I haven't voted but my initial list is....

1. Phil K
2. Sander K
3. Sasha
4. Matthew Dekay
5. James Zabiela

Phil K is the new king of the year. His creativity, technical prowess, track selection and willingness to take chances in his sets is a breathe of fresh air.

Sander Kleinenberg is another innovator. Though not as technically skilled as Phil, his sets during WMC, here in Atlanta has really impressed me. I'll never forget that slowed down dnb track he played that sounded like a breakbeat. Good stuff from him as always.

Sasha dropped out of the #1 spot due to his unimpressive set here in Atlanta, his dull essential mix, and his Fundacion CD. Though his Orlando set and a few others have kept him from sliding further.

Matthew Dekay... I haven't heard too much from him but of the four sets, I loved it. Hope to hear more.

He's just cool to watch. Down to earth, great skills. What more can I say.



Big Losers In 2005?

Armin van Buuren - His Shivers album is poor. He does the bare minimum in mixing and I'm suppose to be impressed?

Tiesto - His concerts are ridiculous.

sander
morillo
howells
lawler
faniculli


lol we were talking about hat today with harold

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

sander kleinenberg
james zabiela
desyn masiello
nic fanciulli
sasha

erick morillo
sander kleinenberg
carl cox
james zabiela
steve lawler

My List this Year

1. Sander Kleinenberg
2. Matthew Dekay
3. Phil K
4. James Zabiela
5. Nic Faniculli


Honorable Mentions

Sasha
Danny Howells
James Holden
Darren Emerson
Carl Cox
Nick Warren
John Digweed

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if I am going to take the djmag poll seriously (in order)

1. Desyn Masiello
2. Steve Lawler
3. Sasha
4. Danny Howells
5. Eddie Halliwell


(Sander fell off the list...I think he quality wise his sets slipped a bit...that or I saw him way too much this year He would have been #6)

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[11:58] Bas //: fuck he's hot

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Originally posted by Scottaculous Sander Kleinenberg is another innovator. Though not as technically skilled as Phil, his sets during WMC, here in Atlanta has really impressed me. I'll never forget that slowed down dnb track he played that sounded like a breakbeat. Good stuff from him as always.

subfocus-xray...freakin crazy, playing a dnb track at 33 to create zee house track....sander style!!!!!!!!!

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Prog whores

1. Ferry Corsten
2. Armin Van Buuren
3. Gabriel & Dresden
4. Markus Schulz
5. Deep Dish

Ferry. Deserves. It.

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Current Favorite Tunes:
Robert Burian feat. Zdenka Predna - You (Club Mix)
Tocadisco feat. Nadia Ali - Better Run (Wippenberg Mix)
Tritonal - Suede (Stoneface & Terminal Remix)
Arnej - They Need Us
Zoo Brazil feat. Leah - You Can Have It All (George Acosta Remix)

http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...threadid=286449


vote Disco Boomer.




hehehe

I just voted:

1> Sven Väth
2> Carl Cox
3> Richie Hawtin
4> DJ Rush
5> Jeff Mills

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I'm thinking.....

Armin Van Buuren
Tiesto
Kyau vs. Albert
DJ Icey
Armand Van Helden