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Andy Moor Returns to LA June 17@ Spundae LA
Bio Taken from www.andymoor.com
Andy Moor will need no introduction to the majority of readers, currently sitting at number 46 in the world dj poll, producer and remixer to the stars and a member of numerous acts including Leama & Moor, Tilt and Whiteroom to name a few.
A mixture of hard work, determination and raw talent has catapulted Andy to the status as one of the most definitive and influential artists in the dance music scene today, although to pigeonhole Andy to one genre of music would be a crime in itself. Andy Moor is a born musician, and as with any truly world class musician they can turn their hand to produce the epitome of amazing in any musical genre they so desire. From learning his first piano piece at the age of five to mastering six musical instruments by the age of eleven, to spinning his first record at the age of thirteen onto rocking the worlds leading festivals in front of tens of thousands of people by the age of twenty one...
He is a third of the legendary Tilt and last year saw the release of their debut album "explorer". This year will see the eagerly anticipated Leama & Moor album which includes a variety of msucial styles showing how versatile Andy is as a producer. Other collaborations include being half of 2004 trance act of the year "Whiteroom", 2005 was the year of the infamous collaboration with Above and Beyond to produce one of the years biggest tracks "Air for Life" and was also the year of the massive solo production "Halcyon" along with a string of high profile remixes. As a DJ Andy provides the weekend soundtrack to many of the world's most prolific parties and festivals taking his own version of modern day dance music and pushing boundaries with his flawless technical ability and dedicated ear for uncompromising musical set structure. Fans love him for the way he remixes other peoples tracks just for his sets to keep it fresh and unique, realising the need to make every performance that bit extra special!!"
Thanks too Spundae and Traffic Events: Andy Moor returns to LA On June 17th and will play in the main room hosted by Global Vibe Entertainment.
This is a FREE event if you are listed and get to Spundae before 10:30. After 10:30 the list becomes discounted to $15.
To Get listed: Send me a PM or an email too [email protected] with your first name and last name and any +'s you need (max +'s is 5)
No later then 4pm on 6/17/06
Trance Legend:Ronski Speed
Bio Taken from: www.ronskispeed.com
East German producer and DJ, Ronski Speed aka Sun Decade, has created some of the most in demand tracks and remixes of the past few years.His records "E.O.S.", "Iris", "2Day E.P.", "Asarja" together with label mate Mirco De Govia, the 2005 smasher "Incognition" with Stoneface & Terminal and the Sun Decade singles "Follow You" and the groundbreaking "I'm Alone") were genuine club smashes and were hammered by the likes of Paul van Dyk, Ti�sto, Armin van Buuren, Paul Oakenfold, Above & Beyond and Ferry Corsten.
Starting his musical career in 1997, the dj Ronski Speed was quickly signed to brand new label Euphonic.
He collaborated on productions with fellow German dj/producer, Rough Mullar, for projects like Sonorous and Barefoot Brains.
2000: He kicked off with a remix of the now legendary "Glass Garden" by Sonorous, which became a massive club hit. The project Barefoot Brains released the Remedy/Poison EP in UK.
2001: From there Ronski and Rough Mullar co-produced Mirco De Govia including the tracks "Epic Monolith" & "Things That Matter" along with Mirco's remix work which has included Ralphie B's "Massive" and Lasgo's
"Something"(UK top 10). In Germany, the Ronski Speed remix of Kyau vs. Alberts "Outside" was released on Wea/Club Culture records and entered the German sales charts.
2002: Together with his studio mate Rough Mullar aka Sonorous he wrote and remixed the singles "Second Sun" and "Protonic".. The first releasewas the legendary "I'm Alone", which also became a massive club hit..
2003:.. Ronski delivered a series of quality remixes, including: Binary Finary's legendary "1998", Goldenscan's massive "Sunrise", Aly & Fila's epic "Eye Of Horus" and
Miro's classic "By Your Side"..
His first solo single "Iris" became a massive club hit, was played by all the big jocks and picked up by Paul Van Dyk for his Mixmag Mix-CD in UK...At this time Ronski began focusing more on his dj career and starts his own first radio show on Di.FM, the world�s largest online dance radio station.
2004: "E.O.S." was released on Euphonic and later on ATCR in UK. Ronski remixed Armin Van Buuren's "Burned With Desire", Tatana's "Always On My Mind" and Rusch & Murray's "The Promise" for Anjunabeats. All these mixes helped him to define his own unique sound...
2005: Started off with the massive collaboration for Euphonic with Mirco De Govia called "Asarja", followed by the "2Day" EP and "Sole Survivor" (A collab between Ronski and Sebastian Sand). The track "Incognition", with
Stoneface & Terminal followed and became one of the most in-demand progressive trance tunes of 2005....
2006: The 3rd Sun Decade single, "Have It All" will be released, and remixes for Above & Beyond's "Alone Tonight", Tatana�s �If I Could� and Solar Scape's "Alive Again", will see the light of day.
Furthermore requests and confirmations have been pouring in for some veryinteresting DJ dates! - Watch out for Ronski!
To learn more about Andy Moor check out: www.myspace.com/andymoor
For More on Ronski Speed check out: www.myspace.com/ronskispeed
Andy Moor will also have a guest mix on The GDJB(www.di.fm) that starts @ 9pm CA Time right after an hour Mix of Markus 
Damn, Ronski gets no love... 
Ronski should get the love.
Why? He's a flat out better DJ than Andy Moor.
And more consistent with the productions.
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| Originally posted by DaveT Ronski should get the love. Why? He's a flat out better DJ than Andy Moor. And more consistent with the productions. |
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| Originally posted by Clovis86 Damn, Ronski gets no love... |
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| Originally posted by DaveT Ronski should get the love. Why? He's a flat out better DJ than Andy Moor. And more consistent with the productions. |
Otherwise he was good...but nothing spectacular.
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| Originally posted by Clovis86 when I saw Andy Moor he was redlining like it was going out of style |
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| Originally posted by Junior Chavez ouch lol, redlining on a loud system... for how long? |
Don't you worry Ronski will get love too 
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| Originally posted by Clovis86 Long enough to blow out the system. |
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| Originally posted by sweetcandy girl Don't you worry Ronski will get love too |
Showing some love to Ronski Speed
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| Originally posted by Clovis86 BAT THEHR ISSS NO TAIIIMMMMEEE!!!! |
i really want to see both of these guys! cant wait!
Don't forget you can hear Andy today on the GDJB after the hour mix by Markus.
Go to: www.Di.fm and tune into the Trance Channle 
Can't wait to see both Andy & Ronski!
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| Originally posted by djGT Can't wait to see both Andy & Ronski! |
Ronski Speed is damn tall!!! He is like 6'5 or 6'6. I just thought I would add that to the thread
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| Originally posted by gehzumteufel me either! i still have yet to meet you. |
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| Originally posted by Electrophile Ronski Speed is damn tall!!! He is like 6'5 or 6'6. I just thought I would add that to the thread |
Andy is Freaken tall too!
but who's taller?
HUMP!!
errrr I mean Bump
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| Originally posted by djGT but who's taller? |
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| Originally posted by sweetcandy girl Andy is Freaken tall too! |
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| Originally posted by in2muzikk Just for the record: MSNBC Home World News It's not only tulips that grow tall in Holland Survey shows Dutch are tallest on planet and getting heavier AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - The Dutch, already the tallest people on the planet, are still growing in height while also packing on the pounds. The market research organization GfK said on Thursday that data collected over the last seven years showed increasing demand for larger clothing sizes in the Netherlands, where the average man is about 6 feet, 1 inch, tall. The Dutch are growing, said GfK spokesman Koen Snoeren. The Dutch are nearly four inches taller on average than the British and Americans, and almost six inches taller than they were four decades ago. GfKs analysis supports recent studies, including one by Professor Robert Fogel for the Pan American Health Organization, that ranks the Dutch as the tallest people on the planet. Fogel and other researchers put it down to affluence, a diet rich in dairy products, and good hygiene and health care. Studies by the Health Council of the Netherlands suggest the Dutch could grow another four inches in the next few decades. But some data, including GfKs, also suggest junk food is limiting the health advantages that wealth has brought. |
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