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| Originally posted by Aya Brea worst track of the night = dj tiesto - traffic |
Two songs before dreamland was good.
I know you want me!!
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| Originally posted by djat&p what was the version of wavy gravy that he played? just a pvd edit? |
Listening to his Global CD right now wish he had played this. Would have had to call in the FDNY, too hot.
no way in hell was traffic the worst track of the night its what the night started basically...all the lasers hit at that point but i know the people who said it was horrible were chanting "one more song" at the end and nyctranceman im the kid who fell infront of u cuz of the damm beach ball lol thanx for helping me up b4 i did fall completely
i recorded pauls set with my MD and mic and i'm transferring it to computer as we speak pm me for info
quality is ok but not great with alot of "crowd noise" ie people talking etc...
what can i say? PVD has owned me again. When those lasers came on i was goin nuts, loved the way the lasers reflected on the trees and the vibe was a hell of a lot better when the sun went down.
Tracks i loved:
Pvd vs second sun-Crush(both mixes own me)
Pvd-Time of our lives(OMG i couldnt believe the guy that sings the song was there)
And the song that will own me forever will be:
PVD-For an Angel
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| Originally posted by mets4012 And the song that will own me forever will be: PVD-For an Angel |
anyonw know if it was the Marco V remix of PvD-Connected?
nawww it was the motomix
Was anyone else loving how animated Paul was during the whole set??
i think everyone up front was imitating him after awhile soo yea we loved it he kept me moving
damn this page has gotten long i have given up on seeing what people are saying before posting my little bit!
okay, we made a trip for this and we got there to find the venue small, the turnout of heads seemingly small, and the speakers only in front! then pvd comes on and this is like no other beginning to a pvd set of any kind. it was very casual, he started his first track at a very low volume, almost like a test run (that was the scratch, and it was not a scratch in a cd/record, it was pvd testing final scratch out loud in the speakers). this is what i mean by very informal. like he was not making his usual entrance. then he started mixing and he started it real slow. though there was some quality house in there, it seemed weak. as he started to pick it up, and everyone screamed louder and shit soon after, it was the first time i was standing in a crowd in front of paul van dyk thinking, "i am in for a disappointment tonight". those speakers were so weak for so long that he didnt even stand a chance it banging the place out. my friends and i were like fucking hell, why can we have a conversation, and why can we outdo the music with our singing? i had expected and just decided to make the most of it and listen "harder" since the volume was increasing and the bass wasnt kickin. honestly, at this point i dont think the subs were on.
then i remember getting a drink almost halfway into the set. as i was in line things started getting banging and i looked a fool dancing, shouting and clapping in a huge line of people buying beer and practically socializing. when i finally made it back to the crowd, the night had turned around on me, it was the best feeling ever. the next two hours were nothing but quality. the crowd DEFINITELY was losing it for those two hours, as was i. there was so much energy out there, we got pvd into it and he started to have some fun for sure. we loved the last two hours and so did he. the sound kicked in so much better, i think they probably got the subs on, and the lasers came in and dazzled everyone, including pvd who was looking above and behind him with a smile.
what was weird about this set, besides the unfortunate lack of sound in the first half:
he had like three or 4 mixes just like the nature one set. first three songs or so! that was kinda like listening to my mp3s. but then of course this changed and a bunch of songs were played twice. though, some people are angry about this, i was happy, because the fact is, the first time these songs were played it did not do justice. as the rush comes, time of our lives and all those sounded so much better when we got some fucking volume and bass out there and they were able to take the set where they couldnt with the lacking sound and vibe at the beginning (they = the songs). it was all about the sun going down because when everything else picked up completely! to my surprise, my first time to be disappointed by paul van dyk turned into complete awe and amazement in the second half! (i should have never doubted him, despite the lacking start. pvd has the power to tare shit apart).
wow, and what, 99% of his mixing was off that little laptop and final scratch! there were definitely some serious moments with the popular songs where everyone went nuts. but i also REALLY REALLY enjoyed hearing at least 5 of the unavailable new. sooooo sweet.
can't wait to see him in boston! i wonder how philly was. what a guy? can u imagine him going to spin after all that! energy and dedication!
(oh and the people were definitely there... i was fooled by my first impressions)
i think made events could have made an effort to have some better sound for pvd.
i love how paul always jumps around!
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| Originally posted by Choobak I thought the show was awesome... good energy levels throughout... I tried recording it but the speakers were way to weak to get a decent recording... it's like they were following noise regulations... I might release the set... but there's a crapload of conversation between my friends and I.. so probably not.... |
I know he gets into it when he is on stage man, real active and invigorating.
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| Originally posted by umes23 he started his first track at a very low volume, almost like a test run (that was the scratch, and it was not a scratch in a cd/record, it was pvd testing final scratch out loud in the speakers). |
I also met a few new TA's randomaly which was cool of corse...I don't remember there names though, and I'm sorry if I forgot to menshon anyone that I saw, but I can be forgetful at times
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| Originally posted by LuNaSeA and he also played Nu NRG - Connective..!! |
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| just like the good ol' twilo days |
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| Originally posted by pyro264jb Song's that owned me twisted soul Connective Dreamland Overflow |
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| Originally posted by Freeza Umm, heh what are you talking about, there's no way Paul "ment" to make that song skip in the begining - Did you see the look on his face when that happend, he was mad pissed...I don't know why you think he ment to do that. |
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| Originally posted by mizzuno I am surprised nobody noticed that pvd was using final scratch! someone should've stolen his apple laptop...keys to the castle anyone... I'm surprise nobody caught Jose amnesia- the eternal Mizz |
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| Originally posted by umes23 honestly, i dont know if he meant to do that but i really think it was a track from his computer.... as opposed to a cd/vinyl scratch. who's to say why it happened? either the equipment or an accident. he is great, but imperfect..... just like any other talented artist or dj or anything. |
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| Originally posted by kid nyce i recorded pauls set with my MD and mic and i'm transferring it to computer as we speak pm me for info quality is ok but not great with alot of "crowd noise" ie people talking etc... |
did anyone notice how the treble wnt out for a while? they had to reconnect the cables.
Also, did anyopne notice his reaction when he got the big cards?
also...one other highlite of the night....random hot girls dancing right in front of you and expecting you to reciprocate. mmmmeehheheheheheheheheheheheh
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