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CHRles
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2006
Location: Nashville
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LOL@ ultra fast BPM. Since when is 138-140 BPM ultra fast? When Sasha was at his peak in the late 90s he'd take it up to the 17-138 BPM mark, and when Sven Vath was at his peak in the mid 90s he'd go up to 150 BPM.
That's one of the reasons why PVD never fails to deliver - he's never dropped his BPM down like Tiesto or Sasha have.
Of course, some long drawn out sets are great if the beat doesnt get too fast, so you can keep on dancing for a longer period of time, but it doesnt mean the tunes are better.
I guess that at the moment the tunes that Markus seems to be connecting with the most are a bit faster and less darker then what he was playing a couple of years back. That doesnt mean that he's gotten more commercial though. If anything slower BPMs usually seems to mean a more commercial approach, if you take a listen to uptempo House sets by the likes of Morillo, David Guetta, and Benassi.
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Mar-01-2007 23:47
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Light The Fuse
Training Tranceaddicts

Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Fist Pumping, Au
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Mar-02-2007 00:50
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Real
hi!

Registered: Feb 2004
Location: Meerhout
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| quote: | Originally posted by Light The Fuse
yeah his party sets are a lot more bangin' than his radio sets |
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It's a shame, there are plenty more dj's who play that kind of trance already, I'd like him to play the same tracks he plays in his radioshows instead.
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You pick up this working girl who's hooked on smack, who hussles and scores. "That's all I do" she says, she says "Ten bucks for head, fifteen for half-and-half". She says "Three hits a day at 35 per", you say "That's seven tricks a day at least", but she says "Sometimes I get lucky. Once this guy gives me a bill-and-half just to eat me, only time I ever came".
You figure you can save her. You sell your color tv, that keeps her off the streets a whole day. You hawk your typewriter for one jolt. Then your shotgun, your watch. A week later you say "Listen I'm a little short", but she says "No scratch, no snatch". You say "Look it is better to give", but she says "Beat off creep".
One night they spot you on the street in your skibbies trying to sell your shoes. You tell them who you are, but they nail you. Then she happens by and she says "Christ you look fucked", she says "Hang tough!". But you don't say anything, you just think "what a bum rap for a nice, sensitive guy like me".
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Mar-02-2007 06:01
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DarkMemoria
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2005
Location: Calgary
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If he played only his radio stuff, people would probably start nodding off rather than dancing.
Obviously he doesn't play all dark prog, he plays popular stuff like YearZero and Megashira, but he also does play alot of his dark/proggy stuff from GDJB.
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Mar-02-2007 17:13
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UWM
mandroid
Registered: Mar 2001
Location: Here
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| quote: | Originally posted by DarkMemoria
If he played only his radio stuff, people would probably start nodding off rather than dancing.
Obviously he doesn't play all dark prog, he plays popular stuff like YearZero and Megashira, but he also does play alot of his dark/proggy stuff from GDJB. |
I looked at one of his recent GDJB tracklists and it was basically all 'trance' tracks.
Also, when he last played Chicago it was predominantly trancy stuff and he encored with Children and Silence. I'd say that's pretty commercial.
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Mar-02-2007 17:15
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