sorry, not in the scene like i used to be.. rtem mfsg? what does that mean? =)

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 control freak was probably with rtem mfsg, it gives control freak a nice little kick to it. http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF211985-01-02-01.mp3 thats mfsg paul normally loops the "going" vocal (it really says money) over control freak

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impressive.. i think this is exactly what he did..

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Originally posted by sandstorm03 control freak was probably with rtem mfsg, it gives control freak a nice little kick to it. http://mp3.juno.co.uk/MP3/SF211985-01-02-01.mp3 thats mfsg paul normally loops the "going" vocal (it really says money) over control freak

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Originally posted by Enervate it was def harder, and louder.. but the control freak he played on friday was very very good. can anyone help me get this on mp3? i have about 3 hours of video, and if osmeone can tell me where to upload it ill do it. =)

It's on In The Mix @ Big City Beats 6/18/06 live set, about 2 mins in. Sorry, can't remember where I got it.

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Originally posted by zachias31 It's on In The Mix @ Big City Beats 6/18/06 live set, about 2 mins in. Sorry, can't remember where I got it.

It's in the Toronto download thread.
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...12&pagenumber=1

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Originally posted by Yan You folks are getting steamed over his playing one track 2 times? Good thing most of you weren't there in '03 when he dropped ATRC 3 times.

agreed, and while that did suck, 03 was still far and away the best for me. Not only was paul himself amazed with everything (the blimps in the air for the vma awards, putting his hands up in the lazers) but you could also walk from the one lighting pole to the other at anytime in the night without bumping into one single person.

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Originally posted by DJDavidScott I can appreciate people's take on the event(s). I'm never one to sway ones opinions. Keep in mind, nothing is changing due to what you read here. What I am confused about is...do all you "nay sayers" realize that PVD has always mixed in, out, over and under tracks for YEARS! He has even said it in interviews...he plays the track and the segment(s) of the track he feels. This is nothing new. Times have changed, technology has given people ability to create rather than just play. Unfotunately, some people just can't accept that. So be it... If you read the Clubplanet.com interviews from PVD and Made events...you may understand this event more...and appreciate what went on. This is not a club night...this is an event for all ages...We saw families and children there enjoying their time. If you are a new comer to PVD and summerstage..you can't leave without hearing "For an Angel"...it just comes with the territory. Very Well Put!!! The procuction was great...the drums were a nice added element that tranformed this into more of an industrial techy-trance set...something I have never seen...Not too many drummers can keep up at 140BPM...kudos to him. The lights, the sound...all added to it (barring one set back...hey shit happens)....It's all about the music, the setting the emotion and the times. If you are not into it...then don't spend your hard earned money to be a spectator.... Can't wait for Roseland!

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Originally posted by DJDavidScott Didnt play: Dreammakers

oh yes he did.

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Originally posted by trancinchink oh yes he did.

I heard it too

For the life of me I can't place it in this set....But I will surely take your word(s) for it...

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ID?

http://www.youtube.com/v/OpSegVdA2xM

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My Review - Another half assed set from pVd , 3rd time seeing him , 2 times @ summerstage and once in Roseland . In Roseland he did a pretty good job but @ summerstage half the show is bangin and half of it is like ehhh . Out of soooo many SICK NEW TRACKS he stay playing the same old shit and ENDS HIS sets the same fuckin way everytime lol with his lame old productions ( Dont get me wrong there pretty good but they become lame once you play them to much and people bitched that tiesto would drop his production everytime at least his production got a Kick to it and people would go fuckin nuts to his tunes ). I had fun though again for only 1 reason , cause I was there with a bunch of friends , every one was dancing , having a pretty good time . @ The afterparty every one was buggin out more to my sets . I dont know why but Pvd dosn't know how to kill it !

Half the Tracks that are on the list that he played I didnt even notice like it would be a small part of it but the bassline would stay the same none stop execpt for a few moments .

If any one stays he killed it on saturday Those people must of been Rolllllinnnnnn HArd or on some other crazy shit lol


Overall opinion = Weak Set

4 strigs - take me away (Purple haze rmx)...i think that is the mix he dropped...

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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