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I still like Tiesto a lot. One of my friends that went with me really love the NATC set. He was disappointed Tiesto didn't play longer, but really enjoyed the set. But ya, in my opinion, that set wasn't any good. I'm not looking forward to paying $50 to see him play there again. Unfortunately it might cost $50 to see him play again anywhere it seems like.

Yeah i see what you mean man. His isos sound is amazing. There is no other cd's like them. Real smooth feel to them. Yeah seems like there was less of that in that show that night. When i saw him in charlotte it was completely different. He played a very high energy trance set. I miss both of those nights...good times.

He definately didn't play a 4 hour set. He might have hit 3 hours, but I'm not even sure of that. I left a little after 4 too and I know Ian had been on for a few. I was really not sure what was happening when Ian came back out, so I hung for a few.

As far as what he played, I didn't care for it either because I was hoping for more from his ISOS and such too. I think he played a lot of techy, progressive stuff, but I guess that's not what I expected to hear from him. And Markus does play a lot of progressive stuff. He really only plays a few of the big "hits" usually. He seems very diverse.

Yep, at the end of the day, it all comes down to expectations.

Markus honestly does exceed my expectations each time I see him.

Tiesto and PvD have come up far short the last couple of times.

Armin meets my expectations.

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Originally posted by PVDfan07 He definately didn't play a 4 hour set. He might have hit 3 hours, but I'm not even sure of that. I left a little after 4 too and I know Ian had been on for a few. I was really not sure what was happening when Ian came back out, so I hung for a few. As far as what he played, I didn't care for it either because I was hoping for more from his ISOS and such too. I think he played a lot of techy, progressive stuff, but I guess that's not what I expected to hear from him. And Markus does play a lot of progressive stuff. He really only plays a few of the big "hits" usually. He seems very diverse.

show me one set of markus's with progressive in it as of the last year or so. I mean not that i think his set is any less good cause his style has changed...i absolutely loved his set last ime i saw him and wrote a blog about it. But yeah, he spins no progressive. Maybe your thinking of some of his deeper trance cuts he plays ala arnej and such. Schulz is epic regardless his current style...its always top choice.

my myspace default says enough about that

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Originally posted by Lostvission show me one set of markus's with progressive in it as of the last year or so. I mean not that i think his set is any less good cause his style has changed...i absolutely loved his set last ime i saw him and wrote a blog about it. But yeah, he spins no progressive. Maybe your thinking of some of his deeper trance cuts he plays ala arnej and such. Schulz is epic regardless his current style...its always top choice.

Just what comes to mind, I always thought stuff like Mr. Pit, which he seems to love, and such were progressive, but maybe I'm way off. Whatever his style, he is great, and compared to Armin or people like him, he really doesn't spin all that much of the epic trance stuff so to speak. He mixes it up a lot.

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Originally posted by PVDfan07 Just what comes to mind, I always thought stuff like Mr. Pit, which he seems to love, and such were progressive, but maybe I'm way off. Whatever his style, he is great, and compared to Armin or people like him, he really doesn't spin all that much of the epic trance stuff so to speak. He mixes it up a lot.

nah mr pit and arnej and all that are all deep trance. Good shit too..

From what I remember I thought the bass and overall sound was very loud for the room, especially because the room was so big and empty towards the back that it just sounded off to me. And I definitely left with my ears ringing (which doesn�t always happen and shouldn�t happen).
I remember being a bit disappointed with the time as well� I recall there definitely being a lot of bitching on here regarding how short he played and how good a job Ian James did. This was all during the EOL World Tour so I think all of us were hoping there would be either greater visuals/effects and maybe even a live performance (although that would have been a stretch after seeing the actual setup at NATC).
Regardless I, personally, was really happy with the tracklist as he started out the night with some ISOS 6 stuff but quickly progressed to EOL material and then threw in some trancers (including The Legacy!). I was keeping tabs on the songs being played (until some ass wipe threw water in the air and it got all over my $600 iPhone, which made me very angry at the time lol!). See below for what I had recorded down.
Overall I thought it was a fun night. I got my money�s worth as did my friends and we all enjoyed the music.

Tracklisting (incomplete)

14-09-07
North Atlanta Trade Center � Atlanta, Georgia USA
01:00 � 04:00
01 Ti�sto � Ten Seconds Before Sunrise (Original Mix)
02 Andy Duguid Feat. Leah � Don�t Belong (Original Mix)
03 Shah & Laruso Present Global Experience � Madras
04 Leonid Rudenko � Summerfish (Scandall Sunset On Ibiza Remix)
05 Red Carpet � Alright (Doman & Pettigrew Bootleg)
06 Ti�sto Feat. BT � Break My Fall (Original Mix)
07 Ti�sto � Lethal Industry (Richard Durand Remix)
08 Tegan & Sara � Back In Your Head (Ti�sto Remix)
09 Ti�sto Feat. Christian Burns � In The Dark (Original Mix)
10 Ti�sto � Bright Morningstar (Original Mix)
11 ID
12 Abbott & Chambers � Never After (Original Mix)
13 ID female vocal
14 ID male vox
15 Ti�sto � Carpe Noctum (Original Mix)
16 Ohmna � The Sun Will Shine (Sunrise Mix)
17 Ti�sto Feat. Charlotte Martin � Sweet Things (Tom Cloud Remix)
18 Vadim Zhukov � On Tour (Spreading Peace) (Dub Mix)
19 ID female vocal
20 Deadmau5 � Not Exactly
21 ID
22 ID vocal track
-- CountParis � Poza
-- Ti�sto Presents Allure Feat. Julie Thompson � Somewhere Inside (Original Mix)
-- Cosmic Gate � Should�ve Known (Extended Mix)
-- Saltwater � The Legacy (Alphazone Remix)
-- Sophie Sugar � Day Seven (Sophie�s One Night In Jakarta Mix)
-- Syntone � Heal My World (Jesselyn Remix)
-- Frank Biazzi � Turbulence
-- Ti�sto � He�s A Pirate (Album Version)
-- Ti�sto � Elements Of Life
-- Jedidja � Dancing Water
-- Ti�sto � Adagio For Strings (Original Mix)

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Originally posted by keithos27 From what I remember I thought the bass and overall sound was very loud for the room, especially because the room was so big and empty towards the back that it just sounded off to me. And I definitely left with my ears ringing (which doesn�t always happen and shouldn�t happen).

I remember not being able to hear a thing afterwards, which is not good. I've been to a lot of shows and that was the only one I was actually worried that I may have done some damage. I was in the middle of the crowd not too far from the huge speakers and I just remember the bass being so bad, it made me feel sick and I had to get out of the crowd and lose my good spot. I've never felt like that before. I think that is the night I decided to wear earplugs to any concert or dj and have never looked back.

If you are looking to hear a lot of Tiesto tracks, it was a great show, but there isn't much more in the setlist I really cared for.

So the tracklist was about 30 songs? That's about 3 hours. Seems a little long...as I'm still fairly confident he didn't break 2.5 hours.

it is what it is...

i wonder if he will be booked again there next time or maybe the tabby would be nice. Pretty sure opera would have to get booked two nights in a row to handle his crowd.

georgia world congress center or verizon amp

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Originally posted by ZeeRobot1 georgia world congress center or verizon amp

lmao verizon amp hahaha...sit in your seat, eat some nachos, watch tiesto. No.

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Originally posted by Lostvission i wonder if he will be booked again there next time or maybe the tabby would be nice. Pretty sure opera would have to get booked two nights in a row to handle his crowd.

He could be booked a whole week and would still sell out every night. I still don't understand the demand for him.

And I would be perfectly content sitting in the stands chilling at Verizon. I think they probably have a floor though. Never been there even though it's about 5 minutes from me.

His last show at the Tabby was a train wreck.

Songs kept skipping...someone kept knocking a power cord loose.

I'm just a cynical bastard now about seeing Tiesto I realize...

the tabby show was my favorite of his in atlanta.

How is that possible?

lol

i have only seen him 3 times in atlanta. as a lot of people posted earlier, i was disappointed at NATC due to the length of the show. last year, tiesto didnt really seem to into the show at opera.

Even though he had 2 disc skips and 2 power outages you still enjoyed the Tabby show?

I enjoyed the tracks...but those interruptions really killed the night.

I'm probably one of the few people who loves trance, but really doesn't care for Tiesto. Although I will give him another chance if the conditions are right. If he comes to a huge venue again, I may check it out. If it's at Opera, no thanks.

His show back in the summer of 2004 was glorious

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