Nerds vs Musicians

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Re: Nerds vs Musicians

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Agree with that.
One of my early eye-openers was listening to a goa trance comp.
Just remember a cassette with a black label.
No idea which one or artist names but, from memory, it just had "goa trance" on it!
Maybe the first of that comp. Dunno. And yeah, fuckin' velvet...

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Re: Nerds vs Musicians

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Lost to the Void wrote:Early Trance was fucking wonderful.

I mean, stuff like this is timeless. You could drop it today and it would still work.
Simple, minimal, emotional, hypnotic, not cheesy.

youtu.be/A09C3Kg4mBI
it's funny, at least 12 years ago, a friend of mine introduced me to the flip side of the above track.
Loved it ever since

youtu.be/NloksGTLCFY

Lost to the Void wrote: You could drop it today and it would still work.
They're actually doing exactly that.
I saw a video a while back of Nina Kraviz playing "the house of house" to a huge crowd.
Obviously they loved it.
I've been playing tracks like "Universal Nation" in most of my DJ sets for years,
and all of a sudden, here in Belgium, it got elected as "best retro dance track" of the 90's...
uhu, guess they're finally paying some respect after all these years... :)
Though I'm not entirely sure whether I should cry or laugh at the taught of the masses discovering all these beauties... :|
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gedda wrote:youtu.be/_0qljxrhaCs I love Union Jack especially this song.
man, that almost sounds as if Underworld had a go at making trance, but at the end of the 90's.
Lovely track, thx for posting !
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