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what has your progression through EDM been like? (pg. 3)
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nfekted
Trance(2002) --> Happy Hardcore,Drum&Bass,Trance --> House,Trance(2004) -->
Techno,Trance,House --> Techno,Trance, with a little House on the side



trance has always been my love:D I guess I grew out of the raver thingy which over here was powered by DnB and Happy Hardcore so I stopped listening to that. Then I started clubbing so I got into House. I still love techno though. Timeline isn't exactly accurate though:D
RJT
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Originally posted by UWM
Mann Parrish / Afrikaa Bambataa / Egyptian Lover --> AvB / Oakenfold --> Sasha / Digweed / JvM --> Max Graham / Luke Fair / Steve Porter --> (Zabiela / Fanciulli) / Burridge --> Danny Howells --> Exercise One / Sven Vath / Carl Craig / Joris Voorn


Fixed to reflect my own "journey" without having to write it all out on my own! :p

And mine is also a very, very loose synopsis...

And I still listen to bits and pieces of all of them :)
woscar99
Well, I started around 1998 with the popular that was on the radio like Alice Deejay, ATB, etc. (not to proud, but hey...it got me started! :D )

About 6 months into it, I discovered a CD that changed everything: Paul Oakenfold's Tranceport. After that I got into Oakie, Paul van Dyk, Sasha, and Tiesto. Listened to a lot of the music they produced and played at their gigs and some sets. After that, I started listening to more artists like Ferry Corsten, Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Carl Cox, Mauro Picotto, etc. Listened to that stuff for about 4 years and then I started discovering House and Prog House. Damn, I love this stuff so much now I hardly ever listen to trance anymore!

Now I'm into artists like Desyn Masiello, Rowan Blades, 16 Bit Lolita's, Eric Prydz, Luke Fair, Paolo Mojo, Danny Tenaglia, Max Graham, Hernan Cattaneo, Danny Howells, James Zabiela, Nic Fanciulli, Sander Kleinenberg, Satoshi Tomiie, etc.

Seems like this is pretty much the common path that everyone follows. LOL
:D
EvilTree
92-95: Eurodance
Long hiatus
02-05: trance
05-07: house

I still listen to pretty much every genre of EDM, though nowadays I prefer progressive house the most, hard techno, deep house, funky house and trance running behind.
Sykonee
I won't get into it. I'll just mention I started to really get sick of trance just as nearly everyone else was getting into it. Fortunately for me, I discovered a whole world of EDM yet unexplored by my ears!
Ted Promo
trance/tech trance - > twinkle prog trance - > prog trance - > prog house - > deep house - > tech house - > minimal tech house - > techno - > minimal techno - > downtempo - > ambient - > post rock

I listen to all of it, mainly the latter, but a bit of everything.

Getting into dubstep/grime.
Project-K
It went something like this;

Bad music -> good music
Sykonee
quote:
Originally posted by Project-K
It went something like this;

Bad music -> good music

The conclusion of which is:

-> Neutral music (also sometimes described as tinnitus)
dcctnycprincess
castles in the sky -> richie

everything else in between isn't worth noting
RJT
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Originally posted by dcctnycprincess
castles in the sky -> richie

everything else in between isn't worth noting


ing hell

You win this thread.

Ian
1988 disco-ish-pop-ish
1990 rave, oldskool, euro
1993 drum & bass/jungle/hardcore
1995 4beat hardcore, more euro,
1996 epic house,hard trance, gabber, speedcore
1997 trancecore & trance
1998 still hardcore & trance, more epic
1999/2000 mos type trance, house
2004 psytrance, goa, techno (funky, loop, hard)
2007 progressive trance/psytrance, rock, ambient, downtempo, d&b, pretty much anything I like regardless of genre
pvdAngel
First heard EDM back in 97-98:

Eurodance -> House -> Trance -> Hard House -> then Trance again -> Ambient/Chillout -> ....


...I can't see myself liking much modern EDM in the next year or so. I feel I'm growing out of it.
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