Listen to any of his stuff lately?
Latest single: Powersystem
Latest EP: Club Analysis, tracks:
Peace Love & XTC, the one that ripped off Better Off Alone
No Gravity, has elements of old-skool trance, such as the galloping synth during the breakdown
The Beat Keeps You Going On, Dean goes electro/techno, is he abandoning trance?
Gauss
Utter e DJ and producer.
JakeC
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Originally posted by wolftickets
such as the galloping synth during the breakdown
mixing during trance breakdowns was never a good idea.
junkproject
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Originally posted by Gauss
Utter e DJ and producer.
God, I hate people who say his a dj because of his style of music he plays. Have you seen him dj\miss up\train wreck? If not, don't judge people dj skill's based on what kind of music they spin. I don't like his style of music, but respect what he has done with the tunnel trance series.
eckmek
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Originally posted by junkproject
God, I hate people who say his a dj because of his style of music he plays. Have you seen him dj\miss up\train wreck? If not, don't judge people dj skill's based on what kind of music they spin. I don't like his style of music, but respect what he has done with the tunnel trance series.
He didn't say he is because of his "style of music". He just said he is , plain and simple. Which is pretty much true if you ask me. Why respect music? I don't get it.
elFreak
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Originally posted by junkproject
God, I hate people who say his a dj because of his style of music he plays. Have you seen him dj\miss up\train wreck? If not, don't judge people dj skill's based on what kind of music they spin. I don't like his style of music, but respect what he has done with the tunnel trance series.
so someone with great technical skills that plays gabber polka is an awesome dj?
Ted Promo
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Originally posted by elFreak
so someone with great technical skills that plays gabber polka is an awesome dj?
To the people who like gabber polka, sure.
RJT
What's not to like?
:gsmile:
To be honest, I chair-raved really, really hard this past Spring when this came on in a coffee shop in Amsterdam. :toothless
Palladium
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Originally posted by RJT
What's not to like?
:gsmile:
To be honest, I chair-raved really, really hard this past Spring when this came on in a coffee shop in Amsterdam. :toothless
i think we are talking about dj dean and not dj jean
RJT
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Originally posted by Palladium
i think we are talking about dj dean and not dj jean
Well me running, I was way off! :stongue:
wolftickets
Speaking of Hardcore, heard of DJ Paul Elstak? From the netherlands, one of the few surviving Hardcore DJs.
As for hardtrance, there's this collection of artists from the UK known as the Nu-Energy(not Nu-NRG) Collective, for example, Kevin Energy, K-Complex, Technikal, Arkitech, etc. Close as you get to true hard trance nowadays. K-complex did a cool remake of Barber's Adagio for Strings(take that, Tiesto), one of the tracks featured on the "Live At Frantic" album(2005, Resist Records). I may have mentioned this before in the "tracks that sound like other tracks" thread: Kevin Energy - Pounding Senses uses the hook from Brainchild - Symmetry/Ayla - Singularity Brainchild II. Not as good as the offical remix by Dave 202 & Dumonde(Singularity 2005)
Nik Novo
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Originally posted by RJT
Well me running, I was way off! :stongue:
