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Why is House invading Trance? (pg. 17)
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| distant |
| quote: | Originally posted by UWM
But how can you just dismiss it after listening to it? Come on man. |
I'm dissing a branch of trance that has been proven to be unimaginative and stagnant.
You're dissing an entire genre which is still in its experimental phase and has producers with roots in hip-hop, UK garage, drum'n'bass, techno and everything in between. |
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| Taranis |
| quote: | I'm dissing a branch of trance that has been proven to be unimaginative and stagnant.
You're dissing an entire genre which is still in its experimental phase and has producers with roots in hip-hop, UK garage, drum'n'bass, techno and everything in between. |
It comes down to the same thing. Experimental phase or not, some people listen to it and just don't like it, different strokes for different folks, whatever floats your boat, to each his own and all that. I can't claim to speak for anyone else, but should it ever evolve into anything I'd actually enjoy listening to, I'll listen to it, till then I'll stick with other genres. |
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| LittleGoku |
| I recommend the artist Burial for your dubstep needs. |
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| PETRAN |
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Originally posted by Taranis
till then I'll stick with other genres |
Like...classical fro example...(!) especially the french impressionist school of Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel. Absolutely magical music! Vivaldi, Brahms, Tchaikovsky and Rimsky-Korsakov are excellent as well!Just a suggestion...
p.s. Dubstep is good if you are a teenager (at least in the mind). |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
I'm dissing a branch of trance that has been proven to be unimaginative and stagnant.
You're dissing an entire genre which is still in its experimental phase and has producers with roots in hip-hop, UK garage, drum'n'bass, techno and everything in between. |
I think the number one issue here is that you obviously think that the music you listen to is the most advanced electronic music in the world and none of us will ever understand anything about anything unless we all subscribe to your taste.
I will now bow before his majesty the messiah of EDM and accept that the music I derive pleasure from is nothing but complete and utter dog compared to the greatness that is experimental dubstep. I will thus wear the dunce cap in the corner for the remainder of the evening.
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| distant |
| Way to yet again miss the point, guys. |
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| Clovis |
| quote: | Originally posted by distant
Way to yet again miss the point, guys. |
I thought it was funny. |
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| all-nite-freak |
this thread is ing funny.
People always trying to put this label and that label on a certain sound.Only 2 classifications should exist in music...Good and Bad. |
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| quote: | Originally posted by all-nite-freak
Only 2 classifications should exist in music...Good and Bad. |
That might make it awfully hard to tell what to expect from a party, since I doubt many DJs would advertise themselves as playing bad music.
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| MrJiveBoJingles |
| Although surely some would just so that they could call themselves "groundbreaking" and stand out from the crowd. |
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| PETRAN |
| Oh nooo , Here come the genre-warssss (againnn!) |
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| all-nite-freak |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
That might make it awfully hard to tell what to expect from a party, since I doubt many DJs would advertise themselves as playing bad music.
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no kidding...the real point is;if you ever notice the outstanding dj's that have long term appeal (except armin pvd and tiesto..they can just suck my balls:p) the labeling of their sound is never done by them but the listener.Also notice they evolve and round out their sets with a whole spectrum of different genres.If you go into something always knowing what you can expect to hear, sorry they suck.Good music comes in many forms, while bad music is often imitation or basterdized plagirism of successful mediums.I eat pills for breakfast.:gsmile: |
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