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Posted by Resnick on Dec-12-2004 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by hardcore trancer
TIESTO played MAX GRAHAM - AIRTIGHT


That song really did it for me tonite!!!


YES OMG!!!!! that was insane

another nice suprise was modonna - die another day , although not an amazing track, it was refreshing to hear it, quite unexpected


Posted by DVD2004 on Dec-12-2004 21:19:

quote:
Originally posted by Mortyman
I just wanted to say... SCREW YOU ALL!

Sincerely
Jelous West Coaster
*cries*


Awww I guess there's always next year

Actually, I'd be pissed off if he skipped Toronto on his North American tour.


Posted by Euphorica on Dec-12-2004 21:21:

ok, after reading all that Imso pissed I had to leave at 5 ..... ah well. I shouldnt dwell. It was great while i was there.


Post up your pictures!!! my camera was being super ghey so I didnt get to take many. damn manual pos's.


Posted by Euphorica on Dec-12-2004 21:32:

ahhaa. magic show.. omg where'd he go


Posted by Ortemy on Dec-12-2004 21:34:

He never played Armin vs. M.I.K.E - Intruder, he actualy played Pound ( the other side of the vinyl)


Posted by DVD2004 on Dec-12-2004 21:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Euphorica
ok, after reading all that Imso pissed I had to leave at 5 ..... ah well. I shouldnt dwell. It was great while i was there.


ya, I would say between 4-7:30 was my favorite part of his set. Some really good classics towards the end of the night.

Did he play Airforce One - Igor S?? (It would have been between 6:00-7:30am)

I had also noticed that he played a few breaks last night, which I don't ever recall hearing these in sets that I have seen prior to last evening. Maybe I'm wrong


Posted by DVD2004 on Dec-12-2004 21:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Ortemy
He never played Armin vs. M.I.K.E - Intruder, he actualy played Pound ( the other side of the vinyl)


LOL. I knew it! I didn't think I heard Intruder and I asked my friend if he played Pound but she wasn't 100% sure! This has been updated.


Posted by starsearcher on Dec-12-2004 21:51:

quote:
Originally posted by DVD2004
ya, I would say between 4-7:30 was my favorite part of his set. Some really good classics towards the end of the night.

Did he play Airforce One - Igor S?? (It would have been between 6:00-7:30am)

I had also noticed that he played a few breaks last night, which I don't ever recall hearing these in sets that I have seen prior to last evening. Maybe I'm wrong


The breaks song was Tiesto - Heroes...the first track on Parade of the Athletes CD - He opened the olympic games with it


Posted by DVD2004 on Dec-12-2004 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by starsearcher
The breaks song was Tiesto - Heroes...the first track on Parade of the Athletes CD - He opened the olympic games with it


Ahh, Thanks

I haven't heard the CD and those songs (Breda 8pm, Euphoria,Heroes etc...) other then watching the Olympics and hearing some last night.

Was that the only breaks track? I could have sworn I heard more than just one....


Posted by goodnet on Dec-12-2004 22:09:

Tiesto was a good 6-7 hours of solid tunes. I had never seen Tiesto live before, and seeing all the hype (and some people's distaste too) made me go in without too much expectation. Honestly - I wasn't disapointed in his performance at all! I liked how he got hard towards the middle of his set with some techno-ish tracks, then would go back into trance. I was dancing throughout the entire set! Hearing him belt out some classics such as Yahel - Voyage & Gouryella - Gouryella were memorable. It's great trainspotting classic tunes for the first time in a club!!

The Docks was looking awesome. The venue was very packed from 11 pm to 4 AM, so I just hung around with some TAs at the left-front corner of the DJ booth. Effin' A - you guys are a big part of my party experience! The coat check was terrible, and I ended up not checking my jacket when I got into the overcrowded coatcheck room.

The Tiesto fandemonium didn't impress me in the end with thier aggressive grabbing of the autographed stuff - i've never seen that in EDM in my whole partying experience. However, the crowd was full of raw energy. I did manage to grab an autograph'd flyer amongst the other crazed fans though & left The Docks at 8 AM.

Overall a great night.


Posted by cyper on Dec-12-2004 22:12:

Had to leave at 6:30am. Which kinda sucked.

Im new too the whole Trance scene. And since this is the first major event i've been too, it was Fucking awesome!

But what I wanna know is, are there any stores (besides the Tiesto website and ebay) that sell Tiesto Merchandise?


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Dec-12-2004 22:15:

please feel free to add to this .. it would be nice to compare to the montreal tracklist


Way Out West – Killa (Opening track)
Max Graham – Air Tight
Nathan Fake - The Sky Was Pink (holden mix)
Tiesto - Traffic (montana mix)
Phynn - Lucid
Armin vs Mike - Pound
Tiesto - Adiago for Strings
Tiesto - Athena
Tiesto - Breda 4pm
Tiesto -Lethal Industry (2004 mix)
Tiesto - Nyana
Tiesto - Heroes
Yahel - Voyage
Kamaya Painters - Endless Wave
Gouryella Gouryella
Nalin and Kane - open your eyes
Push - Universal Nation
Ridgewalkers - Find (Andy Moor remix)
Ambush – Everlast
Interstate - I Found You
Tiesto – A tear in the Open (some kind of remix)
Tiesto – Just Be (I believe this was also some kind of remix)
DJ Ernesto - Stop 9.5 ??sure? phynn mix??
Octagon Vs. Whirlpool – Alaska
Remy and Roland Klinkenberg - Till ya Drop!
Portishead - Roads (Sultan & The Greek Remix)
Conjure one - tears from the moon (tiesto mix)
Yahel – Voyage
Madonna - Die Another Day (Tiesto Mix)
Tiesto – Love Comes Again
dj danjo and rob styles - duende [signum remix]
Jesselyn - Omnia (Tech-Trance Mix) (last track)


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Dec-12-2004 22:37:

nothing like me and goodnet singing out voyage and everyone looking at us like we're


Posted by goodnet on Dec-12-2004 22:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit
nothing like me and goodnet singing out voyage and everyone looking at us like we're


YES!!!

BAAAA... ba ba baaa.. ba baaaa bAAAAAAAAA.. ba ba.. baa bababa baaaAAaa BAH BAH.... ba ba bAAA ba BAA BAAA!!!


And me chanting out Breda - 4 PM earlier w/DrGoodVibe. lol


Posted by Minhaj on Dec-12-2004 22:46:

wish i was there


Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Dec-12-2004 23:01:

quote:
Originally posted by richard raiban
question:

ok, so here is my question. why is it you guys think that tiesto's set was AMAZING? from what ive read it seems as though he played tracks that EVERYONE knew. was it the best becuase he played nothing but BIG ANTHEMS?

wouldn't you guys love to see tiesto in a smaller venue (more intimate) playing fresh underground music (that you are unaware of)? i think something like this would really allow him to be A LOT more creative than he is when he spins BIG EVENTS.

those are my thoughts...

GOODNIGHT

p.s. im glad that all of you enjoyed yourselves to the fullest! at the end of the day thats all that matters...



Well i personally think its nice when you recon some of the tracks..

tiesto wont change his set much from week to week so if you have listened to something of his recently.. your bound to come across perhaps 90% of the same tracklisting


Posted by dEsidEL on Dec-12-2004 23:02:



i hav decided to revist my review of the night and upgrade my rating from an 8.0 to an 8.25 ..

the atmosphere at this party was simply off the hook.. shouts to all the TAs i spent time partying it up with especially Raverfriendly, chanoa, hardcoretrancer, speedy2k, dnmr, carney and pettiscool!

and all the other TA Tiesto truheadz!


Posted by oleshka on Dec-12-2004 23:12:

aside from coat check nightmare, it was a great night!!

Great vibe and enthusiasm from the crowd- a pleasure to be around(for most part!).


Posted by stunnat on Dec-12-2004 23:13:

POST PICS!!!!!


Posted by starsearcher on Dec-12-2004 23:14:

Oh one more comment...what's with all the smoking?!?! Did they change the legislation or something? I could swear 1/4 of the crowd was smoking...I actually smelled like smoke when I got home....(Almost forgot how nasty that actually is hehe...)


Posted by drgoodvibe on Dec-12-2004 23:22:

quote:
Originally posted by goodnet
[size=3][color=#FFCC33]YES!!!

And me chanting out Breda - 4 PM earlier w/DrGoodVibe. lol



dun dun don... dun dun donnn.. DUN DUN DIN DEN DUNMN DUN DUN DUN DEE DUNNN DUNNN!@!!


I lost my voice after that, I swear.


Posted by Chris Allen on Dec-12-2004 23:28:

Let me start by saying that I have been waiting for this show for nearly 2 full years. I started to really get hard into trance back then but ended up missing his shows previous around the area because of work and such. So this night, I was pumped beyond belief.

Originally Alex (Kandaio) was to setup an interview with Tiesto since he A: did one with him in Montreal earlier in the year and B: because he’s signed to Magik. In the end that didn’t work out because Tijs isn’t going to be doing any media press in North America, save for a ‘possible’ 30 minute spot in Miami. So, we ended up thinking we were in a panic because we hadn’t worried about tickets. But, not to worry; our favorite 'secret source' came through for us giving us both VIP passes for the event.

I had been listening to RJ’s 2hp.ca for about a day and a half straight up until the time I left pumping myself up and annoying the roommate and girlfriend up the wall in the process. Finally the time came. I got the message from Alex that we would be taking off around 5ish that night. So, I burned a couple Tiesto CD’s as well as grabbed my ‘Just Be’ and ‘Parade of the Athletes’ album, packed up a change of clothes and the rest, picked up Alex and our buddy Scott, and off to Toronto we went.

We arrived at Scott’s friends place by around 9pm (apparently by the time we actually left Alex’s, got gas, stopped for dinner, etc., we didn’t leave until like 7pm) promptly to find out that Scott’s buddy never actually got a ticket. So, we basically walked in, turned around, and walked back out again to drive down to The Docks to see about getting him a ticket.

When we turned that corner to see; ‘Tiesto – December 11th’ I just about lost it right there. I knew I had finally got there and it was only a few hours until I would be seeing the man himself for the first time. We quickly found a parking spot along the street and in dashed Scott and his buddy to see about tickets. That left Alex and I to stand in the freezing cold wondering what we were supposed to do. So we hopped inside that music van and quizzed the two guys inside on why they weren’t playing Tiesto and after a few minutes had ‘Parade of the Athletes’ and ‘Tiesto in Concert’ going in the van.

It was nearly 10:30-11pm when Alex and I finally decided that it was ‘go-time’ and we walked up to prove that we were on the list. There was a slight problem though…apparently even though you’re on the list and have VIP; you still have to wait in the same line as the people waiting to get tickets. Slight miscommunication on the part of the staff, but I guess that’s ok. We ended up talking our way around the line but it took an extra 15-20 minutes of waiting to do so. At this point I was getting slightly annoyed, but that’s just fine.

We got into the side room of the club and bam, there it was; my first look at The Docks. Looked great for a first look that’s for sure. Sean Miller was up in the booth doing a little bit to get the crowd going. We decided to check our coats. Bad idea. Very, bad idea. From insertion into the coat check line until exiting took us nearly 45 minutes. We didn’t get out of the line until about 11:45 fearing we were going to miss the start of Tiesto’s set. The line was absolute chaos. Horridly run; people pushing and shoving, no exit line once you got a coat in, etc. Just terrible. I was getting increasingly pissed at this point. I was starting to lose my excitement for the night at hand after all this waiting around. Quite ridiculous. Shame on The Docks event staff for this one.

But, we were in the club and there was no way short of being gunned down or stabbed right there in the club that I was actually going to miss Tiesto now. Armed with my camera (with extra batteries of course), my CD’s and marker, and at this point a grumpy face, we went into the main room to find a good spot. We went all the way to the far right front side to the left of the DJ booth and to my amazement there were a bunch of TA’s waiting there partying to Sean’s beats. I FINALLY met RJ after the long awaited introduction. Many more TA’s; I’m sorry, I am horrible with names. My energy level began to pick back up as I began to realize that the time to start the show was soon to happen.

Alex and I collected a spot right in front of the mid-stage to prepare ourselves. We noticed a group of people here from London right in front of us which was pretty cool. All of a sudden there screamed out this huge hiss sound and the light stage slowly lowered down to no less than 20 feet off of our heads. Then the rush from the dry-ice machine came raining down on us from the ceiling in a pillar of fog. Utterly amazing! Sean finished up to the absolute roar of the crowd and then it happened;

‘Toronto, are you ready? Please welcome, the number one DJ in the world… DJ TIESTO!’

He walked onto the stage, threw on the headphones, gave the crowd a quick acknowledgment and into ‘Way Out West – Killa’ he went. When the beat dropped the floor shook with the rock of the crowd. Chants of ‘TI-ES-TO’ ringing around the club overtop of the music was enough to send shivers down your spine. It was surreal. All of a sudden, not 20 rows in front of me went up a gigantic banner stating nothing else than; ‘TIESTO IS TRANCE’. Tijs leaned over laughing and pointing in agreement at the sign. It was clear that this night was to be none other than amazing.

We had to move though as the crowd was surging too much and it was starting to get a little to pushy at that stage so off we went back to the left of the DJ booth with the TA’s. We hung out there for quite a while dancing around and taking pictures of everyone (to be uploaded soon). We wanted to try and stay close to the entrance of the DJ booth to see if we could get up there since we were on Nettwerk’s list but weren’t sure if it could happen. Then I made a little breakthrough; Sean was walking upstairs and I grabbed his attention letting him know his set was awesome and asked if he could grab one of the guy's upstairs for us since we needed to talk to him. He did, and down he came. He came down and chatted for a bit and he noticed I had two Tiesto CD’s in hand, grabbed them from me and said he’d be right back. Well I just about hit the floor at that. No less than 2 minutes later he came back down and handed me two freshly signed CD’s by Tiesto himself. It was nice of him to sign the inlays and not just the plastic coverings too, all in his traditional silver pen.

Well that made my night for sure. It couldn’t get any better than that, or so I thought. I was so pumped at this point that I just started dancing like crazy and believe me it most likely wasn’t pretty because I sure can’t dance. That’s why I DJ, because I can’t dance but I love the music. But as I’m freaking out to the beat, who looks over the side of the booth right down at Alex and I? I threw up my arms in excitement showing him the CD’s he’d just signed and he gave me a nice thumbs-up and his huge smile in return. I was on quite the high.

There was nothing else to do at this point than dive back into the pack of people that was considered a crowd that night. We made ourselves right down to the middle again and onto the stage. I may sound a little crazy here, but since Alex and Tiesto know each other well and all, I’m pretty sure that for the next hour or so that we were on that podium he was glancing over in our direction every few seconds grinning in excitement knowing that people who he was partnered with were still freaking out to his music. Tiesto was truly having himself a wonderful night. It was amazing to see how much energy he was putting into his set. Pumping his fists, jumping around in pure Tiesto fashion, and playing straight to the crowd. He was an incredible sight to see. Then I had an almost disastrous turn of events. Up on the stage beside me was this ‘wigger’ type moron who was flailing his arms about jumping up and down completely off beat. All of a sudden *WHAM* he smoked my CD’s and all I see are my brand new autographed Tiesto CD’s flying through the air into the crowd. I literally dove after them saving them from the crushing feet of the crowd. It took all my effort not to go back and tackle that fool but instead I refrained and kept my temper to a minimal roar.

Back down to the left we went near the end of the night, having Tijs looking down on us every few minutes giving us the pumping fist or clapping motion. It was truly like we were playing to him and vice versa. I’ve never felt a more personal show. Even better was when RJ came running up to me to present me with the his newly signed ‘Parade of the Athletes’ and ‘Nyana’ vinyl. Not less than 2 minutes after than Tiesto looked down on us again and RJ and I held up our signed collection. Tiesto smiled and laughed in our direction once again giving us a thumbs-up. So incredible!

Unfortunately the show did have to end and because of the craziness at the entrance to the DJ booth, we did not end up getting back up there to talk with him. It was quite frustrating but nonetheless amazing. An amazing bit was after the show was finished there were about 100 people left over with Tijs in the booth. He began autographing and throwing out flyers to the crowd to keep them happy. He had to have thrown 50+ out. I managed to get myself one which was nice to add to the collection for the night. As we were heading off to get our coats I looked up at Tijs just as he was looking down on me. I gave him a thumbs-up and mouthed ‘Thank you, amazing!’ He nodded in agreement and waved me goodbye smiling all the while.

This had to have been the most amazing night of my life. Other than the annoying waits and the moron smacking my CD’s out my hand it was perfect.

Highlights;

7.5 hrs of Tiesto
Autographed ‘Just Be’ and ‘Parade of the Athletes’ albums
Meeting all the TA’s, especially RJ!
‘Tiesto - Traffic (Montana edit)’ - played on double vinyl.
‘Tiesto - Love Comes Again’ - with the crowd roaring to the vocals
‘Tiesto - Lethal Industry’ - edit played on double gold vinyl
‘Max Graham – Air Tight’ – just amazing
‘Armin van Buuren vs Mike – Pound’ – just love this tune
‘Conjure One - Tears From the Moon (feat. Sarah O'Connor) (Tiesto mix)’ – never heard this in a club
‘Yahel – Voyage’ – so long since Alex has been waiting to hear Tijs play this
'Madonna - Die Another Day (Tiesto mix)’ – amazing track, was really hoping for this
‘Remy and Roland Klinkenberg - Till ya Drop!’ – CHUNE!!!

All in all it was a night to remember. To all the TA’s who I met, thank you for making this night so memorable for me. Until next time…..



Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Dec-12-2004 23:32:

quote:
Originally posted by oleshka
aside from coat check nightmare, it was a great night!!

Great vibe and enthusiasm from the crowd- a pleasure to be around(for most part!).



great booze too



where did you end up and how long did you stay.. i tried to find you several times?


Posted by Dancing*Queen on Dec-12-2004 23:34:

I know most of it has been said by now, but here is my review anyways

I don't even know where to begin really. Last night was WILD!
Instead of his 6 hr set, he played 7. That's right, not 6, 7!!!! The place was packed.

He was dropping great tunes and a pile of classics

*nalin and kane - open your eyes
*gouryella-gouryella
*Yahal - VOYAGE <--- TUNE OF THE NIGHT!!!!!
*Adagio 4 Strings
*G&D - Arcadia
*Conjure One - Tears from the Moon

Man the list went on and on!

In June when I saw Tiesto at the Guv he totally disappointed me....but he redeemed himself last night. He was sooo into the crowd and the music. He even stayed after to sign autographs, which he never does.

At the end of every set he throws in his headset and a vinyl.....well the crowd went wild trying to grab em and DESTROYED them! The vinyl was shattered and the headset was in 3 or 4 pieces.....all I can say is don't mess with Tiesto fans...they are a nasty bunch

All in all, the docks was an insane venue and Tiesto owned the crowd, and expecially owned me when he played Voyage

I give the night a 8/10

It would have been a 10 if it weren't for the horrible organization of the coat-check and the pushy people


Posted by dEsidEL on Dec-12-2004 23:35:

quote:
Originally posted by starsearcher
Oh one more comment...what's with all the smoking?!?! Did they change the legislation or something? I could swear 1/4 of the crowd was smoking...I actually smelled like smoke when I got home....(Almost forgot how nasty that actually is hehe...)




i agree.. i wish they would enforce this rule a lot more in all clubs in general


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