i own this from 1994
Da Joker - Spiritual Wipe Out made by tieso its 100% hardcore http://www.discogs.com/Da-Joker-Spi.../release/108250
was playing it todays sounds ok was thinking to my self god i like a tiesto track he never talks about hes hardcore past in interviews he does do u think he was ashamed he was hardcore and he dont want pepole to know that he was and pepole think hes career started in 1997 thats not true it statred bk in 93 with hardcore shocking but true
Tiesto should be a banned word in tranceaddict, so nobody could post threads like this one.
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Originally posted by Col
However, EDM seems to be political for some people - it's not about the music itself but it's about what the music symbolises, where the music came from, who spins it and how obscure it is.
May-21-2009 17:48
the_voice
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2008
Location: england [tamworth]
quote:
Originally posted by Borislav
Tiesto should be a banned word in tranceaddict,
Registered: Oct 2005
Location: Limburg, Netherlands
I think many DJ's don't mention there early work.
Armin made this one and I love it, but I guess he will never mention it:
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May-21-2009 19:16
Noisician
Harsh electronic purity
Registered: Aug 2001
Location:
those early tiesto tracks are all cheesy "mainstream" gabber shit. the only producer who's currently making crappy trance music whose older hardcore productions were actually good is dj choose / lasse steen. his older stuff was absolutely fucking mental.
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May-21-2009 22:26
Sand Leaper
Tension hunter
Registered: Jul 2001
Location: Oslo, Norway
I dunno, I quite like the stuff F&W (Lars Frederiksen and Søren Weile) did as Zekt, too. Like this one:
Originally posted by the_voice
and pepole think hes career started in 1997 thats not true it statred bk in 93 with hardcore shocking but true
his career didnt start at either of them years, he started djing all over Holland from 1985, he obviously didn't know what he was doing with that hardcore stint but become more globally recognized from 97 onwards, anyway im sure u tiesto haters dont care, so as you were
May-21-2009 23:18
Noisician
Harsh electronic purity
Registered: Aug 2001
Location:
quote:
Originally posted by Sand Leaper
I dunno, I quite like the stuff F&W (Lars Frederiksen and Søren Weile) did as Zekt, too.
ah yes, the mighty zekt. i forgot they, too, are making trance dung now.
come to think of it, there's also zenith, who was brilliant in the mid 90s and is complete garbage today.
so make that three.
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Originally posted by the_voice
wtf lol there not
yes there two!
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May-22-2009 00:05
owien
maverick
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: the south
Re: tiestos hardcore tracks
quote:
Originally posted by the_voice
i own this from 1994
Da Joker - Spiritual Wipe Out made by tieso its 100% hardcore http://www.discogs.com/Da-Joker-Spi.../release/108250
was playing it todays sounds ok was thinking to my self god i like a tiesto track he never talks about hes hardcore past in interviews he does do u think he was ashamed he was hardcore and he dont want pepole to know that he was and pepole think hes career started in 1997 thats not true it statred bk in 93 with hardcore shocking but true
well,you gotta start someware.
May-22-2009 00:41
the_voice
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Mar 2008
Location: england [tamworth]
Re: Re: tiestos hardcore tracks
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Originally posted by Laser
his career didnt start at either of them years, he started djing all over Holland from 1985,
so at 16 are u saying he was djing all over holland wo
he was doing the school thing and djing in a few clubs playing pop music and he was not doing this all over holland
hes real music career started in the early 90s with hardcore then in 97 with trance