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RebeL9
That's the reason why I found 2004 to be a boring year. Because of Mcprog. Everyone and their grandmothers guinea pig was spinning The world doesn't know and whiteroom. There's even a fag on discogs who writes this: "To me, this track is the greatest hybrid of the stellar ambience of psytrance and the build-up/breakdown structure of progressive to date."
I rest my case...
Mr Game+Watch
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Originally posted by Euforix
I can't believe people post "Tilt - The World Doesn't Know" in this thread. One of the most overrated mcprog tracks ever. There were even listenable mcprog tracks released in 2004 and yet people choose this one. Horrible track.


Honestly, McProg gets a ton of flack (even if I wasn't that into "The World Doesn't Know") but it was far better than the mnml that became in vogue afterwards. 2006-07 was the worst period of EDM for me since I started listening to it, seems like everyone was trying to outdo each other by making the most boring tracks ever.
fredjan
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Originally posted by RebeL9
There's even a fag on discogs who writes this: "To me, this track is the greatest hybrid of the stellar ambience of psytrance and the build-up/breakdown structure of progressive to date."

That's just so wrong, lol. White Room is none of that.

quote:
Originally posted by Euforix
I can't believe people post "Tilt - The World Doesn't Know" in this thread. One of the most overrated mcprog tracks ever.

Song doesn't even break 100k views on youtube...
The Sky Was Pink (James Holden Remix) is miles worse and far more popular.
Mattsanity.
I also recall the offbeat snare catching flack. It probably wasn't popular like McProg, but it was a known trend. Intruder is an example, but I still think it's a tight track.
tetatdo
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Originally posted by Vernon Wanderer
+1 + a bunch more..


One of them:


IMO his best trance track by far. Made in 2004 for the live DVD thing, but released in 2009 or 2010 I believe. The dub is better. I love that slow chord progression.




youve got to be kidding me, this is the longest, most boring track tiesto's ever done.
Nostalgic
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Originally posted by Mr Game+Watch
Honestly, McProg gets a ton of flack (even if I wasn't that into "The World Doesn't Know") but it was far better than the mnml that became in vogue afterwards. 2006-07 was the worst period of EDM for me since I started listening to it, seems like everyone was trying to outdo each other by making the most boring tracks ever.




As and boring as that 2006-2007 period was, it was certainly fun times on TA with the war between the mnml/tech house elitists and everybody else. I miss those days.
Vernon Wanderer
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Originally posted by tetatdo
youve got to be kidding me, this is the longest, most boring track tiesto's ever done.



Mattsanity.
quote:
Originally posted by tetatdo
youve got to be kidding me, this is the longest, most boring track tiesto's ever done.


opinion


Despite the crap it received, I still think DuMonde - Cold/Kalt is live.
Mattsanity.
Armin van Buuren - Blue Fear 2004
Age of Love - The Age of Love 2004
Signum - First Strike (Signum Signal 2004 Remake)
Signum ý– Second Wave 2004
Li Kwan - Point Zero 2004
Randy Katana - In Silence
Martin Roth & Frank Ellrich – The Orange Theme
Lange Featuring Kirsty Hawkshawý – Sincere For You
The Thrillseekers – Synaesthesia remixes
Pulser ý– Cloudwalking 2005 (I think it was made in 2004).
Tomonari & Tommy Pi - C Sharp 2005
Lolo - Why (this is funny because it apparently ripped off Sasha - Xpander)
fredjan
quote:
Originally posted by Mattsanity.
I also recall the offbeat snare catching flack. It probably wasn't popular like McProg, but it was a known trend. Intruder is an example, but I still think it's a tight track.

post some examples...

Mattsanity.
quote:
Originally posted by fredjan
post some examples...




fredjan
quote:
Originally posted by Mattsanity.
Fred Baker - Total Blackout

freaking awesome.
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