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Settle another TA Argument (pg. 3)
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| torontotrance |
see in my mind, I always consider progressive seperate from progressive trance. True prog trance is prog but i always view that progressive was the evolving of the prog trance. If you look at all the dj's who played prog trance (and damn good prog trance imo) in 1998 and 1999, you have nick warren, john digweed, sasha, dave seaman. If you listen to their gu cd's....like gu006,gu014,gu019 and MMII...you hear the evolving of John Digweed's Sound and the evolving of the path that his music formed. Nick Warren, Gu003,008,011,018 and you hear how Warren evolved from playing trance to playing progressive. I have not heard gu024 yet, so I'm not including it yet but I figure that it probably is an evolving from gu018 which was his last one. I have the cd...have not listened to the whole thing because my stereo cd player broke and refused to gimme back any cd's and it had gu018 cd2. So I wait....
Look at Sasha's music, he played trance then went prog house, breaks, tech house and progressive. John Digweed has taken a sort of different route because he has gone deeper into deep progressive house. Then again, all music tends to evolve because most of these artists like to experiment. Nothing tops gu013 btw, such an album. |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by torontotrance
see in my mind, I always consider progressive seperate from progressive trance. True prog trance is prog but i always view that progressive was the evolving of the prog trance. If you look at all the dj's who played prog trance (and damn good prog trance imo) in 1998 and 1999, you have nick warren, john digweed, sasha, dave seaman. If you listen to their gu cd's....like gu006,gu014,gu019 and MMII...you hear the evolving of John Digweed's Sound and the evolving of the path that his music formed. Nick Warren, Gu003,008,011,018 and you hear how Warren evolved from playing trance to playing progressive. I have not heard gu024 yet, so I'm not including it yet but I figure that it probably is an evolving from gu018 which was his last one. I have the cd...have not listened to the whole thing because my stereo cd player broke and refused to gimme back any cd's and it had gu018 cd2. So I wait....
Look at Sasha's music, he played trance then went prog house, breaks, tech house and progressive. John Digweed has taken a sort of different route because he has gone deeper into deep progressive house. Then again, all music tends to evolve because most of these artists like to experiment. Nothing tops gu013 btw, such an album. |
I agree. Sasha - Xpander = trance IMO. It just builds up (sure slowly and steadily but it BUILDS UP that's the point). Most prog tracks I've heard of like Bedrock - Emerald, etc don't have a build up in the same way that Xpander does. It's just more mellow/funkier (it has a groove to it) whereas Xpander has lots of energy, it's meant for you to go crazy to partying. Just what I think. |
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| infinity HiGH |
| quote: | Originally posted by Endlesswave
I agree. Sasha - Xpander = trance IMO. It just builds up (sure slowly and steadily but it BUILDS UP that's the point). Most prog tracks I've heard of like Bedrock - Emerald, etc don't have a build up in the same way that Xpander does. It's just more mellow/funkier (it has a groove to it) whereas Xpander has lots of energy, it's meant for you to go crazy to partying. Just what I think. |
:p Emerald builds up more like a trance tune does than Xpander :P Hehe, and to me Xpander isnt a tune that i'd go crazy to (although I think i would if someone dropped it); for me,its more magical and surreal...the type of tune that you just completely lose yourself in :)
And TT, thats an interesting take on prog/prog house/prog trance...it's really funny how people can have different views on the same thing; funny in a good way, that is.
As for Nick Warren and his next GU; all I can say is that it's really different. I've only listened to the first 3 tracks of CD1 and it has a very chilled out feel to it. I'm a little dissapointed that CD2 only has 9 songs on it..oh well, hopefully it'll be good.
edit: back to xpander for a sec; I don't know why i have this association with it, but i always think of different shades of blue when hearing xpander |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by infinity HiGH
:p Emerald builds up more like a trance tune does than Xpander :P Hehe, and to me Xpander isnt a tune that i'd go crazy to (although I think i would if someone dropped it); for me,its more magical and surreal...the type of tune that you just completely lose yourself in :)
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I lose myself in Xpander all the time. It's great. There's more to Xpander going on, sublayers. Emerald is just funkiness. |
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| torontotrance |
| Nothing will ever top xpander..first track I ever heard for electronic music....second was binary finary 1998 (pvd mix. |
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| fantom |
| And it still amazes me how still 90% of people on here don't know the difference between progressive trance and progressive house... wow! |
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| Endlesswave |
| quote: | Originally posted by fantom
And it still amazes me how still 90% of people on here don't know the difference between progressive trance and progressive house... wow! |
Why are you amazed at that? It's a trance board man! That's like saying "Wow I'm shocked that a used car lot sells used cars.":eek: |
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| fantom |
| quote: | Originally posted by Endlesswave
Why are you amazed at that? It's a trance board man! That's like saying "Wow I'm shocked that a used car lot sells used cars.":eek: |
WTF? |
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| torontotrance |
| Nah. It takes a long time to learn the difference by hearing the songs of the diff between prog house, prog trance and progressive. Takes time imo for newbies to learn....then again....even for us veterans...some music is on the line between genres. |
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| Elmo-On-XTC |
Edit: I completely misread this poll...i thought it was a trance vs prog war...oh well
*ignores all other posts*
I Picked trance over prog mainly because I have a lot more of it in my music collection. To me, the best in trance vs the best in prog is too close to choose one or the other...i just find that there is more quality trance than there is quality prog (it's probably just because I use the DC Hub tho :tongue2 ) Still...I love them both to death...Sasha is one of my all time fav DJ/Producer so that also contributes to my prog side...
Progressive takes a bit more time to like than trance. You can't simply skip 3 minutes of a prog track and determine whether the song is good or bad based on the buildup...becuase there is none...it's more thoughtout than trance is, which doesn't make it 'better' but it's not "boring" like most people say prog is.
And classifying songs can be tricky...I don't even bother classifying Xpander anymore...it has trance elements and Prog elements (I guess that would be progressive trance but whatever)...How do you classify PVD? If trance is all about the buildups than PVD is not trance...but He is too transy to be considered Progressive.
Almost all DJs / Producers would never classify themselves into a genre of music. They do this for a reason. They play what they like and produce what they like, it doesn't matter what it is. |
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| StereoPrincess |
Man. I actually like Sid.
Lol! |
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| DarkAngel |
| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
Man. I actually like Sid.
Lol! |
Holy old bump, Marge. :wtf:
My pick: TRANCE.
Hell, even Xpander could be considered Prog trance, but prog breaks...uh, no. |
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