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Posted by cistane on Aug-26-2005 12:48:

ok, just heard the tpod 2...dangerously disappointed... intro was nothing as good as ashtrax digital reason..i mean come on, that track was just boom, in ur face...the rest of the tracks...quite a bore...except for a few, and pvd didnt edit those tracks as good as he coudl have... tpod 1 is still my favorite compilation cd... seems like pvd cant even out do himself these days


Posted by Vandict on Aug-26-2005 20:04:

quote:
Originally posted by cistane
seems like pvd cant even out do himself these days


so true dood, so true.........


Posted by THE_Chris on Aug-26-2005 20:09:

Just got White Label Republic through the post.


Now people would expect PvD's TPOD to be better than John 00 Flemings WLR, but its funny to see just how much better WLR is.

Truth be told, WLR makes PvD look like an amateur. TPOD is absolute rubbish in comparison.

Really, PVD should take a listen to WLR and take some pointers.


Posted by Cloud on Aug-26-2005 22:11:

looks like pvd is looking for some votes before the dj mag poll


Posted by RebeL9 on Aug-27-2005 03:39:

quote:
Originally posted by THE_Chris
Just got White Label Republic through the post.


Now people would expect PvD's TPOD to be better than John 00 Flemings WLR, but its funny to see just how much better WLR is.

Truth be told, WLR makes PvD look like an amateur. TPOD is absolute rubbish in comparison.

Really, PVD should take a listen to WLR and take some pointers.


totally agree. WLR is so much better than TPOD2.
How could PVD choose such a horrible track selection.

Now all you dissapointed guys forget TPOD2 and spend your money on WLR!


Posted by Philby on Aug-27-2005 05:20:

hahaha

i like TPOD1 but it annoyed me a bit that so many songs were "re-edits" so it started to sound the same. i haven't really followed pvd much for a while but i'll give it a listen if i see it, see what its like. but yeah get WLR instead anyway lol


Posted by cistane on Aug-27-2005 11:45:

ehhhh whats worse is that i think paul van dyk's mixmag compilation was even better than tpod2


Posted by Stino on Aug-27-2005 13:29:

i wonder why people bother buying this album.... most of the tracks are so known already, why buy an album with tracks that have been played in so many shows already. I wonder why he doesnt put unreleased tracks on it.


Posted by eltomas on Aug-27-2005 17:58:

quote:
Originally posted by Stino
i wonder why people bother buying this album.... most of the tracks are so known already, why buy an album with tracks that have been played in so many shows already. I wonder why he doesnt put unreleased tracks on it.

cause we are part of the minority, most people dont know or dont care about tracklists or dont keep up with the latest sets


Posted by Keith Chambers on Sep-08-2005 06:19:

If anybody wants to check this out it's being streamed on c89 now.

http://www.c895worldwide.com/2004/

Keith


Posted by Rockabye on Sep-08-2005 10:59:

people who don't post in forums like this and who don't download any livesets will enjoy this cd and the tracks on it are not overplayed or "old".

only freaks like us think the tracks are old and overplayed, because we read all the tracklists and listen to all the livesets...


Posted by _Ocean_Drive_ on Sep-11-2005 13:42:

Just listened to a (free) PvD podcast on iTunes, and he describes the motives behind the albuma and various singles and TPOD. It was all very interesting and a good insight and I think it's going to change how I listen to this album when it comes out.

**

Just so people don't keep flicking back and forth, here's the tracklisting according to HMV UK

Disc One

1. String Theory-Alex Gold
2. Getting Away-Tranquility Base
3. Tangerine-Calmec
4. Transatlantic-Jose Zamora & Damian DP Feat. Paleday
5. Dream On-Shiloh
6. Burn-Walsh And Coutre Feat. Holly
7. Alone-Thomas Datt
8. Why?-Lolo
9. Adrenalin-Purple Haze
10. Summerdream-Kuffdam And Plant
11. Closer Now-Filo And Peri Feat. Fisher
12. The Unknown-White Water Feat. Melinda Gareh
13. Forbidden Love-Marc Van Linden
14. Someday-White Room Feat. Amy Cooper
15. Falling Anywhere-Kyau Vs .Albert
16. Lyteo-Mr. Sam
17. Messages-Solange

Disc Two

1. The Other Side-Paul Van Dyk
2. Second Day-Jose Amnesia Vs Serp
3. Yeah-Agnello & Ingrosso
4. Make It-Simon & Shaker Feat. Alicia Hawkes
5. Superfly-Yellow Blackbird
6. Linking People-Giuseppe Ottaviani
7. More Than A Life Away-Marco V
8. Close Horizon-Thomas Bronzwaer
9. T34-Mark Norman
10. Shine-CJ Stone
11. Believe-Santiago Nino
12. Swing 2 Harmony-Perasma
13. Higher-Dallas Superstars
14. Carry On-Wellenrausch
15. Nothing-Holden & Thompson


Posted by Magistrate on Sep-11-2005 19:25:

yup, heard it now as well, not very carefully but i noticed some very pretty mixes on it, most tracks are ofcourse few months old, but it's great to hear them in another way like on this cd.


Posted by wwu.punisher on Sep-11-2005 20:05:

The mixing itself is solid... but the track selection is lost on me. I just can't dig this one at all. Not sure why.


Posted by Tikky on Sep-12-2005 00:01:

After listening ISOS 4,ASOT 2005, TPOD2, i miss the years of trance 99-00. Searching... Where is real Armin,Tiesto,Paul? Where is real trance?

TPOD2: Not all tracks selections & orders are good. But mixing quality is fine.Dont compare Tiesto with Paul, because Paul is one of real grandfathers of trance.


Posted by dallastar on Sep-12-2005 03:19:

love it!


Posted by Feador on Sep-12-2005 09:47:

i think its a pretty solid cd, people say that some of the tracks are old, i agree but there are many trance fans out there who dont follow the trance scene so often and to them the tracks may even sound new, must every trance compilation be filled with all extremely new tracks


Posted by Glaniskanis on Sep-12-2005 11:27:

lol
why does everyone now say..
"yeah its true tracks are old but most ppl never heard of the tracks anyway"
when ISOS4 came out it was the same people that said
"lol so much old stuff... wait till TPOD2 is released"

horrible!
even the mixing on this one aint good enough to save the album


Posted by eltomas on Sep-12-2005 13:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Glaniskanis

horrible!
even the mixing on this one aint good enough to save the album


do you mind giving me an example of where the mixing on TPOD 2 is not good enough?


Posted by zoric on Sep-12-2005 14:03:

Some awesome tunes indeed, But many bad too..

..nothing special.


Posted by NeilD on Sep-12-2005 15:31:

don't know how u can u say the mixing is bad, the mixing is perfect, but that's because it wont have been mixed "live"


Posted by WardC on Sep-12-2005 20:20:

TPOD 2 Samples

Well the TPOD2 tracklist and samples have just been posted on the Paul van Dyk website (they've been up elsewhere for almost 2 months)..

There are short 15-20 sec. samples here:

http://www.paulvandyk.de/share/micro/pod2/

...along with the PVD 'official' finalized tracklisting, which doesn't really look different from anything I've seen,

For full-length RealAudio 192k samples, try this site:

http://www.nettwerk.com/cd.jsp?cd=4091

'The Other Side' music video is also there, check that out!

You all probably knew about all this, but hope this helps anyways!
Enjoy!

-Ward


Posted by Technaut on Sep-12-2005 22:13:

nooblar alert


Posted by sandstorm03 on Sep-13-2005 00:38:

quote:
Originally posted by eltomas
do you mind giving me an example of where the mixing on TPOD 2 is not good enough?


the mixing in the whole cd is crap, + the bpm is way to high


Posted by miamitranceman on Sep-13-2005 00:46:

quote:
Originally posted by sandstorm03
the bpm is way to high



He's been doing this the past few years in all of his sets I think in an attempt to give them his own sound; but I agree, lots of times I listen to his stuff I feel like he just needs to slow it down a couple of bpms.


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