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Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 08:02:

well , the track is actually an soundtrack
william orbit - barbers adaggio bla bla bla
Ferry did first remix in 2004 ( if im not wrong )
after some time Tiesto arrived the same track .


Posted by Mmanu on Mar-19-2007 09:37:

Thread of the year


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 09:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Mmanu
Thread of the year


no kidding


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Mar-19-2007 09:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
well , the track is actually an soundtrack
william orbit - barbers adaggio bla bla bla
Ferry did first remix in 2004 ( if im not wrong )
after some time Tiesto arrived the same track .

Nothing in this post is correct.


Posted by Sushipunk on Mar-19-2007 10:02:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
well , the track is actually an soundtrack
william orbit - barbers adaggio bla bla bla
Ferry did first remix in 2004 ( if im not wrong )
after some time Tiesto arrived the same track .


Thank you. Just thank you


Posted by MrJiveBoJingles on Mar-19-2007 10:14:

It was used in at least one soundtrack, yeah, but the context in which you first hear something doesn't necessarily have anything at all to do with who produced / wrote it or the purpose for which it was originally produced.

I wish everybody would understand that, but maybe that's hoping for the impossible.


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:27:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Nothing in this post is correct.


this is soundtrack , 100 % sure


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Mar-19-2007 10:35:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
this is soundtrack , 100 % sure

What?


Posted by camsr on Mar-19-2007 10:38:

It's settled:



Nuff said!


Posted by GoSpeedGo! on Mar-19-2007 10:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
this is soundtrack , 100 % sure


Not originally. It�s a piece of classical music composed by Samuel Barber that was interpreted many times and accidentaly also here for example. However, this has nothing to do with Orbit, Tiesto & Corsten.


Posted by isoterra on Mar-19-2007 10:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
well , the track is actually an soundtrack
william orbit - barbers adaggio bla bla bla
Ferry did first remix in 2004 ( if im not wrong )
after some time Tiesto arrived the same track .


blatant alt


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
What?


this track was used as a soundtrack


Posted by Sushipunk on Mar-19-2007 10:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
this is soundtrack , 100 % sure


quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
this track was used as a soundtrack


Wow, really? Damn, he must have been a hell of a forward thinker!

So...What was the film he wrote the soundtrack for in, errr...1936..???


Posted by Mr.Mystery on Mar-19-2007 10:40:

quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
blatant alt

Yup. It's getting quite tiring now.


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:41:

im @ work now
i cant watch the CD for the correct name


Posted by Sushipunk on Mar-19-2007 10:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
im @ work now
i cant watch the CD for the correct name


Oh cool, he released the CD back in '36 ? Sweet, that's gotta be worth a bunch of cash now man!


Posted by camsr on Mar-19-2007 10:44:

Arteh is the soundtrack for a silent film.


Posted by Sushipunk on Mar-19-2007 10:45:

quote:
Originally posted by camsr
Arteh is a soundtrack for a silent film.


He doesn't seem nearly as silent as I was hoping for.


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:46:



this is the moovie where iwe heared the sound first time in my life


Posted by GrimReaper on Mar-19-2007 10:47:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
well , the track is actually an soundtrack
william orbit - barbers adaggio bla bla bla
Ferry did first remix in 2004 ( if im not wrong )
after some time Tiesto arrived the same track .

??
Samuel Barber made the original Adagio For Strings as the "peak" part of a composition called String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11 back in 1936. More than anything else, Adagio For Strings has been used as a funeral music for politicians, presidents and other powerful persons over the years. The best known classical performances of the piece have been by Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (in the 1986 movie Platoon, d'oh!) and London Symphony Orchestra whose version has got a massive success as a digital download.

William Orbit "synthesized" the track in 1999, now titled as Barber's Adagio For Strings, and this one was also remixed by Ferry Corsten and ATB within the same year.

Before Ti�sto came up with his take on the track in 2004, there were countless EDM remixes and remakes made and released by various artists.


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:49:

goddamn
did i said its wrong ?
i said this tune was used as a soundtrack , and ferry corsten did a remix . WHATS WRONG IN MY WORDS ?


Posted by isoterra on Mar-19-2007 10:52:

quote:
Originally posted by GrimReaper
Before Ti�sto came up with his take on the track in 2004


2003

sorry it's been a mini ambition of mine to correct a year in one of your posts the release wasn't until 04 but it was intitially created for the debut 'in concert', which was in may 03


Posted by Arteh on Mar-19-2007 10:53:

GrimReaper im sry for my english
now u know what i was talkin about : O


Posted by GrimReaper on Mar-19-2007 10:53:

quote:
Originally posted by Arteh
GrimReaper im sry for my english
now u know what i was talkin about : O

Yep now i know you just meant it was used as a piece of a soundtrack, not originally made to be one.
quote:
Originally posted by isoterra
2003

sorry it's been a mini ambition of mine to correct a year in one of your posts the release wasn't until 04 but it was intitially created for the debut 'in concert', which was in may 03

Hehe. Alrighty.


Posted by M.Johan on Mar-19-2007 11:17:

tiesto.....


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