First time listening to progressive

[Morgan]

Re: First time listening to progressive

I?m sure this has been a topic before.

NE1 has got to be the dogs for starting people off. Saying that i recently played all of the Luke Fair@Moonpark to a group of non belivers and they loved it!!

[cwsiggy]

Re: First time listening to progressive

I tried to get two people into the whole genre with NE1 and it miserably failed! There's no accounting for taste.

[san]

Re: First time listening to progressive

hmmmm...the first compilation that came to my mind was Digweed LA GU.

that and i guess Dave Seaman Capetown GU.

[picklemonkey]

I always pop in Jimmy Van M's Bedrock CD1 for any newbie... I acutally gave a copy to a youth pastor on an airplane a few months ago. he was so excited about it that he actually told me that hre was going to play it for his entire youth group!

[Jenks]

this is actually a really good post.

kudos.

i have zero input tho, since prog puts me to sleep. (although i'll admit, Dave Semen's EM is pretty good for prog)

but i'd like to see some responses nonetheless.

cheers

[kernsa]

Just as subject says. What tracks/sets would you play to a person who never before listented to progressive, or any kind of trance/house musice for that matter?

And what do you consider the must-hear productions?