First time listening to progressive

[foreks]

Re: First time listening to progressive

perhaps I'm not so clever as most of ms music critics, but the introducing question seems to touch on progressive house music recommendations not all your favorites you have just downloaded. luke fair or GU#25 and proggy? sander's 'everybody'

[refine]

Re: First time listening to progressive

i dont give my mates a chance. i just throw them in the deep end. if theyre round my house theyre warned to bring some muthf*%in floaties.

that being said sometimes its the weirder/deeper stuff that will catch their ear more than something stock standard.

for a noob i reckon id hand over a pile of dave preston sets and see what they like....the man plays every style under the sun and his sets are bomb.

[mario belter]

my "first time" was on ibiza, some 5-6 years ago when i was at pacha/renaissance and heard a BT liveset and john digweed after that. i didn't know who john was at this time, but he so damn rocked!
after that evening , i was done with vocal house, which i listened to before.

[tercsab]

Re: First time listening to progressive

My first Album was GU 01.
My No1. sets was James Lavelle-Barcelona.

[vhx1]

Re: First time listening to progressive

I dunno for me dark prog was an aquired taste. It was the next logical step after getting tired of trance. Of course there will always be people who love it at first listen. Some love S&D while others don't think tehy are so hot

[alexfish333]

Re: First time listening to progressive

I think King Unique's September Promo is bangin' maybe that'll help!