TranceAddict Forums Archive > Main Forums > Music Discussion Pages: [1] 2 3 4 5  True classics - tracks that stand the test of time. List 'em View this Thread in Original format aNYthing What tracks do you think are classics, timeless pieces that sound just as fresh and evoking today as they did years ago. Or tracks that are new that you think will be enjoyable and exciting to be heard again years from now? I mean true bangers that if dropped today would have a massive club destruction potential? (in no particular order) BlackEight - the silence Solar Stone - 7 Cities BBE - 7 Days and one week Chicane - Saltwater, Autumn Tactics, Adagio for strings (F.Corsten rmx) Ferry Corsten - Out of the blue, Ligaya, Tenshi, Made of love, Beautiful, Digital Punk, too many to list Armin - Communication, 76 & BOI (albums), Gaia - Tuvan, Gaia - 4 elements Marcus Schulz - Without you near (G&D M.O.R.P.H.) RMX, you won't see me cry Nathan Fake - Outhouse Plump DJs - Big Groovy F*ker Airbase - Escape, for the fallen, Tangerine Arksun - Arisen PvD - For an Angel, NBY, Out there and back (album), Forbidden Fruit, Anything before 2004/Ableton. Oakenfold - Southern Sun (Tiesto/Solar Stone rmx) Josh Wink - Higher State of Consciousness Push - Universal Nation, The Legacy Moogwai - Viola (rmx & original), Labyrynth 1 & 2 (all) Tiesto - Suburban Train, Flight 643, lethal industry Roger Shah - Lost, Who will find me, Body lotion sljiva So you just wanted to list your favourite tracks? Like you couldn't have done that in every other thread around here... Palladium quote: Originally posted by aNYthing Chicane - Adagio for strings (F.Corsten rmx) :wtf: Subtle What are tracks released this year doing there ? RebeL9 LOL Lews Tiesto - Traffic. Yep. |Thrax| Goldie - Inner city life Roni size/reprazent - brown paper bag http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4n0iUtWEwY RebeL9 karanicleaves ill agree with "out of the blue" SYSTEM-J quote: Originally posted by RebeL9 Can we please stop putting much-sampled artists on a pedestal? I keep reading comments saying The Winstons are the most important electronic act ever, because one of their B-sides has a much-sampled break. Yeah, thanks for ignoring the artistic power of sampling, not to mention the haphazard nature of music. trancechan in b4 second sun. trancesept nobody said synaesthesia... oh well sucks for steve helstrip! CLICK TO RETURN TO TOP OF PAGE Pages: [1] 2 3 4 5

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