does trance music really put you in a trance>?

If I hear trance I'm thinking of spiritually leaving the body. But sure you can get epic feelings of listening to music. For me tho I only don't really like nightcore music so I don't get in some kind of trance other then wanting to hit people. Probably because I need deep meaning and melody to a song in order to find myself or other people's feelings or experiences to find myself in a special moment.

But hey, that's just my opinion and please don't get offended by it. We're all unique and I'm freakin glad for that.

No, unless you are not immune to placebo. Trance is just called Trance because of its spacey feel and its extreme repetition.

NOTE: Nightcore is not a form of Trance nor is it a genre, it is a lazy remix technique.

Well it sure puts me in a Trance!!! haha Its all a matter of opinion. For me yes because Trance is so beautiful.

No.

No, nightcore are meant to make you dance all night long and that's why they called themselves to be "Nightcore" at the first place. [quote]Nightcore means that we are the core of the night, so you’ll dance all night long.[/quote]

Actually, I think ambient is more likely to leave you in a trance. Is (uplifting) trance euphoric? Yes. Does it result in goosebumps? Yes. Does it leave you in a trance? Not really...

Here are some great examples...skip to the breakdown, turn the volume up and get lost in the music!

Alex MORPH - Walk the Edge (Woody van Eyden Remix)
Adam Nickey - Perfect Destiny (Original Mix)
Andy Blueman - Sea Tides (Original Mix)
Dimensions & Moonsouls - Rise Above the World (Ultimate Remix)
Bobina - Lovin' Lies (Original Mix)
Global Influence - Depth of my Dreams (Original Mix)
Kelly Andrew - Beyond the Stars (Original Mix)

There's a variety of trance tracks, though in reality there's hundreds of brilliant tracks released each month.

As for nightcore, I really love it (same with eurodance & happy hardcore), but I would say they're 'fun' rather than able to put you in a trance.