Havent finished listening yet but far it rocks

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First of all, this set is unlike anything I heard by PvD before. He was all over the board, you could hear Trance, Tech, Prog, Hard House, even BREAKS! Damn, that was definitely not your usual PvD...

Sounds pretty usual PvD to me. Remember, he's an electronic dance music dj, not just trance .

Just finished listening to the first part and i guess it's alright but I don't think it's anything out of this world. The set does flow in that PvD flow kind of way, which is not really my style. But hey, whatever rocks your boat.

PVD live @ HR? HRHR? i must hear, hope i get it before the files go down (257 freaking megs on a 56k modem...)

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You're so right, those breaks are pretty cool!

I'm curious to see what the near future will bring

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Originally posted by jploveparade You're so right, those breaks are pretty cool! I'm curious to see what the near future will bring

Those 2 or 3??? last tracks put a biiiiig smile on my face, I had it blastin' on my stereo and towards the end I was worked up into a frenzy - I can only imagine what someone able can do with that sound. Try this: if you have any "Flying Steps" videos, start it, turn off the volume and turn on PvD setand just watch - AWESOME!!!!!!!

If not, download some ja9war video rips of Flying Steps (breakin it' down, in the arena, etc.) - this stuff rulz... music that makes you wish you could breakdance (or make a silly robot and 'popin' moves) LOL... enjoy

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Just found Flying Steps video (RA) online... check it Here

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Last edited by CynepMeH on Mar-06-2003 at 17:17

I've probably listened to the entire set like 5 times and usually I'm not into breaks but Paul just knows what to play , I think the set is just AWESOME!!!!

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Originally posted by whiskers PVD live @ HR? HRHR? i must hear, hope i get it before the files go down (257 freaking megs on a 56k modem...)

rofl!


btw, Terry Bones - Closed Minds is the best song of this set omfg! :P

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I downloaded all three parts in hope of a new fresh PvD set, I havent
listened to a "new" set from PvD for ages. Not by Tiësto either for
that matter. And I wasn't suprised, PvD just doesnt fit me anymore.
I found myself skipping ahead in all the three parts to find SOMETHING
that I could relate too and find worthy of listening but my ears had
already discussed that with my brain and both had found it impossible.

Glad if you like his sets but for me, he is just another DJ that
I can't stand, I get frustrated listening to his sets, they don't
go anywhere.

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This Set is just awesome...

Glad that I have HR XXL Cable Radio!

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As a DJ playing at a venue, PVD needs to play for the crowd that is there. He plays the music that he feels fits the crowd. Even though he is playing for the masses, as the sets he plays are recorded and circulated around, he is still working the crowd in front of him. For those of you who are major PVD fans, you will know that the Clubnight set in years past has ALWAYS been different. He always mixes different tracks in on this night. Following PVD also means that you are aware of his Fritz radio shows on Wednesdays where he will always experiment with different styles and variations of electronic music.

Why is it necessary to jump all over a set just because it is not driving trance. PVD is not jsut a Trance DJ. He plays a lot of different styles (As you can see). Listening to PVD will give you a different feel each time. He plays in New York differently than in Berlin and the same in other countries. I heard his set in Singapore was moslty hard tracks. Different countries and cultures have diffeent tastes...that is how to measure a good DJ...is he/she playing for themselves or the crowd in front of them.

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I just do it exactly the way I enjoy listening to it. This is most of the time it is with banging beats. It is even with a soft thing, a soft melodic idea, or whatever. I still like to have it rocking. Keep in mind what this music is made for, first of all. Its not made to be easy listening on the radio. Its not made to be easy listening in television. Its actually kick ass in the club. This is what music is. This is the purpose of this art form...to listen to it and let the frequencies actually blow you away. --Paul Van Dyk

I'm off to get this set right now. I like to listen to a little bit of everything so this sounds perfect.