quoted 2 lines Trance 4 is a hot compilation. Great housey-trance.
> >Trance 4 is a hot compilation. Great housey-trance.
>> [...]
quoted 5 lines i think this stuff is much more in the progressive house camp rather
> i think this stuff is much more in the progressive house camp rather
> than any form of trance, but, hey, it's their dime, they can call it
> what they like...
>
> /jon
I agree. . . btw, aren't dance definitions getting just a tad out of
hand? I mean, just about anything could be labeled "progressive". . .
er. . . except for "garage". . . and "hardcore", and "hardtrance" (or is
that "progressive breakbeat?" . . .
:-) (just kidding, i realize the terminology fills a purpose)
I don't really care about what anyone calls a music style, *except*
for "trance". [whining follows]:
Trance used to have a religious meaning to a lot of people! And the
Shamen, T. McKenna, and the "Trance" collections ruins it all. *whine,
whine*, *sob, sob*. (Just my $0.02) I guess i can't stop people from
using the term, and i don't really see any reason to either. Problem
is, now what do i call what i do to didgeridoo and shaman drums?
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