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does it make sense to move to germany? (pg. 4)
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trance-MB
But that's on the other end of the country compared to Hamburg :) |
Hey, don't you bring common sense into this! |
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| Acton |
| quote: | Originally posted by EddieZilker
..... oozing with kindness and sensitivity discernible from your sales booth on Beatport. |
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| Salegon |
In most clubs, the common "trance" is replaced by commercial house music since 2004/2005. Every now and then, the DJs also drop a progressive house track.
There is still a hype about minimal and other techno genres. You should jump on the bandwagon and keep alive by djing. playing tracks of the above genres might help. Try out your own productions every now and then but don't overdo it. Clubs like china lounge might give you an impression what's wanted right now.(http://www.china-lounge.de/)
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| Trance-MB |
| quote: | Originally posted by Salegon
In most clubs, the common "trance" is replaced by commercial house music since 2004/2005. Every now and then, the DJs also drop a progressive house track.
There is still a hype about minimal and other techno genres. You should jump on the bandwagon and keep alive by djing. playing tracks of the above genres might help. Try out your own productions every now and then but don't overdo it. Clubs like china lounge might give you an impression what's wanted right now.(http://www.china-lounge.de/)
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LOL 100, 450 and 100 people? A small club even can have +1000 people. I think a bigger club would be much more representative.
Clubs like Starfish Aachen or Himmerich would be much better to show what's wanted now. And I'm sure there a many others to find in Germany.
I don't think "trance" ever was that big in these clubs, but would agree if it has become less then years ago.
http://www.starfish-aachen.de/
http://www.himmerich.de |
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