Re: First time listening to progressive
Actually, those last couple of tracks from Fatboy Slim's "You've Come A Long Way Baby" are what introduced me to the techno sound, it was the first stuff I really understood and liked.
Then I progressed to the Orb and Amon Tobin, then Christopher Lawrence and D:Fuse got me into trance, and I spread out into the traditional electronic music genres from there. Progressive was probably my least favorite genre for a year or so.
You just have to face it, most people find prog boring and repetitive, and thats because most of it is. I would just try to turn people on to some beginner electronic music like Fatboy Slim and maybe a burned CD of some anthems like "For An Angel" or Johnny Vicious "Ecstasy". That could work too.
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The very mix that got me into progressive!! although i was into dance music before i heard thisOH and a Definate must for any newbie is, *Sasha @ Digweed @ Miami Arena, Delta Heavy tour, WMC* (emix)Leave a comment:
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Thats too bad because i would have thought that any Northern Exposure would be an excellent choice....
By looking at everyone responses it looks like anyone choice of prog is nice...it all depends on your mood too...becasuse different genres of prog can be enjoyed more by your mood....
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yea, well i think people should start where it stated and no where it is now.Music from Sasha or Digweed are more difficult to "understand" for newbies on prog.
Northern Exposure is timeless and if they dont get that they aint gonna get ever.Leave a comment:
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Luke fairs spring promo 2004 - ive handed out copies to many brand new to the music and all with unexpectantly amazing responses.
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i think Luke Fair is a great option for beginning
it's cooler, they ll catch the wave on first listening.
Music from Sasha or Digweed are more difficult to "understand" for newbies on prog.Leave a comment:
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I think the key is 'accessibility'.
People are used to hearing 3/4 minute tracks with vocals, so a smooth progressive mix is not going to turn heads.
Maybe some recent Adam Freeland mixes? Strong guitar based influence that people can identify with.
You just can't chuck people in at the deep end.Leave a comment:
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what got me hooked was the Tranzworld 3 from Webster Hall.
then Cream Anthems. both comps were given to me by my friend. Then i started to look around and found better stuff and started liking the prog.
oof Tranzworld. ugh. lolLeave a comment:
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I have always had a difficult time getting my friends to enjoy prog house. I have had some luck with Digweed Sydney Disc 1. Most girls like a little Deep Dish. As soon as they say all the songs sound the same I turn it off b/c they will not listen and give it a chance.Leave a comment:
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i think the person needs to be open ... i have found that people who like movie opener music tend to like progressive and electronic. I remember my first time ... all i heard was untz untz untz ... i put my headphones on and listened to MobbDeep. Of course this was my year in France and dafttrax just came out with homework ... it was everywhere in France.
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You should really start with S+D's Norther Exposure. (North)
As classic as it comes.Leave a comment:
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Renaissance - Sasha and Digweed the mix collection.
Journeys by Dj's 005 - Digweed
Leftfield - Leftism (open up, what a tune!)Leave a comment:
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