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| quote: | Originally posted by Devbert
You make a good point, but I feel Tiesto through those tracks in (Angel Saved My Life, Touch Me) to keep it from getting too dreamy and more uptempo. If you look at how he structured the playlists, he makes sure it doesn't get too dance crazy, rather more epic. He follows up Rui Da Silva - Touch with Salt Tank - Eugina for example. He keeps it from staying in one mood for an extended period, in my opinion.
I too have gotten dancy, especially at the end of Mekka - Diamondback, which starts off chill, then slowly builds to an apex of release.
It's just my opinion that Tiesto was making a more dreamy album with some floorfillers mixed in to keep the mood up. |
agreed - now i can get back to being bitter about having my original cd scratched...right in the middle of perception. fuck/
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