I'm an avid progressive trance lover from 2002-2006 and was heavily into the scene, but unfortunately all of my music was magically erased from my external hard drive. I'd appreciate it if any of you could post your full playlists (text document) on this forum or PM.
The usual styles I'm looking for are:
Markus Schulz (and his neighboring tracks on his GDJB broadcasts)
Ozgur Can
James Holden
Armin (and neighboring tracks from ASOT broadcasts)
Sasha
Ferry Corsten
Tiesto
PvD
Matthew Dekay
Perry O'Neil
Kosmas Epsilon
Andy Moor
Oakenfold
Those are the main names off the top of my head (I'm obviously missing hundreds).
Any help would be appreciated, and thank you in advance!
Mattinsanity
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Originally posted by fatank04
Hi All:
I'm an avid progressive trance lover from 2002-2006 and was heavily into the scene, but unfortunately all of my music was magically erased from my external hard drive. I'd appreciate it if any of you could post your full playlists (text document) on this forum or PM.
The usual styles I'm looking for are:
Markus Schulz (and his neighboring tracks on his GDJB broadcasts)
Ozgur Can
James Holden
Armin (and neighboring tracks from ASOT broadcasts)
Sasha
Ferry Corsten
Tiesto
PvD
Matthew Dekay
Perry O'Neil
Kosmas Epsilon
Andy Moor
Oakenfold
Those are the main names off the top of my head (I'm obviously missing hundreds).
Any help would be appreciated, and thank you in advance!
you deserve to get suplexed
Lews
Piss off.
netroM
John Digweed and Gabriel & Dresden are missing from that list. And I'm also wondering why you put Tiesto, PvD and Ferry in it.
fatank04
I also forgot Max Graham and BT, but that's why I'm asking. Also, I liked Oakenfold, Tiesto, and PvD back then but not so much anymore. I'm not sure what is with all of the attitude and criticism--I just want to redo my library which was deleted somehow.
Mr.Mystery
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Originally posted by fatank04
unfortunately all of my music was magically erased from my external hard drive.
It was the anti-piracy pixies.
euphoria
Dominic Plaza
Inkfish
Menno de Jong
Lange
Matt Darey
Ronski Speed
Aly & Fila
M.I.K.E.
Subsky
Audioholics
Bedrock
Pinkbox Special
Alucard
Mark Otten
Benz & MD
Deepsky
Gavin Mitchel
Probspot
Rio Addicts
Roland Klinkenberg
Santiago Nino
Yilmaz Altanhan
Progresia
Jose Amnesia
Interstate
Tilt
Alex Stealthy
Ridgewalkers
Light The Fuse
in a lot of ways 2002-2006 was a time that really hurt progressive trance - and its only beginning to recover now imo
a98
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Originally posted by Light The Fuse
in a lot of ways 2002-2006 was a time that really hurt progressive trance - and its only beginning to recover now imo
I disagree, even though I love the old sasha and digweed era progressive trance sound. I think the genre was starting to repeat itself a bit, and it kinda re-invented itself with andy moor (tilt - world doesn't know), probspot and other similar artist with square pluck soundscapes and huge delay effects.
The only problem was that everyone started doing that exact same style, while simplifying it more and more to the point that it 1) usually just had simple beats + sidechaining deep bass + sidechaining pad + square lead, and 2) riffs that had almost no thought behind them, just the first couple of notes you could come up with, and mask it all behind a load of effects.
But little innovation and new direction is never bad, you just gotta keep doing it and not stay on one particular idea and try to milk it to death.
Redd
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Originally posted by euphoria
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all those and not Yunus? :eek:
Light The Fuse
quote:
Originally posted by a98
I disagree, even though I love the old sasha and digweed era progressive trance sound. I think the genre was starting to repeat itself a bit, and it kinda re-invented itself with andy moor (tilt - world doesn't know), probspot and other similar artist with square pluck soundscapes and huge delay effects.
The only problem was that everyone started doing that exact same style, while simplifying it more and more to the point that it 1) usually just had simple beats + sidechaining deep bass + sidechaining pad + square lead, and 2) riffs that had almost no thought behind them, just the first couple of notes you could come up with, and mask it all behind a load of effects.
But little innovation and new direction is never bad, you just gotta keep doing it and not stay on one particular idea and try to milk it to death.
i suppose you may be right and its just the ebb and flow of life - but the sidechained basslines and plucky plink plong melodies got really old really quickly to me. and then it just got milked to the maximum.
anywho yeah - there were a few good tunes released during this time i guess. i still see it as a much weaker time for progressive trance compared to the proceeeding prog trance eras (and the one beginning now) imo.
Azi
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Originally posted by Mattinsanity
you deserve to get suplexed
really like that track. thank you! glad I opened this thread.
