Originally posted by RebeL9
Yeah you are obviously not alone since everyone and his uncle and donkey is producing it and the big question is; How much can the market handle? In the 90s goa trance went through the same phase. It eventually ended in shutting down of 90% of all goa trance labels.
I'll give this supersaw trend a maximum of 2 more years.
Let's wait and see. The trend indeed could go over, maybe should have been for some years. I agree it has become too much. But since I only select the tracks I like it doesn't affect me a lot. Could be my age and the fact that I'm not confronted with it as much as younger ta's probably are. Despite I like current trance, I certainly don't like all of it, but I'm convinced you have the same with goa. I like some goa too, just not as much as you.
I'm not surprised with the trend. Already had the feeling trance like this would become popular around 1996. I also see it a bit as replacement for the Culture Beat's and Capella's. However these were much more Euro style. I think it was the Taucher remix of Culture Beat's Pay No Mind which shows they were pretty close to nowadays trance. Guess I need to put that one at Youtube some time.
Someone mentioned Eurodance without rap, he should listen some more Eurodance, as also many don't have rap.
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
Someone mentioned Eurodance without rap, he should listen some more Eurodance, as also many don't have rap.
That doesn't help your argument one bit you stupid, stupid man.
DancingMonkey
Trance-MB
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
That doesn't help your argument one bit you stupid, stupid man.
That fine, cause it wasn't meant to.
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's not even that I disagree with you about the idea that most modern trance is basically Euro-dance without the rapping.
LOL, yes, there were tracks which are close to trance with some imagination, but most weren't and certainly not most of those had rap. Actually the once which were close maybe even didn't have rap at all e.g. Cappella, Sash! or 2Fabiola. Most of these are for the 3rd generation Eurodance.
The first generation indeed had a lot of rap and started around 1990.
2Unlimited, 2Brothers on the 4th floor, Twenty4Seven, M.C. Sar & the Real McCoy etc etc, but these don't give me any trance feelings at all.
But maybe you can give me some examples where I can clearly here some trance behind the rap, because I don't remember all tracks I listened to (but still a lot).
IMO you generalized a bit too much.
I think todays trance is 10 times closer to 1994 trance then Eurodance in general is to todays trance. But I do believe todays trance is sort of a replacement of Eurodance which probably is why it is so popular.
RebeL9
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Originally posted by Trance-MB
I think todays trance is 10 times closer to 1994 trance then Eurodance in general is to todays trance.
seriously?
enydo
I wanna hear music through TRANCE-MB's ears for like 5 minutes. Just to hear what it's like.
Good example, because that's one which indeed is closer to todays trance. It also happens to be one of the 3rd generation Eurodance. Milk Inc e.g. is too. But Eurodance is much older. But I can't recognize trance in these, which do have rap and are typical Eurodance too:
Originally posted by Trance-MB
Good example, because that's one which indeed is closer to todays trance. It also happens to be one of the 3rd generation Eurodance. Milk Inc e.g. is too. But Eurodance is much older.
Yeah I know but what does that got to do with it? It's still eurodance and far more closer the typical ASOT stuff than the trance of the mid 90s. I remember all the early 90s eurodance since I listened to it myself when I was younger. I never associated it with trance back then. It was called eurodance and nothing else even back then.
Schadenfreude
can i be stuck in a time machine for the rest of my life too?
