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Posted by eXeTik on Jun-11-2002 11:40:

quote:
Originally posted by mos man
I am looking forward to Magik 8 as well


Hopefully it will be more like Magik 6 then 7, cuz 7 simply sucked ass (''.)


Posted by nekholm on Jun-11-2002 12:19:

thanx porky, I only had a 63 minutes version
put a space between "aaa" and "djtiestoisos3", works better


Posted by Batistuta on Jun-11-2002 12:20:

Tracks

Yes 'Hear You Now' should have been 1 minute longer or so, but overall I think ISOS3 is a great CD. Starecase and Jericho are awesome!


Posted by tango on Jun-11-2002 13:41:

Ok, here we go, the original info from the cd!

In Search Of Sunrise is Ti�sto's tribute to beaches, sun and Ibiza, open air venues and those long summernights. Please welcome In Search Of Sunrise 3, the latest addition to the evergrowing success of DJ Ti�sto.

It's been over 18 months since Ti�sto released In Search Of Sunrise 2. After the release of his artist album In My Memory, and his extensive travels and tours around the world, he has selected his best tour records, and has added some of the most beautiful gems in electronic music today.

Included is Ti�sto's warm remix from Paul Oakenfold's Southern Sun, and the future hitsingle Summer Calling by Andain, Josh Gabriels new band. Other favourites are DJ Hooligan "Hear You Now", Starecase "Faith" and the classic Nalin & Kane "Open Your Eyes". Of course the mixing is flawless, and that summer vibe is back again. Bring it on!




grtz,
TNG


Posted by ampburner on Jun-11-2002 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by tango
Of course the mixing is flawless, and that summer vibe is back again.


Posted by mos man on Jun-11-2002 17:39:

Smiley DJ

quote:
Originally posted by tango




omg was it played in Panama at the time of making ?

I bloody hope so cos Panama is wiked for housey progressive trance (Check humate PLAY Vol.01 (Panama)


Posted by tango on Jun-11-2002 17:44:

Just to clear things up:

It's not an live CD! He just mixed it in an studio in panama. And that picture is also taken in panama.

Just like isos 1 was recorded in ibiza, and isos 2 in
Sydney.

grtz,
TNG


Posted by mos man on Jun-11-2002 17:56:

Smiley DJ

Why does he/other dj's have to travel so far to record ? Is it because there are MEGA studios in places like Panama, Sydney etc... ?


Posted by ampburner on Jun-11-2002 19:58:

I'd like to ask everyone who's so enthousiastic about this (promo) cd how they feel about the beatmatching/mixing...


Posted by burns on Jun-11-2002 20:09:

quote:
Originally posted by ampburner
I'd like to ask everyone who's so enthousiastic about this (promo) cd how they feel about the beatmatching/mixing...


he he ....Im not even going to go there...Im not up for a flame war at moment..Instead i am chilling to a few down tempo beats...


Posted by Piet on Jun-11-2002 21:58:

Smiley DJ

I can't say anything bad about ISOS3 (promo)...

the tracks are exactly what the cd says:
"his best tour records, and some of the most beautiful gems in electronic music today"
For people who wanted the newest tracks that haven't even been played yet in livesets, sorry guys that was not what I expected and not what Tiesto was trying to do with this album...

Also, it is strange to me that other people expected bangin, and or super uplifting trance from ISOS! I mean please!! ISOS is chill, smooth, slow... i can't imagine being a trance fan and not knowing about the ISOS series, i mean for me, ISOS 2 helped define trance music at the time...

Anyway ISOS3 (promo) delivered exactly what i expected, which is some of the best tracks trance has to offer...

At the moment, i feel ISOS2 might have been more groundbreaking than ISOS3 (promo), but i can't say that ISOS3 (promo) isn't a great great cd...


Posted by Strike on Jun-11-2002 22:47:

d/led it and listening to it rite now
so far it's 100% mint!
if some1 is willing to teach me how to burn using cue sheets please pm me
thanks


Posted by autoracer1 on Jun-11-2002 22:51:

Everyone keeps saying that its a promo. Does this mean that there will be a different mix of it on the cd? Im going to buy the CD anyway, all ISOS hold a special place for me. 1 and 2 were fanfuckintastic and this one is shaping up to be. Im around 8 min in, and yeah that Hear you Now needed to be played more.


Posted by Strike on Jun-11-2002 23:21:

promo basically is an advanced copy...not retail..
so the list might change
but i doubt it will, and if it does, it won't change drastically


Posted by mecha on Jun-12-2002 02:07:

quote:
Originally posted by tango
Ok, here we go, the original info from the cd!

In Search Of Sunrise is Ti�sto's tribute to beaches, sun and Ibiza, open air venues and those long summernights. Please welcome In Search Of Sunrise 3, the latest addition to the evergrowing success of DJ Ti�sto.

It's been over 18 months since Ti�sto released In Search Of Sunrise 2. After the release of his artist album In My Memory, and his extensive travels and tours around the world, he has selected his best tour records, and has added some of the most beautiful gems in electronic music today.

Included is Ti�sto's warm remix from Paul Oakenfold's Southern Sun, and the future hitsingle Summer Calling by Andain, Josh Gabriels new band. Other favourites are DJ Hooligan "Hear You Now", Starecase "Faith" and the classic Nalin & Kane "Open Your Eyes". Of course the mixing is flawless, and that summer vibe is back again. Bring it on!




grtz,
TNG



thx for the news


Posted by xpander007 on Jun-12-2002 02:13:

quote:
Originally posted by burns


It basically just goes down to the fact that some people cant listen to down tempo trance....Nothing wrong with that...I can adjust to almost any genre and still really enjoy it.

Xpander you need to download this CD man, Its really smooth


Yes it is definately a must!


Posted by escee on Jun-12-2002 04:45:

After listening to it a few more times, I also think the mixing, well fade, between Strings Ultd and Southern sun is a bit basic. It doesnt throw off the mix but, I just expected better.

Strike to burn the cd using a cue sheet, download cdrwin and load the cuesheet, then burn, you may have to change the file name in the .cue to match whats on your hard drive. Its not too hard.

Another question, was this released on the black hole label or another? Because i was listening to isos1 last night and noticed it was released on the songbird label. But that could have been because Blackhole wasnt around yet, since it was released in 99.


Posted by ampburner on Jun-12-2002 11:33:

quote:
Originally posted by burns


he he ....Im not even going to go there...Im not up for a flame war at moment..Instead i am chilling to a few down tempo beats...


lol I'm not trying to start a flamewar, and I admit I might have said some things in the other thread. I'm just asking for ppl's opinions

quote:

Instead i am chilling to a few down tempo beats...


great Idea, much better than argueing on the internet opens up John Digweed / MMII


Posted by burns on Jun-12-2002 11:36:

quote:
Originally posted by ampburner


lol I'm not trying to start a flamewar, and I admit I might have said some things in the other thread. I'm just asking for ppl's opinions



great Idea, much better than argueing on the internet opens up John Digweed / MMII


he he, I am listening to a Oakenfold Global Underground.....ahhh. If you intrested, tonight i will be really tired and ratty, maybee you could PM me, ill be well up for a flame war....he he

Also nice to see you have seen the good side of the CD ....You do like it now dont you ? Well better than you did at first ??


Posted by ampburner on Jun-12-2002 12:02:

oh sure I love the intro + first 4 tracks (hear you now. starecase, summercalling, solarcoaster) and the way they are mixed, creats a great flow in the set, but after that I'm not sure.... the mixing is off at times, the tracks are still great (mindcircus!), but the "flow" isn't (IMHO) as good as it could have been.


Posted by burns on Jun-12-2002 14:22:

quote:
Originally posted by ampburner
oh sure I love the intro + first 4 tracks (hear you now. starecase, summercalling, solarcoaster) and the way they are mixed, creats a great flow in the set, but after that I'm not sure.... the mixing is off at times, the tracks are still great (mindcircus!), but the "flow" isn't (IMHO) as good as it could have been.


Yeah the intro is impotant to me because if i listen to a set and the begining sucks then i usually dont give it a chance and will switch off...But isos3 really grabbed me by the balls, All the tracks are amazing but the first few tunes reallly got my attention

The flow really works for me...I could just listen all day

Ive got a chance to spin at a big house party this Friday...Theres no doubt that i will be dropping about 75% of the tunes on isos3...I got quite a few of the tracks on 12" but the rest i will be slipping onto CD before Friday...he he


Posted by Ste on Jun-12-2002 15:15:

i prefer tiesto's live work to this cd, the cd is more suited for the home listener. which makes it serve its purpose i suppose


Posted by elena on Jun-12-2002 18:10:

quote:
Originally posted by mos man


omg was it played in Panama at the time of making ?

I bloody hope so cos Panama is wiked for housey progressive trance (Check humate PLAY Vol.01 (Panama)


hehe....he played most of the songs of isos3..
heard it live..what a beauty!


Posted by Dj-2TaLL on Jun-12-2002 18:48:

guys i wanna burn it on cd...
is there a chance u ppl would have a cue list for me???

or should i make my own?


Posted by burns on Jun-12-2002 19:23:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj-2TaLL
guys i wanna burn it on cd...
is there a chance u ppl would have a cue list for me???

or should i make my own?


he he he I smell trouble


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