save Your Life (Warp Brothers)
Public Domain - Rock Da Funky Beats
Steve Blake - Venom (Hard NRG)
Billy Bunter & Jon Doe - Mindgames
Dean Peters & The Edison Factor - The Beginning (BK's End)
I miss it alot :(
If you'd like to see pics, clips and reviews from a Cape Town perspective, goto http://www.rave.co.za
There's a review on Judge Jules' recent visit to CT (My last party b4 I left) and there are loads of clips and pics.
L8rz, kr00t0n |
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| Spad |
It's not about what your scene's like. It's about other people's scenes, that way it's much more of an adventure. I mean I live about 10 minutes away from Slinky (which I admit I hardly ever go to) but the best night's I've had have been when I've saved up some cash and gone somewhere else. Travelling half way up the country for Gatecrasher for instance, or to Thailand for a full moon party (and soon over to Holland for Trance Energy - full report in 1 week :D).
It doesn't mean that the scene elswhere is any better or anything like that, just that I think everybody should take the time to check out alternatives to what's going on right in their back garden coz meeting new people and seeing new places is half the fun!
Anyway in answer to the question, I live in England so can't complain about the scene :) |
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| kr00t0n |
Its not that there's anything wrong with the scene in the UK, its just different from what I'm used to.
The music speshully :(
I'm sure I find a niche tho :) |
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| rollypoles |
well, i go to school in south bend, indiana...for those of you not familiar with it....its about 2 hrs. east of Chicago right near the Indiana-Michigan border. the people at my school suck because they all listen to the same crap (mostly DMB who i hate so much...). anyway, there are some people who listen to "techno" here, but most of the time it is Darude "sandstorm" which is really big right now...i mean, , that song came out like 1.5 yrs. ago...and now all the lamers are getting to it. also, what sucks is that for most clubs you have to be 21 to go...and since most of my friends aren't yet 21, we can't go. but, i've been trying to get to chicago some time. also, i live in denver, colorado when i am not at school. don't know about the scene there because none of my friends there listen to trance...ok, one actually does. but, i here its getting better...especially up in boulder, especially since there are so many university students there.
still, i can wait because you guys make it great sharing live sets and what not. also, i saw PvD about a year ago in amsterdam which was awesome...and i want to move to berlin after i graduate...and i know the scene will be huge there, esp. since PvD plays there a lot!
man...i could talk forever about trance...but, we got things to do, right?....well, maybe not me.... |
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| M_Peror |
The "Impulz" parties in the Brabanthallen (25.000+ people) are almost literally in my backyard (next Saturday, hehe :eyes: ), I can *walk* home afterwards or, if I didn't have the time or money to go there, listen to the bass making me bounce in my bed. Other than that, there is almost no "scene" in my town, the only place that I know of that has some good trance music, has to swap trance and R&B every half an hour or so to keep the other half of the visitors happy.
But... within a half an hour drive, I can be in Eindhoven in the Danssalon, the place where Marco V. was "born" :D. Within in hour, I'm in Antwerp or Rotterdam where you can find some very good places to party too... so I won't complain.
I realise I'm a very lucky person living in Holland with all these great places and big parties to have fun. It's great to have a choice. If u can, u should really come to Holland once to just to experience it. |
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| tranStreemAdmin |
| The best we had hear (ever) was Dave Ralph....lol |
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| DJ Fien |
For St. Louis - Liquid isn't that bad, its 17+ now so its a good intro to clubs type deal...
For 'real' clubbing, try the Oz (East St. Louis) on Sunday nights, and then Velvet (Washington Avenue, by the TWA Dome) for quality stuff...altho they're a bit high scale attire, prog. playing club (My style! Altho I'm not 21 yet, teehee). |
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