techno/trance

[Tracy]

only if you do a lot of e. but i think that's the general idea behind that kind of music. rolls and glowsticks.

Well I got off E in my 20's and early 20's at that . I would venture to say in my E experience, house, techno and especially trance is more known for the rollers. Ever been to Back Street or Blakes?

Break Core is definitely NOT for the fairy's on E. It's more like for the Metal heads who like a little bass incorporated into their head banging. I guess that's why I like jungle and old school hip hop. I'm into it for the lows.

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Break Core is definitely NOT for the fairy's on E. It's more like for the Metal heads who like a little bass incorporated into their head banging. I guess that's why I like jungle and old school hip hop. I'm into it for the lows.

every time ive been to an event where they've had a few djs who spun break core(which really hasn't been many, so i might have the wrong idea), all the kids dancing to BC looked like they were having drug-induced seizures, except while standing. i just cant see to anyone listening to it at home to relax, its completely chaotic.

and i've never been to either of the clubs you mentioned. i tend to avoid clubs that play exclusively electronic music when i'm in the states though, since they typically attract primarily junkie ravers and guidos, neither of which i give two ****s for. i go to clubs for girls, not rolling and dancing by myself with a glowstick ball(i think its called an orbital), so i go to mainstream hip hop clubs. but hey everyone's entitled to have fun in their own way, so if ravers wanna do their thing i can respect that.

[Tracy]

every time ive been to an event where they've had a few djs who spun break core(which really hasn't been many, so i might have the wrong idea), all the kids dancing to BC looked like they were having drug-induced seizures, except while standing. i just cant see to anyone listening to it at home to relax, its completely chaotic.

and i've never been to either of the clubs you mentioned. i tend to avoid clubs that play exclusively electronic music when i'm in the states though, since they typically attract primarily junkie ravers and guidos, neither of which i give two ****s for. i go to clubs for girls, not rolling and dancing by myself with a glowstick ball(i think its called an orbital), so i go to mainstream hip hop clubs. but hey everyone's entitled to have fun in their own way, so if ravers wanna do their thing i can respect that.

Who said anything about relaxing? I listen to Kieth Sweat for that I hope you don't listen to trance for relaxation I've never even been to a party since break core came out...so I don't know how they get down at the parties. Kids these days scare me.

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hope you don't listen to trance for relaxation .

wth, why wouldn't i?


i think you've got the completely wrong idea of what comprises trance music. i don't see whats weird about putting oakenfold's 'flesh'(just an example) on repeat, throwing my sennheisers over my ears and falling asleep.

and astral projection is pretty big for what they are, it's just that not too many people listen to goa