so wat do u guys think of his latest single which will be on his album??

personally i wasnt surprised but i still thought it was nice, i like christian burns' voice even if the vocals were kind of cheesy.

its nothing like the promo described it though as being "rocktrance"

so yea imo it was good but certainly not great.

Haven't heard it, but by that description I'm not anticipating much.

I've heard about it for a while... can't find a sample though.

sample would be cool. I liked 10 secs before sunrise. So I'm hoping this is good also...

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Originally posted by Demoted Haven't heard it, but by that description I'm not anticipating much.

i can take a bit of cheese and i still think it was that good, so from wat ive heard u say about songs with vocals you'll fucking hate it lol

anyway here's where u can download it

http://www.sendspace.com/file/rwjh7i

horrible. therse an alright melody somewhere in the beginning but the vocals and the chorus totally kill it

yea, i like his voice but thats down to taste, i can see why alot of people would hate it but the melody is okay. as a track by itself i think the song is kind of good (thats pushing it though) but when u compare it to his stuff in the 90's and on in my memory it just makes u angry lol

Vocals are a bit cheese for me, but I like them,, and the melody is awesome I expect Dub Mixes to do a good job one the floor,,

its got too many fucking vocals, trance isnt supposed to have that many i dont know why tiesto insists on doing this these days he has to learn hes not a song writer but a dj and a producer. i think a nice section of vocals can be great and would have made this track great but its just continious and kind of ruins it.

Im sorry but from the link here..the song sounds terrible. Average bargain bin trance at best. Makes 'love comes again' sound like a masterpiece.

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Oh dear, poptrance at its worst.

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