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trance for novice listeners; house and techno for the more experienced? (pg. 5)
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Syntonic
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Originally posted by identity7
Trance from '90-'96 today for me sounds fresher than ever.
Because every musician sounds different.


Same here, tracks from those years ooze originality and the artists have a distinguishable sound. People say it sounds rougher than today but to me its just edgier.
Trance-MB
Very few trance tracks of 1990 and 1991 IMO, Dance2Trance..., my early 90's trance more is like 1992-1994 I think.
But hey, it has been a while, difficult to remember, but I think Human Resource - Dominator (1991) was a lot cooler than Dance2Trance until P.o.A.N.
identity7
No love for Age of Love?

Although of course the tastiest trance came with Harthouse and Eye-Q (and to some degree MFS)


And then we also have this from 1988
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNvgXJdZJZY&feature=related
Trance-MB
Like I said, just few trance tracks as I can remember. Age of Love, KLF, Dance2Trance and some others, but no way near to the number of tracks of a few years later.

Age of Love got popular after Jam&Spoon remixed it.
chadi
quote:
Originally posted by identity7
No love for Age of Love?

Although of course the tastiest trance came with Harthouse and Eye-Q (and to some degree MFS)


And then we also have this from 1988
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNvg...feature=related


Don't forget Superstition.
identity7
I don't forget about Superstition.

But besides L.S.G. they mostly released too much overly repetitive boom-tssss-boom-tssss-and-1-synth stuff for my taste

I'd rather name Planet Rhythm (Genecom, Vector / Braincell) instead.
chadi
quote:
Originally posted by identity7
I don't forget about Superstition.

But besides L.S.G. they mostly released too much overly repetitive boom-tssss-boom-tssss-and-1-synth stuff for my taste


True, but there were also Marmion, Paragliders and Humate releases.
identity7
Save for Lieb they are MFS dudes :>
chadi
quote:
Originally posted by identity7
Save for Lieb they are MFS dudes :>


I still think they deserve a mention given all the L.S.G releases. :)
Quinyx
I cut my teeth on Trance, some 15-16 or so years ago. Around the time I was listening to a lot of FSOL and LSG / Platipus tracks.

Bierheld
Shouldn't the gateway genre be one of the, if not the largest genre - Since the majority of listeners start there? It could never be trance if that holds true, that's only large on internet forums.
Mattsanity.
does this theory still hold up?
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