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Trance fans...

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Insane3D

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I'm listening to a pretty good Darude set on ETN, and I thought any trance fans here might be interested...

It's a high energy mix perfect for getting you going...😉

http://etn.fm/

(Trance Mix, 192K)

:thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: DainBramaged
Originally posted by: Juice Box
ill check it out, although i cant picture Darude doing trance....
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At least doing it good.
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heh true, There is a lot of "Trance artists" out there that should probably do some research before making that claim
 
Is there a place somewhere that explains what the difference is between the many styles of electronica (Trance, house, progressive, etc)? I sort of can guess what Chillout is, but other than that....
 
Originally posted by: jalaram
Is there a place somewhere that explains what the difference is between the many styles of electronica (Trance, house, progressive, etc)? I sort of can guess what Chillout is, but other than that....
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yeah, i cant get you the link right now. But if you go to google and search for "Ishkurs Guide" itll be right there. its on like www.di.fm or something, thats an ok guide...although Id suggest you not read his commentary on the style, but only listen to the many samples he has on there. He can be VERY biased in the comment, and you should be able to decide w/o raeding that
 
Originally posted by: jalaram
Is there a place somewhere that explains what the difference is between the many styles of electronica (Trance, house, progressive, etc)? I sort of can guess what Chillout is, but other than that....
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The old mp3.com used to have them all sorted out by genre, with noticeable differences in musical style. It's a shame they sold out and turned to sh!t.
 
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