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Basilisk
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Posted : Aug 7, 2008 20:16
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On 2008-08-07 19:25, Jester Records wrote:
I am happy at least 1 user found my point in all this.
It's not about "looking for good music" cause i still dig deep to find stuff i like so that's not the problem. |
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Right, we've moved from the information scarcity of the mid-nineties (when there weren't even web sites let alone P2P or streaming online shops) to this time of great information abundance... suddenly there is too much, and sorting through all of it is a monumental task. Well, DJs, reviewers, and other taste-makers were very useful in the mid-nineties, and the same could be said now. Finding quality music doesn't need to be a singular task; the proper response to the mass of music out there is collective sorting. There are communities (i.e. last.fm) but the best way of doing it is simply conversing with your colleagues in the field to sort the wheat from the chaff. It is true--the democratization of the tools of production (and DJing) have lead to this massive influx of substandard music and DJ sets, so go pro and pay attention to people who have taste that you respect... problem solved!
The time you speak of--around Y2K in particular--brought about instant classics like Reload and Shores Of Freedom precisely because information had become less scarce yet production volume had not yet exploded upward... in other words, it was the perfect time for an outstanding track to make the rounds and "go viral" as we would now say. Before that time there wasn't the communications medium for it, and after it there was simply way too much music for individual tracks to break the envelope. That is the new situation... at least now most artists don't have 600 different aliases they release under; if you like Extrawelt or Derango you can generally rely on their output. If your favourite producers falter and don't release as much... find a few more to keep track of. It isn't so difficult.
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Psy_mystic
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Posted : Aug 11, 2008 03:45
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On 2008-07-03 02:14, mukti777 wrote:
Crap or Killer...it's all subjective...
What's really sad is that i'll go my whole life without hearing it all...crap or otherwise. Alas, there are worse things that the world could be flooded with other than music...
There's gold in them thar hills! Keep mining!
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hhehe listen to the man 
 "Detox is for queers" |
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Posted : Aug 11, 2008 04:41
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problem with crap music is because most label release crap and no name artist because they dont have to pay them..thats problem to..
then the dark trance....all on net labels,katastrofy.. |
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Posted : Aug 15, 2008 10:50
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We used to have mp3.com where everyone put their crap music which nobody cared about. Now everyone can make a tune and start a label...."release it" and send it to some mp3 webstore, who in turn thinks "the more the merrier".
Since i listen to normal trance too I have to say that the situation in psychedelic trance still isnt that bad. Sure....most stuff released are crap but the mountain of crap isnt that big yet....
In psytrance I maybe have to listen to about 100 tunes to find 1 decent one.
In normal trance I maybe have to listen to 500. |
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Kane
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Posted : Aug 15, 2008 16:40
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When did psy become about making it big?
If you're good, your tracks and mixes will be heard. How many people have hear Rawar? Now how many people have heard Kindzadza?
(No disrespect to Rawar, just making a point.)
You believe in the users?
Yeah, sure. If I don't have a user, then who wrote me? |
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RawaR
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Posted : Aug 16, 2008 15:14
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On 2008-07-02 20:04:46, Jester Records wrote:
I find it so sad that, because there are so many releases with so many different artists that nobody know's what to listen to anymore. I just checked out the "DJ mix" section and, in 90% of the DJ sets there are SO MANY no-name artists (and i use the term no-name because i've never heard of them) ..
because of all this, no new artists make it big or get any attention anymore.
why is this important ? because now, people have a harder time to discover psytrance.
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my friend to me jester records its also a NO NAME LABEL .
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ANother question , i havent understand the point here but is it possible that you guys remember the time when all the fucking pop stars that you all love and have great sucess ??? or you dont remember them when they were NO NAME ARTISTS hahahah please man , if you know how is this world ,you should know it bettter, inform yourself about the things and liesten to music before all of you start to say all new producers are shit or its hard to find good tracks .
put your fucking eyes on goa gil master , he dont complain , on the contrary he explores allways the new artists if not take a liesten and see the top tracks on the site of him and tell me how many old school great track he got there .heheheh
EVOLUTION REVOLUTION OPEN MIND .
FUCK POP STAR SHIT ; COMERCIAL ARTISTS .
AND FUCK THE LABELS THAT SUPORT THIS
AND FUCKK MEEE BECAUSE I`M SO DUMB I`M ON THIS SHITY PSYTRANCE WORLD.
»»»» DEVIANT FORCE ««««
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Kane
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Posted : Aug 17, 2008 03:40
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lol
You believe in the users?
Yeah, sure. If I don't have a user, then who wrote me? |
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Ghost Host
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Posted : Sep 4, 2008 22:35
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On 2008-08-16 15:14, RawaR wrote:
AND FUCKK MEEE BECAUSE I`M SO DUMB I`M ON THIS SHITY PSYTRANCE WORLD.
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+1 
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Basilisk
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Posted : Sep 4, 2008 22:50
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Well, you can't say much more than that!
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mk47
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Posted : Sep 4, 2008 22:56
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ya .. naildit 
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moki
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Posted : Jan 28, 2009 14:55
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people who wanna discover psy trance should start from the beginning and not from the end.
start with the first names. chaishop music news have a great music pods that can help you discover the best names in the different styles. start with the first names. 1995. you can hear later how many of the artists after that only copied the ideas. start to discover with the beginning. just a small advise
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moki
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Posted : Jan 28, 2009 15:01
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a3k
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Posted : Jan 28, 2009 19:21
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On 2009-01-28 14:55, Moki.Time.Wave.Zero wrote:
people who wanna discover psy trance should start from the beginning and not from the end.
start with the first names. chaishop music news have a great music pods that can help you discover the best names in the different styles. start with the first names. 1995. you can hear later how many of the artists after that only copied the ideas. start to discover with the beginning. just a small advise
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well for once i agree with you
pople should learn a little bit from the beginings of trance music and its culture
maybe this way we should see more educated people and more people respecting this culture
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Dogon
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Posted : Jan 28, 2009 23:43
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when there's some FUCK in CAPS happening so so i'd say:
FUCK the styles, just listen to new stuff, if you like it, buy it, if you don't just ignore; and please don't stop exploring, i see no harm in that
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moki
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Posted : Jan 29, 2009 00:33
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i definitely dont want to listen to new stuff anymore. why this new stuff obsession? the classics are in the past. i found an old hard disc of mine, where i had some mp3 from 1995-1998, i even felt bad because i never bought them. this will be the first thing to do with the first income that i have next week. i love the old stuff. this obsession always to be on top of the new wave....doesnt really make sense. the elder had the vision. the new ones dont.
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