tatw is the least horrible imo, deffinatly the most consistent and solid of the three i think. But then again i've missed probably the las 6 episodes or so, i was getting sick of it, it was getting way too boring. right now im just into podcasts, especially the shake down podcast, really quality trance they show.

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GDJB, definitely. It's not as fresh and exciting as it was during the first years but i still enjoy an episode once in a while. It's not bad at all.

ASOT, not any more.

TATW, never listened to a single episode.

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Originally posted by SMC GDJB, definitely

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whoever pulls the best talent gets my win

0mg as0t 10000000000000/10!!!11!1

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Originally posted by DJ Mikey Mike Social outcasts are often of the opinion that they must have a drink before being able to loosen up with their inhibitions, thus being able to have a good time. There's a word that sums up this sort of behaviour, and that word is 'reject.'

TATW -
my top choice of the three. though it plays a lot of anjuna material, sometimes it gets a bit much. i like that there is a guest mix, but i dont like that its justa half hour. i used to love one of the guys id'ing every 2-3 tracks, now it gets a bit bugging, because im just missing out on the mixing (which i think is the main point of a radioshow anyway)

ASOT -
got boring after 274. also, a blatantly out of sort tracklist doesn;t help matters either. it's like he puts whatever he likes wherever he likes, without actually planning it out. i used to love the second hour, but now its really boring. the classic at the end that's introduced lately is a good idea.

GDJB -
least listened, and therefore least preferred show, mostly because of the timing more than anything else. the feature that stands out here is the one hour guest mix. whenever i ve listened to it, i ve been bored, but since i havent heard that many episodes, i wont look too much into that.

one point i d like to make is that tatw has someone on the mic every 2-3 tracks, and recorded samples put in before say a tune of the week or future favourite, which really takes away the point of a radioshow and the mixing aspect.

armin is becoming less and less true to the trance scene, including electro, electro-house and even plain house or pop in his first hour. would prefer asot in the gdjb format, with one hour from armin,and a guest mix from someone else.

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Originally posted by Stasis Transitions?

oh yes digweed's transitions show should of been added, it feels lke its dedicated to only true dj skill rather then being hassled by fm radio stations to play whatever they desire

u forgot one;

Club Nouveau

voting for 1 of the 4 would be dificult. I like CN (Club Nouveau) quite a lot, though its still quite new. i have to see how it'll evolve

GDJB & ASOT are the ones i dl every week, but dont listen to.

TATW ... not bad @ all ... but also; no time to listen

so for now; CN, since thats the only i listen to (often enough @ least)

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Quoting Lucien Foort House was ooit house. Een gevoel, een scene, een stroming die recalcitrant was. Waar je 's middags in Outland Records, Basic Beat, Hotsound of Kareltje netjes op je beurt wachtte om platen te scoren die je in de nacht ging horen. Waar als Roderick & Anne Fleur gingen hockeyen, Jack stoer verklaarde: “Laat er house zijn en housemuziek werd geboren”. Waar ongelovigen toch predikten “God made me funky, and I’m glad He blessed me this way”.

I enjoy gdjb. Markus brings a different type of set every week and I think he is the ultimate warm-up DJ for his guests which most djs don't do. I enjoy the irc chat(im Poe) while listening to it as well as there are the same familiar names. It helps that Markus comes and chats with us very frequently.

ASOT has become way too structured and predictable for my tastes. ASOT was great when it had the XXL episodes and the guest mixes. I felt back then that Armin played tracks he loved instead of playing tracks that are expected of him now.

I never got into TATW because I don't like to support producers that think they are DJs. It doesn't bother me when DJs become producers and still DJ but for some reason when a producer starts out producing and then becomes a computer dj it bugs me.