Id have to say the "happy 2 be Hardcore" compilations were an early hook, along with DJ Tron, Rob Gee, R.A.W., and Ron D Core acid mixed tapes.
Also, Theeo "Live at one" probably 98 or somewhere around that time.
tranceloverxo
remember that song 'i see right through to you' by dj encore...definitely that one. and of course atb. pretty sure i listened to 9pm over and over when i first got into the music haha. My how I've grown..
system-7
whatever, "ACE of Base" period. not really but i was in Junior high then.
Heylook_itsGreg
Also: DJ Sammy - Heaven
Yeah I know it's so cheesy, but when I heard this on Wild 107.7, I was done listening to hip hop, and trying to find all the dance music I oculd :cool:
Thriller
I thought the music fit every scene and situation perfectly. I stayed up all night researching Paul Oakenfold in the middle of August 2001 and the rest is history. Thousands of dollars later, I can say that I am indeed addicted to trance :toothless.
DJ Reese
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Originally posted by djjoshuaallen
Id have to say the "happy 2 be Hardcore" compilations were an early hook, along with DJ Tron, Rob Gee, R.A.W., and Ron D Core acid mixed tapes.
Also, Theeo "Live at one" probably 98 or somewhere around that time.
LOL!!! I only laugh be cause I listened to them too :o
DJ Reese
I forgot to mention this one, and I'm suprised no one else did...Paul Oakenfold's Tranceport. The ultimate anthem cd. Couldn't find a raver, clubber, dj, or promoter who didn't listen to that mix at least twice a day in the late 90s. Just stuck it in the cd player and hit repeat.
bstorm
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Originally posted by DJ Reese
I forgot to mention this one, and I'm suprised no one else did...Paul Oakenfold's Tranceport. The ultimate anthem cd. Couldn't find a raver, clubber, dj, or promoter who didn't listen to that mix at least twice a day in the late 90s. Just stuck it in the cd player and hit repeat.
+1. Still listen to it upon occassion.
RPT
80's- Pet Shop Boys
90's/early 2000's- ATB-Movin Melodies(the most influential)
Today- Markus Schulz ;)
displaced
i thought more people would've mentioned it.
Brian Scott
Chemical Brothers - Block Rockin Beats
Prodigy - Fat of the Land (still an album I listen to occasionally)
So, look who's back on TA!
rizo
wasnt a particular song, album or mixes but the era of freestyle (and old school hip hop) in the late 80s and early 90s. friends and even relatives were really into it and san jose, my hometown, has one of the biggest scenes til this day. theres still freestyle concerts and was even told compilations being put out...
