How many people listen to tance / techno

just wondering if im the only one... I love hard trance and thats all i spin when i DJ hard stuff

I go for pretty much anything electronic, so I'll dance to trance. I prefer EBM or Industrial.

I'd recommend you check out Covenant (Swedish band) or early Velvet Acid Christ and try to work that into your repertoire.

Lukas

i can see what i can do if i can find records.... i got alot of stuff in my sets so it might go good with my insane wierdo set

Trance is damn hot!!!

i love it

Trance , mmmm, yes.

Oakenfold - Goa Mix. Vintage!

when i dj i'll spin anything BUT trance...i'll throw down the "Hawaiian War Chant" before any Oakie touches the deck.

sometimes....depends on what mood im in or what im doing that day

Me! more on the EBM/Industrial/Synthpop end but yeah...

Im more into house and acid jazz stuff but I like a lot of trace as well.

Tance RULES!!!

trance is ok, altho it is a bit stuck soundwise....techno has just bored me to pieces so i don't listen to it no more....btw, there's a new The Prodigy song...


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the weathermen

Psychadelic Trance. Yes. Oh yes.

hmm... happy hardcore ala gompie is good... trance is always good too tho

only when on mushrooms

I go through phases...I really like looking for techno remixs of songs I like....I had a great techno version of rubber ducky (you know sesame street) I had it in english and in german...

I minimal/dubby/glitchy four-to-the-floor techno; never been a big trance fan--the chord progressions and production techniques get really predictable after a while. Pl

what's the difference?

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there are many noticeable differences between most forms of electronic music...trance/progressive house is quite different from minimal techno.

psy/goa/dark trance is my fav to kick back and frag to. i can't listen to it when i drive because i'll end up blazing 110mph and getting jacked by The Man.

-pb

Trance tends to stick to archetypical I-IV-V and ii-V-I progressions a lot more; the rhythms in trance tend to vary a lot more than in techno--the rhythms can be syncopated just as easily as than can place the emphasis strictly on "1"; Trance producers tend to stick w/digital snyths as opposed to heavily manipulated samples and analog and (sometimes) tube driven electronics which are used in techno along with said digital devices. Also, techno DJ's tend to be allowed use of tracks that span the entire history of the genre, where Trance (as with DnB) DJ's are expected to constantly play the newest, most "cutting edge" tracks available. Trance is also a lot more "rolly" than techno tends to be.

[Edited on Jul 07, 2004 by deBreard]

I like my husband's stuff he's done for the Hooj Choons label in the UK. I'll still listen to Dimitri (Dutch) and Oakie, too.

10 years ago I wuz a raver .