 18 Jun 2004, 3:39pm | #1 |
| john doe ITM Virgin  | Is Progresive Dead - Flame On http://www.inthemix.com.au/p/np/viewnews.php?id=15867according to progressive "god" sasha "I’m now actively distancing myself from that progressive sound that was previously attached to me, because it really doesn’t hold much interest for me anymore," Traffic 58 North Tce |
| Is Progresive Dead - Flame On |
Is Progresive Dead - Flame On
| 18 Jun 2004, 4:01pm | #2 |
| BuzsteR Chillster.  | pfft, digweed is where tis at ! "together what i dream, |
)| 18 Jun 2004, 4:18pm | #3 |
| goatboy bling bling  | This thread is soooooooo 2002... NEXT: FABRIC: THE WEDDING EDITION [29.10.04] 6hrs of Mindcircus and other stuff For more information and to abuse our forum, visit the brand new: http://www.fabricadelaide.com/ |
| 18 Jun 2004, 4:39pm | #4 |
| NTrance ITM Contributor  | Perhaps Sasha is basing his assumption on sales of Airdrawndagger! |
| 18 Jun 2004, 5:11pm | #5 |
| heathy Registered User | I thought the saying was 'Trance is dead'. |
| 18 Jun 2004, 5:21pm | #6 | |
| goatboy bling bling | Quote:
Which actually sold quite well compared to other electronic music 'artist' albums. NEXT: FABRIC: THE WEDDING EDITION [29.10.04] 6hrs of Mindcircus and other stuff For more information and to abuse our forum, visit the brand new: http://www.fabricadelaide.com/ |
| 18 Jun 2004, 6:14pm | #7 |
| hotdogpete Registered User  | There is some bloody good progressive which i like , and soon as i buy some i will be fusing it in with my techno journeys , the 2 will be amazing together done properly. I don't think progressive or techno will ever die . People said the same about heavy metal but there is still a huge underground scene that come out when something they like is put on . Its just the techno and progressive crowds don't consist of as many go hard pill heads that go out everyweek off their face . What goes around comes around , it is the universal law of averages and applies to all things............ |
| 18 Jun 2004, 6:19pm | #8 | |
| zeus Registered User  | Re: Is Progresive Dead - Flame On Quote:
That statement doesn't mean progressive is dead at all. The way it reads to me is that he is trying to take his sound in a different direction. As for progressive being dead, it is far from it in the UK from what I have seen. After seeing the crowds progressive DJs like Steve Lawler and Hernan Cattaneo were pulling at the Homelands festival and with Fabric being wall to wall for a 6 hour Digweed set recently, I would say the progressive sound is still going strong. House is more than just music.....it is a way of life |
| 19 Jun 2004, 3:44am | #9 | |
| shr3dder James Lover  | there aren't too many big name prog guys playing straight up standard progressive house anymore anyway.. Quote:
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| 19 Jun 2004, 9:12am | #10 |
| BuzsteR Chillster. | zeus : hate u forever "together what i dream, |
| 19 Jun 2004, 5:47pm | #11 | |
| The Devil Cammyxxoo & Chrysoula | Quote:
Thats what happen when peoples tastes improves.  there very nature of progressive is to progress.As for liveing in the uk, there is enough people of every type of music that even a dieing format could still give a pulse for years to come. Then, after a few years, when people have forgotten it and then refind it, it becomes the 'new black', take Elvis, he's stlye gets repeated every few years, if it was not for Junky xl some other fucker who if refound the tracks and given it a new spin for people who miss it in the past. With all the nations that make up what now lives in the uk i'm sure bollybeats are ranked far above most dance styles. The facts are less what's really happening and more of who you choose to belive the facts are coming from. If i told you to dance off a cliff, some may follow. So is what a person is saying going to change what you play at home or on the dance floor? Pick you style, man the guns and defend what you want. Just make sure what your defending is worth it. BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW. |
| 22 Jun 2004, 4:39pm | #12 |
| FATAL DOSE Registered User  | hotdogpete there a lots and lots of pill heads in the prog scence, i used to play prog and let me tell you at least 70%of the crew were pill munchers! |
| 22 Jun 2004, 10:08pm | #13 |
| hotdogpete Registered User | i never said there was anything wrong with pills , its just the drum and bass scene and nrg etc , which is drawing big crowds , is full of little kids who go out hard everyweek . The techno and progressive crowds seem to be a bit older and the same people don't go out as much . Perhaps techno and progressive could unite for some parties , the styles are not too far apart. What goes around comes around , it is the universal law of averages and applies to all things............ |
| 22 Jun 2004, 10:33pm | #14 | ||
| shr3dder James Lover | Quote:
yeah Fabric did that when Holden played here last october im all for it happening again Quote:
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| 22 Jun 2004, 10:47pm | #15 | |
| Brick itm's idiotic spanner  | Quote:
yeah cause you'll be here and shit hey.... |
| 22 Jun 2004, 10:57pm | #16 | |
| Beekayz Registered User  | Quote:
Perhaps a generalisation, but I have always regarded the Adelaide d & b crowd to be more into their green and beer than pills. Perhaps also a generalisation but I've always considered the NRG scene to be filled with messy bastards who will take whatever anyone gives them  The progressive scene is probably a little older, but pills still play a big part in it. I don't think it has enough in common with the techno scene for there to be a good enough reason to combine parties though. Good to see your posts making a bit more sense though, hotdogpete!  Logik says: Crazy1... tell Beekayz i ain't fat. |
| 22 Jun 2004, 11:04pm | #17 |
| Nodsta Registered User | The dnb scene is hardly full of little kids who go out every week. In fact the reason dnb is so big at the moment is due to the fact the older crowd have stayed with the music as well as a lot of younger heads discovering it. It isnt a case of new faces relacing the old faces, more a case of adding to the existing crowd. aka Hotdogpete |
| 22 Jun 2004, 11:43pm | #18 |
| goatboy bling bling | I reckon us prog lads will give any other genre a run for your money knocking back asahi, jack daniels and vodkas!! (not all at once mind you) NEXT: FABRIC: THE WEDDING EDITION [29.10.04] 6hrs of Mindcircus and other stuff For more information and to abuse our forum, visit the brand new: http://www.fabricadelaide.com/ |
| 22 Jun 2004, 11:49pm | #19 | |
| Beekayz Registered User | Quote:
And that's just Mr Roach!  Logik says: Crazy1... tell Beekayz i ain't fat. |
| 23 Jun 2004, 12:09am | #20 | |
| LOCSmiley The Judge  | Quote:
nah don;t think so noddy - i reckon the house crowds at places like the Kings head etc and would give them a big run for their money This Week at The Cumby: |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:25am | #21 | |
| gumble drunk again  | Quote:
presennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnt and ready cap'n mal!  |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:53am | #22 |
| TeK - Tycoon technophile | yer i aGree with Beekz, not a great deal in common with the tekkaz scene. even tho mmm, i love techier and loopier prog (tho dont get me wrong, and i like proggy prog too :lol ______________________________ |
| 23 Jun 2004, 7:21am | #23 | |
| Nodsta Registered User | Quote:
Isnt it just so damn handy that within 2 weeks the prog boys, dnb'ers, hard housers, hardcore crew and trance heads will all be standing near the same bar every Thursday night. Is now the time to stop planning things for Fridays? aka Hotdogpete |
| 23 Jun 2004, 7:38am | #24 | |
| NTrance ITM Contributor | Quote:
Just a shame its at heaven! |
| 23 Jun 2004, 9:40am | #25 | |
| Nodsta Registered User | Quote:
Best sound system in town by a mile. Best lights & lasers in town by a mile. Best venue in town by a mile. Now it finally has the best music! aka Hotdogpete |
| 23 Jun 2004, 10:24am | #26 | |
| LOCSmiley The Judge | Quote:
um, yes!  This Week at The Cumby: |
| 23 Jun 2004, 11:33am | #27 | |
| Syk Syd psychedelic trance~mitter  | Quote:
when i got home from the weekend, i flicked on the light n flicked on the television....no matter how hard i flicked i still couldnt get that boogie of my finger! |
| 23 Jun 2004, 12:22pm | #28 | |
| NTrance ITM Contributor | Quote:
... and worst crowd! |
| 23 Jun 2004, 12:24pm | #29 | |
| goatboy bling bling | Quote:
Except for Fabric Fridays in which case... GO TO BOTH!! NEXT: FABRIC: THE WEDDING EDITION [29.10.04] 6hrs of Mindcircus and other stuff For more information and to abuse our forum, visit the brand new: http://www.fabricadelaide.com/ |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:08pm | #30 | |
| subway rider Registered User  | Quote:
nice one ntecs! shake yo money maker... |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:17pm | #31 | |
| Nodsta Registered User | Quote:
I thought you didnt go there? aka Hotdogpete |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:21pm | #32 | |
| Littlesim emotions electric | Quote:
Unite what you like but as for similar styles - Are you serious!!? The needs of the many...outweigh the needs of the few. |
| 23 Jun 2004, 1:52pm | #33 | ||
| shr3dder James Lover | Quote:
they are quite similar imo, hence the reason alot of the big prog guys are starting to drop tech in there sets... zabiela, holden even digweed Quote:
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| 23 Jun 2004, 2:05pm | #34 | |
| NTrance ITM Contributor | Quote:
I do sometimes ... when I want to get stabbed, shot at whilst queuing up to get in, have drinks spilt all over me, barged out the way and cigarette holes burnt in my clothes. If there is a DJ who I want to see, I will go ... but not very often. |
| 23 Jun 2004, 2:14pm | #35 | |
| Syk Syd psychedelic trance~mitter | Quote:
Chimera - in deep....a fine example of techy prog house... when i got home from the weekend, i flicked on the light n flicked on the television....no matter how hard i flicked i still couldnt get that boogie of my finger! |
| 23 Jun 2004, 2:17pm | #36 | |
| LOCSmiley The Judge | Quote:
similar is not the right word complimentary is a better one i think This Week at The Cumby: |
| 23 Jun 2004, 2:22pm | #37 | ||
| shr3dder James Lover | Quote:
Yer thats better Quote:
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| 23 Jun 2004, 3:07pm | #38 | |
| Nodsta Registered User | Quote:
And thats just from Chrysoula saying hello........ aka Hotdogpete |
| 23 Jun 2004, 3:33pm | #39 | |
| goatboy bling bling | Quote:
TUUUUUUUNE!!!! And agreed, some techno and progressive is very complimentary. NEXT: FABRIC: THE WEDDING EDITION [29.10.04] 6hrs of Mindcircus and other stuff For more information and to abuse our forum, visit the brand new: http://www.fabricadelaide.com/ |
| 23 Jun 2004, 5:10pm | #40 |
| JamRock frEEkeR  | the similarities are that tech and prog are both filled with underground sounds, Jeff Mills - Motor City |