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because of mario lopez plug and play remix

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Originally posted by Chimney Talent defined by geographical positioning & language abilities. Right?

It's like "Guns Germs and Steel" as related to dance music.

His mom made him eat his vegetables and drink his milk.

Tiesto is a commercial muppet, he cares just about menoy ant fame, he will play all kinds of music, even the music that he dislikes, the most importaint for him is MONEY MONEY MONEY

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Originally posted by icecooper Tiesto is a commercial muppet, he cares just about menoy ant fame, he will play all kinds of music, even the music that he dislikes, the most importaint for him is MONEY MONEY MONEY

I probably would play anything and even for an empty stadium when I knew I would get as much as he did.

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Originally posted by Trance-MB I probably would play anything and even for an empty stadium when I knew I would get as much as he did.

You've been here since 2005 and you're still suffering from Tiesto fan-boysm. Sad. One would think your musical taste would have evolved by now.

Im fucking sick of these threads..

And alts.

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Originally posted by Chimney You've been here since 2005 and you're still suffering from Tiesto fan-boysm. Sad. One would think your musical taste would have evolved by now.

FYI, I have registered in 2003 first, but lost my login name after a while so registered again in 2005.

Also I'm not a Tiesto fan at all. I like to listen to A.S.O.T. to get some new tracks, which also doesn't make me an Armin fan. I admit I like many to the track they play, but just 20% of those I think are great. I'm happy with that 20%.
My musical taste hasn't evolved since the 90's. I still like the Jam&Spoon, Scooter, Chicane, God's Groove, Faithless, Capella, Red5, BT etc etc tracks I liked back then.

But you can have an opinion about someone or something without being a fan. Even without being a fan you can be postive about someone or something.
I think my musical taste is diverse enough by the way.
Don't be sad for me, look in the mirror first.

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Originally posted by Trance-MB FYI, I have registered in 2003 first, but lost my login name after a while so registered again in 2005. Also I'm not a Tiesto fan at all. I like to listen to A.S.O.T. to get some new tracks, which also doesn't make me an Armin fan. I admit I like many to the track they play, but just 20% of those I think are great. I'm happy with that 20%. My musical taste hasn't evolved since the 90's. I still like the Jam&Spoon, Scooter, Chicane, God's Groove, Faithless, Capella, Red5, BT etc etc tracks I liked back then. But you can have an opinion about someone or something without being a fan. Even without being a fan you can be postive about someone or something. I think my musical taste is diverse enough by the way. Don't be sad for me, look in the mirror first.

Wow the last line was amazing. Only your overwhelming arguments can surpass your flawless intellectuality. First you claim that talent and accessibility have to do with geographical positioning and language, you defend and reflect everyone says about Tijs and in the end you throw a cheap punch-line towards a remark made upon your musical taste.

If one has an opinion, one states it once and moves on, however it seems you turned this into an everyone vs. your opinion thread. So keep telling yourself you don't like Tijs & Armin and keep telling everyone else the same thing, sincerly I couldn't care less, not anymore anyway.

When I look into the mirror I see someone in constant phases of evolution - musical evolution in this cases - but like you yourself said, you see a stale reflection of the 90s.

oh yea and....keep on trancin' home-boy.

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Originally posted by adi_hanson Noooooooooooooo , your telling me that supersaw didnt exist!

are u telling me ferry corsten didnt exist?

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Originally posted by Chimney Wow the last line was amazing. Only your overwhelming arguments can surpass your flawless intellectuality. First you claim that talent and accessibility have to do with geographical positioning and language, you defend and reflect everyone says about Tijs and in the end you throw a cheap punch-line towards a remark made upon your musical taste. If one has an opinion, one states it once and moves on, however it seems you turned this into an everyone vs. your opinion thread. So keep telling yourself you don't like Tijs & Armin and keep telling everyone else the same thing, sincerly I couldn't care less, not anymore anyway. When I look into the mirror I see someone in constant phases of evolution - musical evolution in this cases - but like you yourself said, you see a stale reflection of the 90s. oh yea and....keep on trancin' home-boy.

Not everything is black or white, right or wrong.
Telling I'm not a Tiesto fan is not the same as not liking him. O no, I'm not a fan, so I must hate him...
Also you again use the same statement of which I already told you was not like I wrote.
And the reflection I see might be more in line of what I read here daily: Trance hasn't evolved for many years.
The End.

Re: Why is Tiesto so big?

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Originally posted by Krypton Anyone wonder how an average DJ could get to such a superstar status? My answer is the man behind the name has created, or had created for him, a brand, Tiesto that has had mass market appeal to mostly European dance scenes. His mixing is nothing special, but yet, the guy is a super star. It's all about how a DJ brands himself, promotes himself, how well the record label manages the brand. Tiesto is the Wal-Mart of DJ's!

I think few reasons why Tiesto is so big is that he works hard, always shows up for his shows and is punctual and always on time.

Re: Re: Why is Tiesto so big?

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Originally posted by Kinezi I think few reasons why Tiesto is so big is that he works hard, always shows up for his shows and is punctual and always on time.

If that were all there is too it...

persistence. didn't it take him 15 years or around there until he became well known?

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Originally posted by Kinezi I think few reasons why Tiesto is so big is that he works hard, always shows up for his shows and is punctual and always on time.

Fkn lol

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Originally posted by hundred persistence. didn't it take him 15 years or around there until he became well known?

Yeah but he was playing hardcore and gabber, I'm surprised it didn't take him longer.

LOL @ the fact that there is 2 on going Tiesto bashing threads.

tiesto is BIG!

Hahaha huuuge tijsing

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Originally posted by MaartenHercules Hahaha huuuge tijsing

off topic.


Body Fusion rocked!

that is all.

i love tiesto




not

there was time time he was in trance tbh

i liked he more when he was a hardcore dj

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Originally posted by the_voice i love tiesto not there was time time he was in trance tbh i liked he more when he was a hardcore dj

i see that alot of today's house treance dj's where hardcore producers in the past :P

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Originally posted by the_voice i love tiesto not there was time time he was in trance tbh i liked he more when he was a hardcore dj

Did he ever actually DJ hardcore/gabber? I thought he only produced it

Reading through this, it appears that there is no clear reason to his success. He just is as he is. To put it another way, he is just be as he be.

Take the sloth. Through the examination of other species journey of evolution and adaptation, the sloth has no explanation to how it could have possibly survived so many generations without extinction to other incredibly dominant species of its environment. It refuses to increase its reflexes or grow some sort of natural defense. For a reason that will always be unknown to mere mortals as ourselves, it just is
For the explanation of Tiesto, it's futile to discuss this in our mortal shell. We must look outside of ourselves, go on a spiritual journey to the other side. The paradox of this, much like an Eistein-Rosen bridge, is that we can never come back to detail our beauty.
The mystery of Tiesto should not be discussed. Think of it as the universe's logical paradox, one which holds the fabric of space and time in peril.

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Originally posted by SuspicionVandit Reading through this, it appears that there is no clear reason to his success. He just is as he is. To put it another way, he is just be as he be.

Well imho I think his forbidden paradise CD's along with Majik and ISOS helped build him. His Dj sets were also quite good (cheesy or not Tiesto @ TE 2000 was great)

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