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A thread about trance music that has yet to have any mention of 'Tiesto' or Armin Van Buuren. tut tut.

Some decent old school house there, here some personal favourites: Zoo Brazil-Technik Deadmau5-sometimes things get, whatever Mark Brown- New Heights Most of the previous posts are absolute classics though, use them in my sets a lot. (sorry i dont know how to post youtube footage)

Anyone listened to the most recent release from Deadmau5? Not sure what exactlky its called. The first album 'random album title' is genius.

IMHO i prefer all the NWA stuff, old school hip-hop wins all day!:thumbsup:

Also I'm not sure if you could class The Farm as britpop? The Stone Roses.

Dré's earlier album The Chronic is easily on par with 2001.

In terms of the early 90's for dance the acid and funky house music is quality, the likes of altern8 and xpansions.

Space.

personally i thought invaders must die to be one the best albums this year, as for gigs im stuck between the prodigy and take that. the prodigy at the brighton centre was mad and i love the prodigy anyway and take that i went to as there was a spare ticket expected a load of old women screaming...

Working girl dub - Lee 'Scratch' Perry

Having worked in Sainsbury's part time for the last ten months, I find certain rules regarding the sale of age restricted products to be frankly ridiculous, the main one that annoys me is the fact that someone who is under 18 cannot buy a bow of liquor chocolates purely because they contain a...

I personally love the dub movement, mad professor is great, also like classic reggae like Lee 'Scratch' Perry. Big fan dubstep too, artists like burial, mala and digital mystikz have a lot of reggae elements.

Dj q

York

Eric Prydz

Bad Manners do a fantastic cover of do nothing, is a bit quicker than original.