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Borris
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Posted : Dec 23, 2002 20:10
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Check the New Tim Schuldt single. Industrial at it's core.
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Davolo
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Posted : Dec 24, 2002 06:46
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Although not exactly trance .. Fear Factory (US death metal band) were the first band to introduce me to the Rock/Crossover when they released "Fear is the Midkiller EP" EP (1993) which is RMX's of their metal album "Soul of a New Machine" (1992) .. they continued this with "Demanufacture" (1995) and "Remanufacture" (1997) ..
Remanufacture RMX's are closer to the style and variation of the Spawn Soundtrack collaborations..
Every now and then I still pull them out and listen because some of the work is still relevant and interesting to listen to from an engineering aspect .. although I find it harder to listen to cookie monster singing (Death Metal growling vocal style) these days..
The last track on Pungent Stench "Dirty Rhymes and Psychotic Beats" (1992 ??) leans more into trance territory but has minimal influence from metal/rock genres..
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freakazoid
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Posted : Dec 24, 2002 11:06
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well, i think dark soho has a few tracks that're very much influenced by heavy metal, maybe not rock.
and i really do think that the energies are very much alike, but i guess that only full-on fans would connect to it, cause this kind of rock has a lot of power to it, sort of like the full power style of full-on. that's why i guess the only music i hear from time to time that isn't trance is rock.
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BrainStorm
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Posted : Dec 24, 2002 12:42
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Tim Shult and Rammstein its industrial, not really trance as it..
Mortal Combat II soundtrack rulez but its also not a pure trance..
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Gilad Refael
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Posted : Dec 24, 2002 15:05
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people you are not refering to the topic!
we all know there are trance artists who use rock\heavy metal infulences and rock artists which are influnced by electronic music.
he's not talking about this!
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i think that this to kinds of music have the same energy or/and the same groove.
am i the only one?
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Nathan
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Posted : Dec 24, 2002 20:32
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thanx Gilad. i was about to say the same thing.
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Lyri
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Posted : Dec 25, 2002 14:33
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I don't think they have the same groove.
There's no groove in metal, imho.
The more common things between metal and psytrance are the facts that they're both 'extreme' genres that are (supposed to be) non-commercial, and that people have stigmas on both scenes.
I like black metal more than full on, for example.
BM is more... dark and thrilling than full on to me.
I also like the melodies in BM more than the ones in full-on.
and yet I don't reckon they're too much alike.
They can be combined, there are some really nice stuff (e.g Tim Schuldt, Dark Soho and S.U.N Project made good stuff combining some gitars with Trance).
and I still can't find the same groove in both...
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Plan_B
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Posted : Dec 26, 2002 16:31
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Naaa, it's not the same, the thing made to crossover trance and rock (such as dark soho and sun project), is way overused, the combination should be more likly about a more ezoteric music such as indie and stuff. the groove, BTW, is the Groove, doesnt matter in what style it's achived. (BTW, I Do Respect All the groups/Band Mentionded A LOT!  Just took 'em as a common example. Good Work Pulse Indeed...)
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snafu
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Posted : Jan 9, 2003 15:53
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How about some White Zombie or Powerman 5000 (Rob Zombie's little brother) who I saw supporting Pantera at Brixton Academy a couple of years ago (Anyone who knows me will think this sounds a bit strange - me at a Pantera gig!). They are coming at it from the rock side but still with psychedelic coming through as well |
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