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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ PíO
lol, you and your national rivalries 
well, i for once was surprised by the eclectic nature of the show, and how Tiesto was able to literally make it a truly epic experience going around the world and all, i really digged that. he was really creative with all those live shows and how he juxtaposed it into his own music. especially the Australian bit with the psychedelic woodpipes doing harmonies for like 5 minutes and Tiesto eventually mixed it into Frank Biazzi's Obsession, that was absolutely magikal!
only thing missing for me to make the night perfect was the live symphony orchestra  but one day it will happen, i'm sure. |
Didgeridoos 
I donno what kind of surprise you expected ( im aware of the self-contradictory nature of this question  ) bit I for my part was fully satisfied. I was actually relieved that it wasn't a second DD2002 solo, but a totally different concept. The way I saw it Tiesto was performing 7 "mini-sets" which were not totally independet from each other but rather more kept building gradually till the last two sets (5-7) where hard tech-trance was beautifully blended with uplifting stormers and all-time classics  Also those live shows were on a very high level if u ask me. Something I'd expect from an opnenign show of Olypmic Games or stuff like that.
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