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what has your progression through EDM been like? (pg. 6)
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Alright, let's see if I can remember...
Commercial trance : Ian van Dahl
Progressive/epic trance : Paul van Dyk 99-02, Oakenfold 99, Sasha 98-99
Progressive house : Sasha 01-04, Digweed 01-04
Techno : Carl Cox
Breaks : James Zabiela
Techno again : Laurent Garnier, Surgeon
Classic trance : Resistance D, Spicelab, etc
Breakcore/IDM : Venetian Snares
Old school techno : Steve Rachmad, Carl Craig, Robert Hood, Joey Beltram, etc
Minimal techno/tech-house : Richie Hawtin, Ricardo Villalobos
Dubstep : Vex'd, Distance, Loefah, Pinch
D'n'b : Photek, Source Direct, Remarc, Ed Rush, Soundmurderer
I explored just about everything else that's EDM in between all that, but these were my major interests throughout the years. My progression is distributed quite evenly between late 2003 and now. Right now I'm going through as much early 90's techno/house/trance as possible, slowly exploring quality d'n'b, and keeping a very close eye on dubstep. |
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| Spirit5 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
80's:
INXS, U2, Depeche Mode, New Order, The Smiths, Morrissey, Donna Summer, Blondie, Berlin, Sister Sledge, KC & The Sunshine Band, Ohio Players, Parliament, Tears For Fears, The Beegees, Eurhythmics, etc...
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Floorfiller, it says on your profile you are 24...and you were into all of these at 4, 5, and 6? I assume you were born in 1983 (or 1982 for that matter). Or are you just referring to the fact you were into 80s music first? |
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| Project-K |
| quote: | Originally posted by Floorfiller
Traci Lords |
muhahaha :haha:
Yeah she's kinda hot, but she's terrible. That track in MK was all thanks to the brilliance of juno reactor. ;) |
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| SYSTEM-J |
I don't know if you can really define mine in linear terms, or at least by just naming artists, because so much of it happened concurrently.
Essentially, it began when I was very young with 2 Unlimited and other pop dance acts of the time. The music was poppy enough to appeal to me as a child, but the electronic sound influenced me at a very impressionable age. So while I was a kid, most of the pop music I enjoyed was the dancey stuff, even if I never realised.
The moment when I really realised I liked dance music was around 2000, when I took notice of the big anthemic Crasher stuff on the radio. Zombie Nation, Storm, ATB et al. However, I didn't start regularly buying dance music until PPK - ResuRection at the end of 2001. I consumed a huge amount, which gave me tastes in hard dance and house alongside trance. The hard dance lead to The Prodigy, and from there into "old-skool" and also big-beat and "electronica". Since both these umbrella scenes cover a hugely varied and eclectic number of artists, my tastes just went everywhere. By the end of 2004 I was receptive to just about style of electronic music going, and just bought anything highly recommended, regardless. |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spirit5
Floorfiller, it says on your profile you are 24...and you were into all of these at 4, 5, and 6? I assume you were born in 1983 (or 1982 for that matter). Or are you just referring to the fact you were into 80s music first? |
My friend and I pretty much listened to what my best friend's older brother listened to because we thought he was cool (he is about a good 8-9 years older than us). We always thought he listened to cool stuff because it wasn't stuff everyone else listened to in our mind. I wasn't listening to that kinda stuff when i was like 5...but by the time i was 8-9-10ish i was...that and my parents always listened to stuff like genesis, INXS, U2 when i was younger.
but yeah i am born in 83. i didn't mean i was rocking out in 84 to this stuff lol...it all kinda blends together probably mostly in the very Late 80's & Early 90's...
for example...the first CD i ever bought was Bjork - Debut and that probably wasn't until 94-95. But we had listened to the Sugarcubes before that back in the late 80's because he had it.
if that makes sense? |
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| Floorfiller |
| quote: | Originally posted by Project-K
muhahaha :haha:
Yeah she's kinda hot, but she's terrible. That track in MK was all thanks to the brilliance of juno reactor. ;) |
see perfect example hehe. I didn't start buying music until 94-95 when we started getting interested in working out (another influence from my friends brother). we listened to lords of acid because we thought it was hilarious that they talked about lots of nasty stuff. We got the traci lords CD when it came out because we thought it was cool she used to be a porn star... |
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| sEpH |
| Super mega arena uplifting morning trance ----» Prog trance & house ----» Funky & Electro House ----» minimal/techno ! (now) |
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| djy2g33 |
| eurodance -> hard dance (brooklyn bounce) very fluffy trance -> deeper trance + some psy like Yahel -> prog trance along with more uplifting -> house/prog house along with good trance + a bit of all kinds of music, just so long as it's good! |
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| InDeepSpace |
From my myspace (jus written in 3rd person ;)):
Da Tilt started listen seriously into music in 1990 when he was 13. Influenced by the UK Top 40 he starts liking electronic music. Biggest influences were labels like XL-Recordings and De-Construction. In 1992 he was goin deeper into the matter when he started to listen to the Steve Mason Experience on BFBS. Steve played mostly Oldskool Hardcore from labels like Suburban Base, Moving Shadow, Production House & Re-Inforced. These times are still a huge influence for Da Tilt nowadays. Da Tilt followed da broken beats until 1996, especially the jungle stuff was the 1 Da Tilt luved. Tunes from that era: Burial, Stamina, Warpdrive, 6 Million Ways To Die, RIP, Some Justice 95, Calling All The People.
The other stuff Da Tilt was much into were the UK-House in the middle of the 90s. Stuff from people like Nush, Tony de Vit, Rollo, Junior Vazquez and labels like AM:PM, Azuli, Blunted Vinyl, Manifesto & Positiva.
1998 was the year of the huge basslines, people called it Speed Garage and Da Tilt luved it.
In 1999 was the year of trance. Tunes like Happiness Happening, Out Of The Blue, Show Me Love & Gouryella. It was such a nice year with lots of emotional stuff. House was still big, especially the stuff which was released on Defected.
From than on Da Tilt was mainly buying Trance & Progressive tunes; in the 21st century trance became more a dutch thing. Labels like In Trance We Trust, Armind, Intuition, Anjunabeats & Somatic Sense released nice uplifting tunes. Top progressive label are Baroque, Renaissance, Forensic & Bedrock (especially in 2001/2002).
In 2004 Da Tilt started to buy techno tunes. Especially the sound from Sweden became his favourite stuff. From that on techno got more & more important, so that nowadays Da Tilt's main style is techno, especially the softer direction of it which is called in some places Neo-Trance. Guys like Guy Gerber, Chaim, Shlomi Aber, David K, Joel Mull, Pär Grindvik, Martin Buttrich & Aril Brikha release one big tune after another. Big respect! |
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| rizo |
| Freestyle in the early 90s then Daft Punk!!! I will finally get to see them live this July after a decade plus of waiting! Got into eurodance/poptrance then friend introduced me to PvD/Corsten and the rest is history! lately have been digging minimal/techno/electro/dark prog house too |
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| Psy-T |
| i no longer remember, if you care enough, search for older threads on the same topic. |
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| Spacey Orange |
| right now it's all about 82-84 electro again. it's as if i'm going back to where i started. i'm always looking for suggestions in this area, if anyone is knowledgable about this period. |
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