well what i would do is:

go to tracklist section

work out what tunes john played

search for other sets with them particular tunes

make a decision as in what genre it is

and go from there

i dunno, i could be wrong, but thats what i would do.

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Found Atlantis - Mixography [mix archive/mokumentary/my soul]?
i writed a song.

Just send a PM to John O'Callaghan.

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I did search the tracklists, but it seems like different DJs, even the same DJs sometimes, play the same version of a song, but it sounds different. I guess they are changing the pitch or something. Maybe it's the speakers in the club, but there is something different about it. Surely someone has been to a club where the music playing made you feel like dancing and at other times it made you just want to jump around and go crazy. I'm looking for the latter. I was looking through the download thread at the trance DJs and there are a lot of them without tracklists, so I have no idea what songs are being played.

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Originally posted by al asad I did search the tracklists, but it seems like different DJs, even the same DJs sometimes, play the same version of a song, but it sounds different. I guess they are changing the pitch or something. Maybe it's the speakers in the club, but there is something different about it. Surely someone has been to a club where the music playing made you feel like dancing and at other times it made you just want to jump around and go crazy. I'm looking for the latter. I was looking through the download thread at the trance DJs and there are a lot of them without tracklists, so I have no idea what songs are being played.

I think what your after is sets that are recorded from live events.

try the Gatecrasher Lotherton Hall Essential Mix from 1999 with Pete Tong, Paul Oakenfold and Judge Jules.

ah hes probably after some crowd noise

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Found Atlantis - Mixography [mix archive/mokumentary/my soul]?
i writed a song.

yeah, definitely love the live stuff where you can hear the crowd screaming in the background.

sometimes i wonder if that crowd noise stuff is artificial,or maybe just rehearsed, or if there is a "scream for the recording" sign that lights up at certain moments. Which prompts everybody. Maybe it is just the idea that they are on the radio, maybe that makes them scream more than usual.

cuz even the big parties I go to

you dont hear screaming like you hear in alot of these sets, though I guess the biggest place i've been is nation in DC, maybe i just havent been to a screamer place. The timing of the screams, nobody I've seen ever gets them all screaming in unison as if they know the tunes so intimately, and I've seen all those top5 trance djs before that have those screamer livesets.

any thoughts?

Yo i think i get what you're talking about, check out "Markus Schulz - Live At Club Dopler 09-16-2006" i don't have a link but just search for it, you'll find it. Also check out some tribal stuff, Marco V. sets for example.

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Originally posted by Zombie0915 any thoughts?

Yes, just the one:

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Originally posted by al asad I have no idea how else to describe it, but John O'Callaghan @ Godskitch HiFi Ireland is kind of what I'm looking for. I guess it's just regular trance that has the bass turned up or something, I really don't know.

Shit generic trance then. Check out sets from Sean Tyas, Adam Sheridan, Guiseppe Ottiavani, Simon Patterson, Matt Hardwick, etc.

Thanks doza, i will check those out. See, that's why I was asking for help. I would have never thought of Markus Schultz since I associate him with the "without you near" song.

Unwordly, the only clubs I have been to are in Ibiza, and there seems to be some crowd noise going on in there. This year they liked to start singing the "White Stripes - 7 nation army" for no apparent reason. I have no idea how the clubs are in the States though. I think the difference may be that in Europe they are there, in some part, for the music, where as in the US, most people are just there b/c it's the place to be for that night. That's just my guess though.

Not a liveset persay, but the Ferry Corsten Mixed Live @ Spundae album is actually fairly good and has some audible crowd noises. Especially when he cuts the bass and they sing along to Punk.

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