Paero

ha ha okay right okay nice taste (lol jk that was irony you have shit taste)

holy fucking shit HOLY FUCKING SHIT H O L Y F U C K I N G S H I T

Lmao if you ever get arrested im totally telling the police that you were really open to the idea of buying combat knives off of amazon. unrelated (apparantly the corn is quite nice)

shes also a whore and the inferior sister L O L

Dance music that (usually) sits at around 140 beats per minute, almost always has uplifting melodies and often features female vocals. The original mixes (so not remixes or radio edits) are usually pretty long, sitting at 6-10 minutes so that the track can have lengthy buildups, and can bring in different sounds slowly. It has the name 'Trance' because the way its produced in that drawn out fashion, can quite literally put you into a trance (I know it sounds cringey as fuck and really up itself but hey w/e mayng) You can see pretty much all of this stuff in the track 'The Great Divide' by Velvetine. It's a track that has a lot of buildup, breaks and is pretty damn long. All that stuff culminates at the main climax of the track which happens 5 minutes into the song. It's something you would never see in any other genre, and it's what makes Trance so unique. When it's done well it's fucking amazing. (PS: If you hadn't guessed this is my favorite Trance track ever, I fucking love everything about it)

First quality post here lads. A bit of background. Faitless were/are a house/trance act, who got really popular in the mid 90's to early 2000's from their tracks having a pretty fucking unique sound to them. I'm almost certain some of you will have heard their track 'Insomnia' or their track 'We Come 1'. And if you've not heard either of those then you'll probably recognize the Tiesto Remix/Monster Mix which is one of the things that pushed the original track to such acclaim. Well after ceasing production in 2011, they reformed in February this year to celebrate their 20th anniversary. As a part of this they commissioned a whole load of artists to do remixes of their older tracks as part of a compilation album called Faithless 2.0. One such remix was (again) of their track Insomnia, which they commissioned Avicii of all people to remix. Pretty much the remix is shite. His remix completely wrecks what was good about the original track, relying on the original melody and the vocals and instead giving it this weird ass funk sound to it. Admittedly its a completely different sound to his usual "CHUCK SOME REAL FUCKIN INSPIRATIONAL AND UPLIFTING VOCALS AND A NOICE FUCKIN MELODY IN THERE" stuff that you see on Hey Brother, Wake Me Up and Waiting for Love. At the same time Armin van Buuren remixed We Come 1 (which hasn't received an official release yet, but can be heard on the latest episode of A State of Trace). It doesn't trump the original by any means, but its still a good remix. I'm not usually a fan of the progressive trance type sound, but I can dig it. Hell maybe I just don't like Avicii because he always acts so up himself (eg: cancelling tour dates in order to 'grow up') or maybe I'm just sick of him because of how widespread a few of his other tracks became, but he really doesn't seem like the sorta person who DESERVED to remix Insomnia, especially when both Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk are doing remixes on the album as well.

​MacYon, surely? ​"Do you want fries and a drink with that?" "Aw yeah fuck yeah I feel like mealin' it"

​yeah, I'm not gonna say there's NOTHING good about him. I mean, he produces predictable, same-y tracks that appeal to the mainstream mainstage "lets doo MOLLY XD" EDM fanbase (read: Americans 8^)) and in that aspect he knows what he's doing. Plus he does do a LOT of live performances. Its just everything he does is based on gimmicks, and is only ever average at best. Plus I'm just generally super mad that he was one of the people that pushed Headhunterz into producing Big Room, who since his move to Big Room has also only produced mediocre tracks. See: this track

Don't worry lads your favorite guy and top quality poster Paero will never leave.

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Have to work 36.5 hours from tomorrow to thursday. Only contracted for 25 (which I chose so I wouldnt always be in work). I know that a 40 hour week is standard for most people but the way my shifts are set out is ridiculous. I'm in twice next week for 5.5 hours, which means that I just miss out on getting a break, and then on Thursday I'm in at 5pm to 9pm, so I'm being brought in just to close the store. Plus with travel costs that effectively means that I lose out on an hours pay just so I can get into work. So I only get 1 full day off next week. Fucking hurts that I know there are other jobs around that I could get, that pay more, and would have better hours.

we waifu wars now.

I really want them to be successful because it could start a trend in MMOs of stuff having consequences again, but also giving players the freedom to do what they want if they think it's worth it.

So this happened out of nowhere, Jagex (the team behind Runescape) launched another version of their game called Darkscape, which has full open world PVP and is like a proper hardcore MMO.

tfw no mid 2000s' UK Hardcore scene