Originally Posted by SerToby

For me its the tunes, the fast beats and feelings of euphoria and transcendence.

I can't answer for the tracks you've listened to, I listen to stuff almost exclusively from 1997-2003. Armin van Buuren and Tiesto are popular DJs, I'm not a fan of either of them but you're free to check out their earlier work.

Ferry Corsten is a personal favourite and hes released and remixed stuff under various aliases and been in a few collaborations.

Veracocha - Carte Blanche (Original Mix)
System F - Out Of The Blue (Original Extended)
Pulp Victim - The World '99 (Moonman Club Mix)
Art Of Trance - Madagascar (Ferry Corsten Remix)
Lovechild - Liberta (Moonman Remix)

Others DJs/artists I like include Paul van Dyke, Matt Darey, Lange, Blank & Jones. Also, it is common that artists only release one or two tracks and then disappear. I'll just list some of my all time fav tracks

Lost Tribe - Gamemaster (Original Mix)
Atlantis vs Avatar feat. Miriam Stockley - Fiji (Lange Remix)
The Olmec Heads - Spiritualised (Astral Mix)
Binary Finary - 1998 (Matt Darey Remix)
Skip Raiders feat. Jada - Another Day (Perfecto remix)
Paul Van Dyk - For An Angel (Original mix)
Blank & Jones - Cream (Paul Van Dyk Mix)
Push - Strange World
Three Drives - Greece 2000 (Original Mix)
Vincent De Moor - Fly Away (Thrillseekers Remix)

Enjoy!

Thanks for the discoveries ! You changed my perception bro

Originally Posted by snoopdawg

Thanks for the discoveries ! You changed my perception bro

No worries. If you're interested in going a bit further I recommend listening to CD mixes, they are compilations of tracks that get mixed continuously into one long set. Examples would include stuff released under Gatecrasher or Ministry of Sound. The beat is faster compared to the single releases in my previous post and theres always good tracks to be discovered.

Matt Darey | Ibiza Euphoria - CD1
Gatecrasher Classics Vol 1 Full Album

Theres also vocal trance with singing but thats not my cup of tea. The majority sound awful and the lyrics are utter shite. They also come across as too mainstream/commercialised.

Ian Van Dahl - Castles In The Sky (Peter Luts Radio Edit)

Also going back on my previous post, I have to mention while Lange has some good remixes a lot of his own releases tend to have too much vocals and not that good in general. For Armin van Buuren, go for his earlier stuff (late 90s) like Communication. Lastly, those examples I gave also have their own original release and/or other remixes which are worth checking out.

Anything 80s, it's timeless for me.

Trance- Armin Van Burren and David Guetta

Originally Posted by MichealHeitz

Trance- Armin Van Burren and David Guetta

David Guetta is not trance.

Lover's Rock

Hip-hop, Funk, Soul, Reggae - probably in that order, but they overlap.

Love bands like

Labi Siffre
Talib Kweli
Mos Def
Looptroop
James Brown
The Commodores
Sade
Bob Marley
the Ohio Players
Danger Doom
DJ Revolution
KRS One,
Fat Joe
Joe Cocker
William Bell
The Isley Brothers
Curtis Mayfield
Charlez Aznavour
Gil Scott-Heron
Hank Crawford
Janis Joplin
The Originals
The Doors
Diana Ross
DeBarge
Al Green
Brenda Russell
Joe Sample
Nina Simone
Kool & The Gang
Bill Withers
Bobby Caldwell
The Charmels
Kool & The Gang
Earth, Wind, & Fire
Boney M
Freda PAyne
Shirley Bassey
Chaka Khan
Etta JAmes
Linda Lyndell
George Clinton
Gabor Szabo
Dionne Warwick
Baby Huey & The Babysitters
George McCrae
Nas
Desmond Dekker
The Slickers

I hope that gives you a quick idea of what I'm bangin' in the boombox. If you know & like some of them, I highly recommend you checkout some of the ones you don't.

Hopefully you find someone to love in that list!

I LOVE MUSIC!

I love many genre...

ChillStep is relaxing.

Rock, followed by some techno

Waa... that's a hard one. I listen to lots of different genres nowadays.
I think my love for music started with some metal and anime openings/visual kei bands lol. But then I began exploring a little(LOT) more, you know?
My favorite artists change over the months a lot. But the ones I always come back to are David Bowie, Jeff Buckley and Mac Demarco.

The most recent interests I've got are Korean and Japanese (non visual kei this time) rock. Something along the lines of LUCKY TAPES and Thornapple.
So, recomendations are very very welcome