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The U.K. ownz the whole trance community (pg. 15)
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| piggy |
...I don't really give a ...I just love Trance
Just enjoy the music..
Edit: I read up to page 9, and just got tired after the flaming, and worked backwords. |
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| Arbiter |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike
woa there buddy.. u back track any further u'll go thru the wall :D :p |
Yeah, back tracking from the words YOU put in his mouth... :rolleyes: |
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| Miss Proximus |
Europe ownz :p
Anyhow..I wonder what clubbing will be like in the States (or Canada, for that matter). Remember the movie "Go"? They're going to this Rave..which seems so incredibly cool! All these weird people dancing, being totally ed..haha..just like the old days in Holland!! And also movies with clubs in them. I think the house-music they use in these movies is very "vaag" as we say. That means I can't really place it..I can't think of a label for it. It sounds very underground..for example the movie "Swordfish". I know the music has been done by oakey, so it should sound familiar, but still it sounds very "exotic" to me. I wonder if I would find this kind of "exotic-underground" music when I was to go to a US rave!
I've been to my first party in South Africa yesterday. Also some weird !! They had three areas, one main with funky trance, one open area with other house-music and a goa-area. (at least...it sounded goa heh). There were about 100 people, although they would have had space for 1000! And half of them were totally ed and the rest seemed to be in a natural trance. These kind of audiences still feel so "real"! Not like the audience in Holland, which consists of farmerboys (boeren), horny chicks, old people and kids. And a few TAs ofcourse :D I had a blast, as you can imagine :)
Anyway..my point is....hmmm (scratches head)...I think every scene has positive points :)
I love the massive parties in Holland (and UK and Germany ofcourse)..but I also love small underground parties. I love Uk djs, but that doesn't mean I don't love german or dutch djs! etc :p |
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| Spad |
Producers = Holland /UK
DJ's = UK / Germany
Crowd = UK (best in the world by far :D) |
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| flystyler |
| quote: | Originally posted by Arbiter
Yeah, back tracking from the words YOU put in his mouth... :rolleyes: |
Read all the posts, and than go edit that post, coz clearly u dont no wot the comment is about :D |
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| Technaut |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eugene
Oakenfold had a very limited Trance period, only around 98/99 -- and even when he released "Tranceport," everybody trashed him for "selling out." He has devoted a lot more of his career to House.
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98/99?
so what kind music was he spinng in 95 then ? |
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| Spad |
| quote: | Originally posted by Technaut
98/99?
so what kind music was he spinng in 95 then ? |
And what was he spinning when I saw him the other month? Oakie might experiment a lot but he still plays trance the majority of the time. He has when I've seen him over the last couple of years anyway :D |
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| Teknikol |
| quote: | Originally posted by Miss Proximus
...is very "vaag" as we say. |
Nice expression!:D :D :D |
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| TranceSeeker |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eugene
I agree with you completely, but TranceSeeker obviously doesn't make that distinction! For him, it's either prog or "cheesy ." |
hahahahahah if U think that, u'r really wrong mate.
I love other stuff as much as I love progressive. |
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| TranceSeeker |
| BTW why are there more then 40 replies deleted? |
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| flystyler |
| Yeah i noticed that, and a lot of them are mine :s |
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| richwms |
John '00' Fleming is the hardest working DJ on the planet, his sets are so intelligent and mental, what a journey :crazy:
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