my guide to dance music

[goth metal raver]

here's a video I did about electronic dance music:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB7_ZqAD5MU

(yes my youtube name is Technoidmania)

[Music Head]

and as it says, they all sound the same

[goth metal raver]

Really?

Drum 'n' Bass and Trance sound the same to you?

Gabba and Ambient sound the same to you?

I find this hard to believe

[Music Head]

ok fine, I exagerated.

I couldn't make it past the house, which all sounded the same.

[JonG]

I think that is a decent introduction to electronic dance music. It's major weaknesses are stated right there in the video when you admit to not being very knowledgeable about certain styles. I also think you should give the artist names and track titles directly in the video in a small point type as the tracks begin rather than list them below.

When did you make this? You state that electro-house is a current popular style. I remember it being popular a few years ago. You don't touch on garage, 2-step, or the current dubstep styles at all. And as far as house goes I believe the current popular style is a reassurance of deep house.

Still, you do a good job explaining what you know, which seems to be a UK/Europe central model of popular electronic dance music history from 1989 to 2007. It does look like you spent a lot of time on it.

[kiss your shadow]

Very nice! Thanks you a lot!
"Block Rockin' Beats" is the best breakbeat song ever IMHO!

[maxepotter]

When it works so well, why change it up? Ke$ha's lead single from her upcoming Cannibal EP (also packaged with her debut album Animal as a Deluxe release called Animal + Cannibal) is all about celebrating who you are. Ke$ha attributes the lyrics of the song to feeling good about being weird, being different, and says that the recent teenage bullying suicides have really impacted her.

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[ashleywatson]

I just enjoy your dancing track....I really enjoyed this.