Originally posted by Mattinsanity
any classic made by black people in the 80's and 90's
Steve Silk Hurley
Lil Louis
Frankie Knuckles
Maxi Jazz
Maxim Reality
Electro and soul before that which is kind of the forerunner of modern R&B but House also. Then Trance developed from House as far as I can tell but there also electronic bands that have influenced things too. But my latest book :How to Sum up 20 years of dance music in 2 sentences is not out yet.
If anyone knows how to get a proper acapella of that.
Mattinsanity
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Originally posted by DOCTRINE
Steve Silk Hurley
Lil Louis
Frankie Knuckles
Maxi Jazz
Maxim Reality
Electro and soul before that which is kind of the forerunner of modern R&B but House also. Then Trance developed from House as far as I can tell but there also electronic bands that have influenced things too. But my latest book :How to Sum up 20 years of dance music in 2 sentences is not out yet.
wow that's sick, I can't wait for it. I'm telling you, Im oriental on the outside but black on the inside.
DOCTRINE
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Originally posted by Mattinsanity
wow that's sick, I can't wait for it. I'm telling you, Im oriental on the outside but black on the inside.
To tell the truth, most of my vinyl collection, I don't know what color they are.
AY STAR
lots of stuff that were on platipus & bonzai
dj christian
Ian
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Originally posted by Mattinsanity
wow that's sick, I can't wait for it. I'm telling you, Im oriental on the outside but black on the inside.
So that makes you, to use a phrase i've not heard before, a Yigger?
Mattinsanity
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Originally posted by DOCTRINE
To tell the truth, most of my vinyl collection, I don't know what color they are.
interesting. assuming you're african-european, you truly are an african that I aspire to be. your race is good with the pen and pad but your race is also skilled behind the decks. it's truly a revelation.
DOCTRINE
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assuming you're african-european
It was just vinyl in a shelf. you listened to it, if you liked it you bought it. Mostly there was no way of finding out what they looked like unless it was featured in a magazine or something. Some genres seem to be over 90% produced by a single race, if you really needed to be sure.
I didn't really draw a line between Trance and House so maybe I just didn't notice.
Goldie - Inner City Life
That trance mix is quite tastey, Rabbit in the moon maybe, not sure.
Tall Paul vs Billie - though I think Billie won .. lol
ChemEnhanced
anything prior to 1995 would be a classic
pointPi
As this is a "TRANCE" forum, I will post what I consider classics in the genre:
Starting with the three first that came up in mind when I read the thread question:
Age of Love - Age of Love (Jam & Spoon's Watch Out for Stella Remix)
Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea
Humate - Love Stimulation (Paul van Dyk Love Remix)
Then, over to the second, progressive wave:
Robert Miles - Children (anything released before this track goes under the classic/old/firstwave sub-genre)
Armin van Buuren - Blue Fear
Chicane - Offshore
BT - Flaming June
Then, the third, Gouryellan wave:
William Orbit - Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Gouryella - Tenshi
Safri Duo - Played A-live
And at last, the fourth, mainstream wave:
NONE! LOL!
But there are some classics from this period:
Airbase - Escape
Lamar3m - Aurum
Hypersawed
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Originally posted by pointPi
As this is a "TRANCE" forum, I will post what I consider classics in the genre:
Starting with the three first that came up in mind when I read the thread question:
Age of Love - Age of Love (Jam & Spoon's Watch Out for Stella Remix)
Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea
Humate - Love Stimulation (Paul van Dyk Love Remix)
Then, over to the second, progressive wave:
Robert Miles - Children (anything released before this track goes under the classic/old/firstwave sub-genre)
Armin van Buuren - Blue Fear
Chicane - Offshore
BT - Flaming June
Then, the third, Gouryellan wave:
William Orbit - Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Gouryella - Tenshi
Safri Duo - Played A-live
And at last, the fourth, mainstream wave:
NONE! LOL!
But there are some classics from this period:
Airbase - Escape
Lamar3m - Aurum
Hmm this is interesting, so trance took a turn after Gouryella hit the scene?
Redd
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Originally posted by pointPi
As this is a "TRANCE" forum, I will post what I consider classics in the genre:
Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea
