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Posted by hardstyle on May-25-2004 02:12:

Wich tiesto series is your favourite ?

Ok so wich one is your fav series by tiesto?

-In search of sunrise
-Magik
-Lost Treasures
-Forbidden paradise?

Mine is forbidden paradise becouse it has more trance from 96-97


Posted by Clyde77 on May-25-2004 02:13:

all

space age too


Posted by Electronicmaji on May-25-2004 02:19:

your forgetting some series...


Posted by hardstyle on May-25-2004 02:35:

hehe

quote:
Originally posted by Clyde77
all

space age too


Yeah i forgat Space age


Posted by WhooCares on May-25-2004 02:37:

ALL IMHO....why does it matter?


Posted by Tranc3 on May-25-2004 02:47:

I haven't listened to all of the series in their fullness, so I dunno.

If you were to change it to best mix-cd, then I'd say summerbreeze


Posted by Pio on May-25-2004 03:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3


If you were to change it to best mix-cd, then I'd say summerbreeze


That's my least favorite Ti�sto compilation ever. it was his first blatant cash grab and an obvious marketing ploy to break into the American market. The mixing and developed narrative always struck me as uninspired in comparison to his previous compilations.

The raw intensity of the Magik series will never be surpassed in my books. I was a fan since early on (around '98). There is so much thought put into every single one, and they still age better than any compilation done by the other superstar (trance) djs. You can easily tell they were all mixed using live turntable sessions, as opposed to the Pre Tools cookie-cut formula of the other djs. I was, and still am, so into the Magik series that I've never been impressed by other deemed classics such as Tranceport. I just like Magik that much. I could write books about every single one them, but I don't want to bore you all hehe.


Posted by refuge on May-25-2004 03:05:

Magik 3: Far From Earth..


Posted by Konijn on May-25-2004 03:27:

quote:
[i
The raw intensity of the Magik series will never be surpassed in my books.


totally agree -- best compilation by a trance dj ever (and one of the best compilations ever, period)


--i've been on a magik 3 kick lately--


Posted by tranceCDs on May-25-2004 03:55:

quote:
Originally posted by YaleTrance
That's my least favorite Ti�sto compilation ever. it was his first blatant cash grab and an obvious marketing ploy to break into the American market. The mixing and developed narrative always struck me as uninspired in comparison to his previous compilations.

The raw intensity of the Magik series will never be surpassed in my books. I was a fan since early on (around '98). There is so much thought put into every single one, and they still age better than any compilation done by the other superstar (trance) djs. You can easily tell they were all mixed using live turntable sessions, as opposed to the Pre Tools cookie-cut formula of the other djs. I was, and still am, so into the Magik series that I've never been impressed by other deemed classics such as Tranceport. I just like Magik that much. I could write books about every single one them, but I don't want to bore you all hehe.

*grrr*, damn your wisdom


Posted by Dj Dovla on May-25-2004 04:01:

M3 is my fav too ...


Posted by arecebo on May-25-2004 04:42:

forbidden paradise, but 8 is the best and it wasnt mixed by tiesto apparently


Posted by ratz on May-25-2004 04:51:

magik 3 is amazing... but im gonna have to say 4 or 5... 5 more... damn that cd is amazing all the way though


Posted by First Strike on May-25-2004 04:55:

In Search of Sunrise


Posted by Tranc3 on May-25-2004 05:04:

quote:
Originally posted by YaleTrance
That's my least favorite Ti�sto compilation ever. it was his first blatant cash grab and an obvious marketing ploy to break into the American market. The mixing and developed narrative always struck me as uninspired in comparison to his previous compilations.

The raw intensity of the Magik series will never be surpassed in my books. I was a fan since early on (around '98). There is so much thought put into every single one, and they still age better than any compilation done by the other superstar (trance) djs. You can easily tell they were all mixed using live turntable sessions, as opposed to the Pre Tools cookie-cut formula of the other djs. I was, and still am, so into the Magik series that I've never been impressed by other deemed classics such as Tranceport. I just like Magik that much. I could write books about every single one them, but I don't want to bore you all hehe.


************, I still like Summerbreeze better. Quite frankly, I don't care why the artist did something, or even how they did it. The only thing I really care about is the final product, and for me, the tracklisting in Summerbreeze surpasses any of his other mixed cds.


Posted by Pio on May-25-2004 06:14:

What I like so much about the Forbidden Paradise and Magik series is that all together they narrate the history of evolution of Dutch trance. ISOS 2 was also a big defining moment, I have to give credit to that one as well.


quote:
Originally posted by Tranc3
************, I still like Summerbreeze better. Quite frankly, I don't care why the artist did something, or even how they did it. The only thing I really care about is the final product, and for me, the tracklisting in Summerbreeze surpasses any of his other mixed cds.


That's cool. The t/l is definitely great, but he had played many of those tracks in other compilations that came before. I think some of us were spoiled by the brilliance of Magiks 5 and 6 and hence Summerbreeze was simply not as impressive for me.

There's just something about it that doesn't make me go like all the Magiks and ISOSs do. I really can't explain it.


quote:
Originally posted by Konijn Island
totally agree -- best compilation by a trance dj ever (and one of the best compilations ever, period)


--i've been on a magik 3 kick lately--


Right now I'm on the Magik 5 zone because someone mentioned Allure-No more tears. This year I've been digging Magiks 1 and 2 for some reason.

I have to get back on track with Magik 3. Ayla into I Know is one of my favorite Ti�sto transitions ever.


Posted by SteHay2003 on May-25-2004 12:00:

quote:
Originally posted by YaleTrance
I have to get back on track with Magik 3. Ayla into I Know is one of my favorite Ti�sto transitions ever.


That's a brilliant transition, but Ice Rain into Ayla is an orgasmic experience when you hear it for the first time.

Those were the days when Tiesto's sets flowed, where as now he tries mashing hard-edged songs with softer songs. But he could at one time mix many styles in one set, just listen to 'Forbidden Paradise 5 - Arctic Expedition' for prove.


Posted by Wildfir3 on May-25-2004 12:07:

ISOS 3


Posted by apostrophe on May-25-2004 13:09:

magik series were the most inovative...but in search of sunrise is some damn good listening too...


Posted by Ultravibe! on May-25-2004 13:21:

quote:
Originally posted by ratz
magik 3 is amazing... but im gonna have to say 4 or 5... 5 more... damn that cd is amazing all the way though


still listen to magik 5 a few times each week, such an amazing pice of art.

Especially the part:
-FIRE & ICE NEVERENDING MELODY
-YAHEL OPEN YOUR MIND (MAGIKAL REMAKE)
-AIRWAVE ALONE IN THE DARK

Best of the best!


Posted by Sand Leaper on May-25-2004 13:26:

Forbidden Paradise is not a Tiesto series, he only mixed volumes 3-7. DJ Blackout did the first two, and I know Misja Helsloot has mixed some of them as well.


Posted by sandstorm03 on May-25-2004 13:27:

i think all of tiestos series are really good, having to choose 1 is just dumb...


Posted by chrome on May-25-2004 13:30:

magik 3,5,6 &
isos 1-3


Posted by djat&p on May-25-2004 16:55:

magik 5,6 and forbidden paradise 3


Posted by TiksA on May-26-2004 04:26:

In Search Of Sunrise 2 and Magik 5/6


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