Albums of Trance music
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Paul Van Dyk
In Between '2007 -
Infected Mushroom
Im The Supervisor '2004 -
Paul Oakenfold
A Lively Mind '2006 -
Above & Beyond
Anjunabeats Volume 5 '2007 -
Infected Mushroom
Classical Mushroom '2000 -
DJ Tiesto
Just Be '2004 -
Ferry Corsten
Lef '2006 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance 2008 (CD1) '2008 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance Yearmix 2007 '2007 -
Shpongle
Nothing Lasts...but Nothing Is Lost '2005 -
Above & Beyond
Anjunabeats Volume 3 '2005 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance 2008 (СD2) '2008 -
ATB
Future Memories (1CD) '2009 -
Prodigy, The
Music for the Voodoo Crew (Live) '1996 -
ATB
Future Memories (CD2) '2009 -
Ferry Corsten
Twice In A Blue Moon '2008 -
Armin Van Buuren
76 '2003 -
Dj Tiesto
Best & New 2005 '2005 -
Cascada
Perfect Day '2007 -
DJ Tiesto
In My Memory (Original & Remixed) (2CD) '2002 -
Armin van Buuren
A State Of Trance 2010 (CD2) '2010 -
Armin van Buuren
A State Of Trance 2010 (CD1) '2010 -
Blank & Jones
The Logic Of Pleasure ( Vol.1) '2008 -
Way Out West
Intensify '2001 -
Blank & Jones
Nightclubbing '2001 -
Armin Van Buuren
Intense (Extended Versions) '2013 -
Atb
Don't Stop '2001 -
DJ Tiesto
In Search Of Sunrise 3 - Panama '2002 -
Scooter
Our Happy Hardcore '1996 -
Blue Planet Corporation
Blue Planet '1999 -
Gabriel & Dresden
Gabriel & Dresden '2006 -
ATB
Let U Go [CDM] '2001 -
Schiller
The Club Mixes '2007 -
Blank & Jones
The Logic Of Pleasure (Vol.2) '2008 -
Above & Beyond
Tri State Remixed '2007 -
Paul Oakenfold
Bunkka '2002 -
Dj Fonar
In The Mix '2005 -
ATB
The DJ in the Mix '2003 -
Infected Mushroom
Becoming Insane '2007 -
Armin Van Buuren
In Motion (CD2) '2001 -
Armin Van Buuren
In Motion (CD1) '2001 -
Yahel
Something To Remember '2003 -
Above & Beyond
Tri-state '2006 -
Paul Oakenfold
Travelling (CD 2) '2001 -
DJ Tiesto
In Search Of Sunrise 4 - Latin America '2005 -
Sylver
Little Things '2003 -
Cascada
Waterfall '2006 -
Thrillseekers, The
Nightmusic Volume 2 '2007 -
Susana
Closer '2010 -
Trance Atlantic Air Waves
The Energy Of Sound '1998 -
Vibrasphere
Lungs Of Life '2008 -
Oceanlab
Sirens Of The Sea '2008 -
DJ Shah
Songbook - The Album Versions (CD1) '2008 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance (Yearmix 2006 CD2) '2006 -
Radiotrance
Через тернии к звёздам (Эпизод 2) '2004 -
Sensorica
Best Singles Of Sensorica (CD 2) '2008 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance (Yearmix 2006 CD1) '2006 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance (2004 CD2) '2004 -
Armin Van Buuren
A State Of Trance (2004 CD1) '2004 -
Yahel
Super Set II '2007 -
Yahel
Super Set '2004 -
Rank 1
Symsonic '2004 -
Jes
Disconnect '2007 -
U 96
Club Bizarre '1995
The era of technical 90s
Trance music is a style that relates to the technical electronic music. It was mostly developed in the early 90s. We can say that trance music is a very young genre. This is not surprising, since the electronic music came into our lives recently. Among the genres that trance songs owe their appearance, are:
- synthpop;
- house;
- industrial;
- ambient;
- classic.
Classical music also had its influence. Top trance songs were created since the beginning of the genre in Europe. This is mainly such countries as Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and others. The name of the genre was received from the general thrust of style: the music is repeated, it has specific bits and reminds mantras to enter into a trance, immerses the listener in a particular state. The best trance music is performed at large festivals, mostly in the open air than indoors. Despite the fact that this music is electronic, it is sometimes performed on conventional instruments.
Top trance music actually may even be different from each other. Trance is the number of different types, which bring together a community of melodic, rhythmic sound. The most popular trance songs have the most classic sounding, based on percussion rhythms. Sometimes, the songs have a similarity with the hymn that has confident, simple beat and hypnotic elements.
The sudden blossoming
In the early 90s trance purchase and the use of the term has become widespread. This music was actually listened by everyone. It was a new kind of relaxation. If the usual electronic music was a loud and very hard-hitting on the head techno, trance was melodic and smooth. Purchase grew very quickly. Neither party was complete without this music. Purchase went on the New Age. In fact, the difference between these genres was not that noticeable, except for the playback speed. The direction was faster, but the sound was lossless. Fans were not separated, but united. Lossless transfer of the genre was easy because its representatives were everywhere. Large electronic fests used only this kind of music.
It was very easy to dance, as the rhythm let you make any moves. One of the greatest representatives of the genre are DJs and composers, Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk.
Of course, all the experiments survived. This music is young; it is available in every store and on various Internet resources. Buying it on the Internet is a matter of just a couple of minutes. In addition, online sites offer recordings from concerts, videos and more. Attributes also are an important part of culture: T-shirts, caps and other clothing. Every store of contemporary music has recordings available. The usual shops are gone; we've been using the Internet. Without network available online technologies, this music would not have happened.
Since this genre does not bear the semantic load and has no vocals, it is necessary to listen to so that all the bits were clearly distinguishable. Otherwise, all may merge into a single rhythm. Thus, mp3 records are readily available and are suitable for listening. The small file size will be only a plus. MP3 is easy to be found, and many players have no problem reading it. If you still try to buy the quality, look for another extension. For example, the format Flac is a good example. Its size is greater than the previous format. However, Flac has high quality and sound clarity.