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IMO Tiesto was at his best in 2002.

i gaurantee there will be music there. if its anything that tiesto has shown, it will be top notch just like any other night. he's just focusing on the visuals because the audio part is finished. what, did u expect him to sing brand new lyrics for Flight 643?

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Originally posted by Dj_Day-V LA, Washington, Miami, New Orleans... http://www.tiestoinconcert.com/

Ahh damn what a bummer!

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Originally posted by DjConfessions what, did u expect him to sing brand new lyrics for Flight 643?

These days, that wouldn't surprise me.

The percussionists better take breaks during his transitions, or they'll have to choose which beat to follow, which could be challenging.

I think Richie Hawtin light shows are better!!!!

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Originally posted by Soonmeister I got the Tiesto in Concert 2003 DVD and have to say i pretty much enjoyed it all the way thru..... i could see his connection to the crowd and even tho his mixing wasnt perfect the crowd went posistivly GAA GAA but the drawback for me was the little acts inbetween each country.....they were a little......cheesey i wouldnt mind to fork out major currency to see a Tiesto concert...it would be guuuuuuuuuuuuud i liked how he got jan johnston, kain and Andian to preform vocals live for him......

i plan on going to at least 1 of these events. the 2004 dvd was way better than the 2003 one, and if im not mistaken it appears that andain was singing beautiful things live... looks like lip syncing?¿ (i started to skip thru the dvd after watching that, didnt skip thru 2004 concert dvd tho.)

theres nothing wrong with this!

they are just improving the visuals to add to a great atmopsheric night, music side of things can only go so far thus he will put on a great set!

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Originally posted by mzvirbulis theres nothing wrong with this! they are just improving the visuals to add to a great atmopsheric night, music side of things can only go so far thus he will put on a great set!

He'll only put on a good set if the club/stadium owners lock all liquor cabinets.

Also, I don't think an Asian clown girating to "Like A Waterfall" exactly "atmosphereic" more than it is both disturbing and probably annoying.

This is my myopic view on this:

Tiësto In Concert is an event that sells. Tickets sell fast. This is given.

It's good that Tiësto has decided to bring a little something of that TiC experience to the US of A. It doesn’t matter if it’s a 4 hour event. If you happen to think that is too expensive, simply don’t go. The important point here, that many seem to be ignoring, is the fact that for the first time people will have a chance to experience this show without having to fly overseas. The mountain comes to you. Of course it will not be the same as the 8 hour concert. It would be a taste of what the original is like, a taste that many are looking forward to.

Today people have various options when it comes to hearing the music we love. That’s all good. Trance is growing. You can go to your friend’s house to hear him/her play while drinking, go to the nearest favorite club to hear your favorite DJ while dancing with the people that love the same music you do, or go to a bigger event, in this case Tiësto In Concert, to experience something magikal. You have choices. That’s what makes this music great. More chances than we had before.

If “something” is in demand, it is very likely that the price for that “something” will be high. Some people will think that “something” is worth it. So don’t ruin it for them.

It’s about the music. Just experience, listen and love it.

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Originally posted by NiteMer The percussionists better take breaks during his transitions, or they'll have to choose which beat to follow, which could be challenging.

Ba-duh DUM zinnnggg!

But seriously:

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Originally posted by DjConfessions he's just focusing on the visuals because the audio part is finished.

You mean he'll just stand there watching the crowd, getting drunk, pimping on little girlies, doing his god pose and pretending to be busy with a fake plastic mixer while his prerecorded CD is playing or what?

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Originally posted by NiteMer The percussionists better take breaks during his transitions, or they'll have to choose which beat to follow, which could be challenging.

I will see Tiesto spin in a club, but you probably won't see me at a Tiesto in Concert event.

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Originally posted by flavdave I will see Tiesto spin in a club, but you probably won't see me at a Tiesto in Concert event.

yeah, it makes difference!

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Originally posted by flavdave I will see Tiesto spin in a club, but you probably won't see me at a Tiesto in Concert event.

+1

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Originally posted by vrahnos

I just had a thought though, and this could be pretty cool. If the drummers are really good, and he came off his beat, they could create a stutter beat too, and follow any of his mistakes, hence covering them. Might not be a bad idea at all. But if he's just recording in advance it doesn't matter anyway. Just want to add that pre-mixing a set, for live performances, is a disgrace IMO. I don't even like playing the same records, in the same order, for more than a set, let alone pre-recording. That takes all the live performance out of the live performance.

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Originally posted by ierxium It’s about the music.

No, it's about spectacle. If it was about music, then you could just have the DJ playing music in a pitch black room.

Ticket sales are not doing well for the LA TIC. If they don't pick up, they will have to cancel it or lower the prices.

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Originally posted by ncgroov808 Ticket sales are not doing well for the LA TIC. If they don't pick up, they will have to cancel it or lower the prices.

no no, if they do that, tiesto will starve to death

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Originally posted by ncgroov808 Ticket sales are not doing well for the LA TIC. If they don't pick up, they will have to cancel it or lower the prices.

As well they should. $60 for a floor ticket is just a tad steep.

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Originally posted by basd Ba-duh DUM zinnnggg! But seriously: You mean he'll just stand there watching the crowd, getting drunk, pimping on little girlies, doing his god pose and pretending to be busy with a fake plastic mixer while his prerecorded CD is playing or what?

by saying that the music part is "finished" he meant that his "music" is already fine tuned, now hes going to the "next" level, by adding more to the "experience", by putting some more visuals. thats pretty much the only way to go, after I saw the tiesto in concert 2, it was very obvious that the visual effects were nothing special, nothing interesting, and pretty much nothing to see there, visually the concert sucks, just take out the music out of the picture and u'll see that there's nothing to see pretty much. just a bunch of cheesy lights flickering and thats it, the stage around tiesto isnt that much entertaining either, they could've done a lot more with that toy but i guess there wasnt that much time to prepare all that, since they only had pretty much only one month to put the whole thing together, and thats not really enough time to do everything u could possibly put into the concert. but the visuals of the concert definitely need to be polished a bit, hope that they do a good job with the next tiesto in concert in usa. I'm going to the Miami concert, we'll see what happens.

music wise tiesto pretty much outdone everything i have heard from any other dj, last time i saw tiesto at space in miami on march 2005 his "music" was something different from anything i have heard before, it was so....different? that i didnt really pick up his vibe at the moment, but realized about a month later what had taken place, i dont know how to explain it, his latest songs that he plays go to another level, specially with the union jack - two full moons and a trout (fred baker remix) and the joop - another world, its like a whole another kind of music, his whole set is on another level, even though the variety of the songs is pretty broad, there is something that prevails throughout the whole set, its like he maintains the same "note" the whole time. i dont mean the same "note" in the direct sense of the word, its a bit misleading to say the same "note", i think it would be better to say the same "vibe" or i dont know, u have to experience it yourself. its not evident on the tiesto in concert 2 though.

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