When I first heard trance I was suddenly overcome with the desire to go ask ing stupid questions on message boards.
dj christian
First time i heard Trance i think was somewhere in the end of the seventies. I don't remember the song but it was something with Klaus Schulze, i think, or similar. Then at the time i didn't know it was Trance but unfortunenly i forgot it until 15 years later when i heard Tiesto spinning happy gabba in a dark lit basement somewhere in the netherlands hearing Da Joker - Get Up Our Dicks screaming out on loud volume and since then i've been stuck..
djnitride
Someone showed me Ayla - Ayla (DJ Taucher Remix) when I was 19 and I instantly fell in love with it.
Trance-MB
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Originally posted by dj christian
First time i heard Trance i think was somewhere in the end of the seventies. I don't remember the song
Of course you don't. You didn't have ears and were busy swimming your ass off: November 3rd, 1982 :)
floyd741
First time I heard trance I came
everywhere it was beautiful
Zyklon_Jay
i leaky brown sludge down the leg of my parachute pants, but it might have been the drugs.
AY STAR
back in the late 90's i used to listen to mostly house, but trance started to come into nyc but i was a noob and thought it was all house lol
but once i heard this...
i was like wow and knew it wassent house, so i started to learn more about trance and the rest is history
Seandroid
I loved 90's dance music when I was very young and my first record was Europop by Eiffel 65 and my love for dance music just kind of spawned out of that.
I first listened to eurodance, happy hardcore and hard trance and then I eventually just moved from there to progressive house, and I now listen to and love house and each of it's subgenres and techno, but I can't stand hard trance or happy hardcore anymore.
KilldaDJ
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Originally posted by floyd741
First time I heard trance I came
everywhere it was beautiful
:stongue:
messytechie
lol at this thread
Cafe Del Mar 98 turned me
euphoria
My mom listened to nu-wave, synthpop, and eurodance so I was quite familiar with electronic music. I grew up listening to artists like Depeche Mode.
The first electronic artists I got into on my own were Massive Attack, Paul Oakenfold, and Moby. My musical tastes developed from there.
When I heard trance I was immediately intrigued and began searching for more.
Zharen
Huh, just got a flashback of when I used to lurk TA to find new trance recommendations. I remember someone suggesting this track and I went and grabbed it. It was like a digital Renaissance period for me.
