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Originally Posted by BB_Eye
I think I made what is called a sweeping generalisation  , but it seems appropriate from my experience. Even "respected" trance music from somebody like Robert Miles seems to rely on insipid tunes and is awash with all that syrupy reverb. I'm not going to pretend I have a lot of knowledge on the genre, because I've never felt compelled to explore it for these reasons. |
Hehe. It's a confusing world, alright.
Believe it or not in some circles Robert Miles is not respected because he is simply good at what many consider a bad thing. That cliched, cheesey, repetetive style of mainstream anthem trance Dutch DJ's started to churn out en mass in the 90's due to it's ease of creation and floor filling abilities.
I usually listen to psytrance. This, for instance, is considered trance ...
Probably not your thing at all, but it's a hell of a lot more inventive and different to mainstream cheese.