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Genre of the year..... (pg. 2)
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speedracer_mec
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Originally posted by torontotrance
Trance.....same as every year....

then again....i listen to prog, breaks, techno..trance.
:rolleyes:
TigerClaw
I have to say, But, 2002 was a huge year for progressive, lots of great progressive house and progressive trance tunes. :)
Cyberwoo
Progressive breaks. :D
basd
Everyone has his/her own favourites

Please stop making senseless posts like this.. you'll never get anything but individual opinions
Dmatrox
progressive yet again :D for a second year in a row. breaks seems like a nice thing too. Although i think james zabiela has more than just prog and breaks up his sleeves :D
TrAnCe CoNtRoL
funky progressive uplifting breakbeat trance. there. its done. we have summed it all up in a genre i just created. this arguement will never end as never will the 'best track of the year' threads.
IronDragon
ahem....




funky house
tijs addict
This year I finally woke up and got into prog with the help of the man-James Holden. I guess you can say he hasn't put out the light after all. :)
Prog has been huge, but then again, so has breaks and I gotta say they have both been quality. Look at Layo & Bushwacka, Sasha, Hybrid, Ashtrax, Koma & Bones on the breaks side. And then on the progressive side you've got tracks like : JH - Nothing, Main Element - Take Me Down, Sasha-Bloodlock & Wavy Gravy (Breaks/Prog), Junkie XL - Breezer, Mavi - Fallen, etc.
Verona^My
ketchup is the genre of the year
zarathustra
Close call for this year but I would like to see a new style emerge:

Progressive Happy-Hardcore:stongue: :haha: :stongue: :haha:

What would that be like? Prog pitched way up?

Izzy
i guess it depends on areas.... italy when i was there was huge on funky house... where im at breaks are huge, while the big cities have a lot of prog. but i guess in the big scheme of things breaks was tops eventhough i dont really like it at all
whitesmoke
progressive house
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