tiesto- elements of life *review*

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Posted by bucke on Mar-13-2007 23:14:

lmfao that clip made my day. but its sooo true in a way anyone will buy anything that has tiesto's name on it.

Posted by shuni on Mar-14-2007 02:11:

LMAO, that last line is brilliant!!!!

Posted by stefanoc on Mar-14-2007 02:40:

ahahahhahahaha!!! its hilarious. i love the stupidity and the simplicity. playing his dog on his casio and the second coming of christ hahahaha

Posted by Xtracktor on Mar-14-2007 02:50:

LMAO!!

Posted by bucke on Mar-14-2007 03:24:

Posted by bucke on Mar-20-2007 15:33:

remixes of the track in the dark are already out. the tiesto trance remix and karl b remix are pretty good although imo the vocals still ruin the track

Posted by Direct on Mar-20-2007 21:14:

Posted by bucke on Mar-20-2007 21:25:

i wonder if he'll ever do a show where he DOESN'T play lethal industry and flight 643. seriously i think ppl go to his shows just to listen to those tracks

Posted by Xtracktor on Mar-20-2007 21:33:

Posted by Andrieux on Mar-20-2007 22:21:

BORING CD!

Dont even want to waste typing how lame is was to listen to.

Hopefully there will be some good remixes.

Posted by CrazedOut on Mar-20-2007 22:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Andrieux
BORING CD!

Dont even want to waste typing how lame is was to listen to.

Hopefully there will be some good remixes.

Good, maybe you shouldnt even waste your time posting here at all.

Posted by Clovis on Mar-21-2007 00:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Xtracktor
Or to witness the second coming of christ

Or his awesome crowd control via jesus poses and fruity hand moves

Posted by stefanoc on Mar-21-2007 00:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Direct

wow. this video really makes it feel like hes the second coming of christ.

seriously, what has tiesto done that noone else ever done before? whats the thing hes done that other 'dreamed of'?

Posted by bucke on Mar-21-2007 00:57:

quote:
Originally posted by stefanoc
wow. this video really makes it feel like hes the second coming of christ.

seriously, what has tiesto done that noone else ever done before? whats the thing hes done that other 'dreamed of'?

hmmm lets seee.....lethal industry, flight 643? fruity hand moves?

oh wait its all been done before

Posted by Clovis on Mar-21-2007 00:59:

Wow, that video is ridiculous. And if you've heard the CD its hard not to laugh...hardly any new creative ground was tread in the least...

Posted by kath on Mar-21-2007 00:59:

quote:
Originally posted by bucke
i wonder if he'll ever do a show where he DOESN'T play lethal industry and flight 643. seriously i think ppl go to his shows just to listen to those tracks

those are both great songs. i would much rather hear him play songs from in my memory over and over again than listen to anything from elements of life...but that's just my opinion.

Posted by Clovis on Mar-21-2007 01:01:

quote:
Originally posted by bucke
hmmm lets seee.....lethal industry, flight 643? fruity hand moves?

oh wait its all been done before

In his defence, he did pretty much start the idea of a DJ show with 10k + people centered around only one DJ.

And 30ft LED en-circled DJ booths.

And Cirque Du Soileil-esque performances during DJing.

Posted by bucke on Mar-21-2007 01:07:

quote:
Originally posted by kath
those are both great songs. i would much rather hear him play songs from in my memory over and over again than listen to anything from elements of life...but that's just my opinion.

true those are awesome songs that revolutionized the genre. but they're also amazingly simple tracks and the point is he needs to come up some new songs that are as great as those....not the (mostly) crap he made in elements of life. when was the last time tiesto came out with anything even comparable to those tracks? even dance4life was pretty mediocre. lethal industry and flight 643 are awesome tracks....but way overplayed. tiesto aint what he used to be. maybe he's too cracked out to make good tracks anymore or maybe he just needs to stick to remixing.

Posted by bucke on Mar-21-2007 01:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
In his defence, he did pretty much start the idea of a DJ show with 10k + people centered around only one DJ.

And 30ft LED en-circled DJ booths.

And Cirque Du Soileil-esque performances during DJing.

yup and all joking aside probably half the LA trance community would show up to see him if he came in town.

Posted by bas on Mar-21-2007 01:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Direct

Is this for real?

Posted by kath on Mar-21-2007 01:53:

on youtube it says that this is the trailer video for his elements of life album/tour.
i could be wrong, but sadly, i think that it is for real.

Posted by Clovis on Mar-21-2007 01:55:

quote:
Originally posted by bucke
yup and all joking aside probably half the LA trance community would show up to see him if he came in town.

The other half being comprised of 16 year old girls on E who think hes making all those tracks on the spot, tapping into their psyche with those amazing vocals.

Posted by bucke on Mar-21-2007 01:57:

Posted by CrazedOut on Mar-21-2007 04:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
The other half being comprised of 16 year old girls on E who think hes making all those tracks on the spot, tapping into their psyche with those amazing vocals.

(once again...) SCORE!

That was a sick trailer, and Coachella will be the last time I get to fucking miss him here in So Cal!

Ah yes, and if anyone ever sees Maxi Jazz, he's a dead man! Worst fucking vocalist ever and killed D4L could've been such a sick track!!

Posted by stefanoc on Mar-21-2007 05:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Clovis
The other half being comprised of 16 year old girls on E who think hes making all those tracks on the spot, tapping into their psyche with those amazing vocals.

sadly they are usually older than 16.

btw, didnt oakenfold ever throw big 'raves' like tiesto? or is it the fact that it wasnt called 'oakenfold in concert'.

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