yo yo; happy to have made it to this event (MBar one); i had a ticket for warehouse, but i decided to sell it outside the club and just go to MBar.

was able to finally meet some TAs: matthias, seekrets, padaxpimp; rock on guys, good times; iclone, we've been shooting messages back at each other for a while, but still weren't able to meet. but since you were on second floor, it's no wonder i didn't see you.

couple tunes my friend and i recognized:

lethal industry
mercury and solace (don't remember this at all though)
open your eyes (some sort of remix with the vocals still in)

first part of tiesto's set was pretty good, when he dropped those tunes above, but second part could have been better. i expected a little more chillout for an after party, but the hard trance was nice, hadn't heard that type of stuff in a while. i thought he'd play some more songs from ISOS5, but maybe i just didn't recognize them.

and my web page is having some difficulty, but i should be able to have the pics up by the end of the day. nothing too spectacular, because i couldn't get a good shot of tiesto at all (wasn't on the second floor).
see you guys at the next big one!

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TX TA #97

bring your phone in next time! VIP was a shocker. can't say i wanted to move! craptastic video and more pics to come, but want to whet your appetite in the meantime

another M Bar track : JASEfos - do what u want

from warehouse live :





from M Bar :

Way Out West - Don't Forget Me (I'm not sure which remix) as well, from M-bar. Was the closing track, I believe.

I'll never go see Tiesto again. Once was enough, I've had the experience, and I was really disappointed with the music (the crowd was good though). When the opening DJ's play a hands-down better set than the headliner, something is wrong.

Also, is it just me, or did Randall Jones not really play before Tiesto? I think that he was on for maybe 2 songs, which made me go WTF. The only reason I even ended up deciding to go was because of Randall, and I was disappointed that he seemed to be missing.

oh yea,
and
Everything in its Right Place (Mike Foyle Mix) - Radiohead

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TX TA #97

Some of the tracks he played at Warehouse:

Karen Overton - Your Loving Arms (Original Mix)
Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets (Haji & Emanuel Remix)
Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun (Tiesto Mix)
Way Out West - Mindcircus (Gabriel and Dresden Mix)
Leama and Moor - Everything Matters (Matthew Dekay Mix)
Parker and Hanson - Let Me Be

At M Bar -
Other than what was already mentioned, I can only remember:
Parker and Hanson - Let Me Be (again..)

The mix of Way Out West - Don't Forget Me is the Guy Ehmetores Mix. At least thats the one he chose for ISOS 5 and I'm listening to it now and it sounds similar. Not 100% sure though.

Overall I had a good time. Had some issues getting into M Bar even though we had purchased VIP tickets in advance. The setup at the door was a complete mess.

Wasn't as lucky as you guys to get to the area behind him unfortunately. How'd you manage that?

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haha, damn; it looks like i would have liked more of the tracks at the first show...oh well

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TX TA #97

Hands down best even ive been to so far. i enjoyed the afterparty more though.

anyone know where official pics are located?

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TX TA #97

who opened for tiesto

quote:

Originally posted by Benjamin_D who opened for tiesto

Three different deejays opened for Tiesto, i am not sure about their names but maybe if you look at these pics, it might help.

Tiesto @ Warehouse & Blue

the only page on my site that isn't updating is the one for tiesto pics, but i've got them on facebook too:

http://upenn.facebook.com/album.php...a89b7&id=601429

http://upenn.facebook.com/album.php...6087b&id=601429

enjoy

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TX TA #97

I was at warehouse and the last Dj to perform before Tiesto was DJ Alex, he gave out some CD's and I got one, he's got some good music...BTW the concert at warehouse was great and MBar was alright, I think he got a better set for warehouse.


Rob

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