I died my nde is on my hell nde playlist

Thankyou

Better than psytrance. (Although this might not be as good) Not bad just old, probably 90s or 2000s . Sounds like the stuff a guy in Fresno CA, plays on Friday nights. Although he plays variety of electronic genres, (he claims) still plays this style of trance most since 1999 . I don't understand why cause he says electric universe is the reason he's into trance which is lil better in my options

Danny Hood the 90s gave birth to trance which I'm sure you know but if you'd experienced it at a rave or one of NYC's clubs in it's peak during the early to mid 90s to around 03-05 give or take you would truly know it's far better than what's produced today. Not to say some of the original pioneers don't still produce good tracks it's just that they have swayed way too commercial and lost the quality that this music truly is.

not at all, it's hard trance

+The Lyrical Assassin Could it be from the music equipment they used back in 90s? I mean i would think digitaltools today they could create powerful tracks better heavier etc (with everything at your fingertips possibilitys endless) At the same time most of those guys who became 'trance' electronic were already musicians, like Robert miles 'children' They knew how to play their instruments and understood music enough to write songs) Not just one genre of butt rock pop music either. Bar chords and 12 bar blues is not orchestrated , even though Nirvana many bands have been orchestrated (aerosmith 'dream on' the orchestras enjoyed the challenge of playing.. I forgot what I was goin to say , nothing business , personal.

Danny Hood the thing is that what's heard today can be generated with just software a laptop and a mixer, there's nothing unique in that process. And while you would think that with all this software at your fingertips that something more powerful could be made, but it's basis would still be in the roots of the guys who didn't use Serato or CD's just straight up vinyl records. Being a musician/producer and a DJ don't go hand in hand all the time either as proper mixing is an art in itself, so there is the name out there playing the music produced by someone else. Hell, I love Metallica and when they put out an album with a full symphony orchestra it was an amazing thing I got to see live in concert and I highly doubt that will be seen again. Today the DJ is front and center at events like Ultra or Tomorrowland, but at any club or rave you didn't even know where the hell the DJ booth was, so people were lost in themselves and the music and that's what made it special. Believe me 1000 people on the dance floor in the 90s early 2000s in NYC or wherever you were then was more epic and personal than 50,000 people staring ahead at the WMC in South Beach. We all have our unique experiences, they sometimes gel or differ, and mine differ from today's scene but I will always cherish my experience and today's youth need to have there's as well, I just feel that they aren't being given something as genuine as it could be.