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What tracks brought you AWAY from trance... (pg. 3)
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Acton
I thought this thread would be more about great tracks from other genres that took you away from the trance scene :confused:

So, on that note....

Kate Bush vs. Infusion - Running up That Hill
Iio - Rapture (John Creamer & Stephane K Remix)
Junior Jack - Stupid Disco

.....Off the top of my head, there are loads more.

:D
DuBam
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Originally posted by Acton
Stupidisco


This and oh so many other ones from the same genre is pretty much what made me stop listening to trance.

So yeah, discovering commercial house is what did it for me.

Also the stuff that Westbam played around 00-02 got me into techno, and thus pushed me further away from tränz.

And ofcourse some godawful trance tracks that I don't even want to remember right now. :p
Sykonee
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Originally posted by Acton
I thought this thread would be more about great tracks from other genres that took you away from the trance scene :confused:

It doesn't really work that way. If the music remains good, then you'll still continue to enjoy it while you're discovering something else in the process. I sure as hell never gave up listening to electronic music when I became a hopeless Neil Young fanboy.

And I'm sure there are plenty here that still find some enjoyment out of trance, just not to the same degree as before. Judging from this thread, it's because the kind of trance that got heavily promoted at all the major outlets (events, CDs & records, radio shows, etc.) turned them away from the genre. If the music continues to disappoint, why bother to dedicate your attention towards it as much?
Acton
quote:
Originally posted by Sykonee
It doesn't really work that way.


Well that's entirely subjective.

This thread is about tracks that brought you away from trance, no particular trance track put me off the genre. It was the discovery of other genres and my evolving taste which led me to divert from it.
RebeL9
I can almost sense Neo95gt's wrath while reading all the ASOT-bashing.
Magnetonium
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Originally posted by RebeL9
I can almost sense Neo95gt's wrath while reading all the ASOT-bashing.


ASOT was good - the EARLY series, up until it hit about 200 or so. Those were the good days.


Where did sets like this one go???

http://www.discogs.com/Armin-van-Bu...e/release/36868

Armin van Buuren - 001 A State Of Trance

miamitranceman
quote:
Originally posted by Magnetonium


ASOT was good - the EARLY series, up until it hit about 200 or so. Those were the good days.


Where did sets like this one go???

http://www.discogs.com/Armin-van-Bu...e/release/36868

Armin van Buuren - 001 A State Of Trance



I'll +1 this. It was shortly after 200 or so when I began to get really turned off by the stuff they were playing.
daphunky1
And look, though the cover features his face, it's at least modified, rather than a perfect pretty boy smiling picture.

I just checked, and I can't even give red line highway a listen, I must've deleted it years ago. It must've been pretty bad as solar stone were my trance gods back then.

I can't think of any particular trance tracks that did it for me. I found a couple tracks by junior jack, dave guetta, axwell, and made my first burnt edm cd that wasn't trance. Around this time though Solarstone, Steve Helstrip, Chicane, who I loved weren't doing anything worth noticing, and still haven't.
InDeepSpace
Generic tunes always sounding the same. TRANCE IS DEAD at the moment. Hope for some new approaches in the future.
boris_the_bear
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Originally posted by Omega_Blue
you know what track still rocks though? three drives - carrerra 2

particularly, Carerra 2 (DJ Shah Vs Pedro Del Mar Remix) is a great rocker. have it on vinyl;)

quote:
Originally posted by Acton
Iio - Rapture (John Creamer & Stephane K Remix)

a great track! power bassline and tribal beats!!! have it on vinyl too:)

also


basilisk
I was turned off by the vapidity of the genre... the endless remixing of anything catchy, the use of film scores (Braveheart), the shallow emotional quality of mainstream trance music... so I moved away from it in 1999 or so, tired of all those forced moments at parties where yet another mega-long-super-crazy breakdown landed to get all the E-tards rushing again. I turned to psytrance--which is NOT simply a sub-genre of what TAs call "trance" but a distinct countercultural movement with its own history and customs. Been there ever since.
the_voice
asot and vocals i just hate them sorry ow and how trance djs start of there sets with house music i mean wtf yes i like house but not in trance sets

and pvd stupid live thing sorry its just wrong

:(
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