I was over near 2 and esplanade and was listening to what I would call Indian style trance music. I don't know the style but I hear the womens voice and the easy listening instrument sounds to dance to. Does anyone know who it was or what they were playing when I talk about the indian twist to the music?
thanks for any help on this.
music you heard at BM this year
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Re: music you heard at BM this year
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACP_Ohnl ... 59F5110D74
Honestly I had hoped it would be different, and there are some flourishes, but all in all the same trace poodoo.
Meh
Honestly I had hoped it would be different, and there are some flourishes, but all in all the same trace poodoo.
Meh
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It's a guess, but I know the Pachanga Boys did a few sets in various places this year and they were experimenting a bit more than usual. The set I caught near the 9 o'clock road bathrooms in the inner playa around sunrise after burn night sounds very similar to what you're describing.
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Re: music you heard at BM this year
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAy8biUSs3MFossaFerox wrote:It's a guess, but I know the Pachanga Boys did a few sets in various places this year and they were experimenting a bit more than usual. The set I caught near the 9 o'clock road bathrooms in the inner playa around sunrise after burn night sounds very similar to what you're describing.
I didn't get any Indian vibe out of that particular repetitive track of crap...honestly, if this is an example of their best then they suck.
It was like three notes over and over...whana whana whana...whana whana whana...repeat ad nauseam perpetuus.
Yikes.
I hope that was not the interesting sounding Indian trance the OP described...
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That's about the worst I've heard them, actually. Part of the problem is the range is too broad for these shitty cameras to capture it. It's very different to hear it without the distortion. Still, that's a pretty shitty track. As an aside, you are aware that trance is VERY repetitive music, right?atomicray wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAy8biUSs3MFossaFerox wrote:It's a guess, but I know the Pachanga Boys did a few sets in various places this year and they were experimenting a bit more than usual. The set I caught near the 9 o'clock road bathrooms in the inner playa around sunrise after burn night sounds very similar to what you're describing.
I didn't get any Indian vibe out of that particular repetitive track of crap...honestly, if this is an example of their best then they suck.
It was like three notes over and over...whana whana whana...whana whana whana...repeat ad nauseam perpetuus.
Yikes.
I hope that was not the interesting sounding Indian trance the OP described...
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Re: music you heard at BM this year
I did not get any Indian, women's voices, or easy listening...just repetitive background. All trace is repetitive but that does not have to mean the same piece over and over...I kept waiting for something else to kick in or to droooooooopppppppp...but no, it was more like a single button being pushed or a key on a synth...nothing else...I would not even say what that video demo'ed was even trance, more like a repeated note only...a single note repeated does not music make, that is just a droning noise...like a cicada.FossaFerox wrote:atomicray wrote:Well yeah...lol.FossaFerox wrote:
That's about the worst I've heard them, actually. Part of the problem is the range is too broad for these shitty cameras to capture it. It's very different to hear it without the distortion. Still, that's a pretty shitty track. As an aside, you are aware that trance is VERY repetitive music, right?
But the OP noted...
xhoosier wrote:...was listening to what I would call Indian style trance music. I don't know the style but I hear the womens voice and the easy listening instrument sounds to dance to. Does anyone know who it was or what they were playing when I talk about the indian twist to the music?
thanks for any help on this.
But as you said that was not a good example of their efforts.
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