No telling me that this is no testimony of "a great culture". With Trance I also don't like it when they started to recycle classical pop songs or songs which were popular at that time period. Especially the short post-2000 period where they started to discover the 80s again and spinned them around. I hate the 80s, they weren't beautiful and the songs already then in the 90s were so overplayed in the radio you didn't want to hear them anymore. The only exceptions I could mark from this are the two remixes of Sunscreem's "Exodus" (http://www.discogs.com/Sunscreem-Exodus/release/1580934), for the first thing said, and Pulsedriver's version of "Cambodia" (http://www.discogs.com/Pulsedriver-Cambodia-Recycle/master/77069), for the second thing said.
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Date: 8 October 2015 05:56 am (UTC)With Trance I also don't like it when they started to recycle classical pop songs or songs which were popular at that time period. Especially the short post-2000 period where they started to discover the 80s again and spinned them around.
I hate the 80s, they weren't beautiful and the songs already then in the 90s were so overplayed in the radio you didn't want to hear them anymore.
The only exceptions I could mark from this are the two remixes of Sunscreem's "Exodus" (http://www.discogs.com/Sunscreem-Exodus/release/1580934), for the first thing said, and Pulsedriver's version of "Cambodia" (http://www.discogs.com/Pulsedriver-Cambodia-Recycle/master/77069), for the second thing said.