bottom line:

MUSIC SUCKS.

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Originally posted by DJ Nuclear bottom line: MUSIC SUCKS.

[chipmunk]but scooter's not music, so he's still cool
posseeeeeeeeeeeee posseeeeeeeeeee
i neeeeeeed you i neeeeeed you i neeeeeeeeed you
on the flooooooor[/chipmunk]

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Originally posted by UWM it's a pile of used baby diapers.

hahhaha. I will use this quote one day in life. Actually I will use it several times. Thats the funniest line I've heard in a while! LMAO.

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Originally posted by YaleTrance the mixing in that cd is beautiful and much better for my ears than the mix compilations put out by Armin and Ferry this year. you people are too conservative and don't understand his radical mixing style of melodic/harmonic contrasts. there is not a single trainwreck in that cd, and the flow is perfect for my taste. to top it off, the mixing sounds human

yes, kinda cool that it sounds human, but it just gets annoying when almost half the mixes start slipping and he uses lots of time to correct the beats. ann the mix into solid globe is a couple of beats out of phrase, sounds horrible. the "harmonic" mixing is hardly brilliant, most of them seem out of tune to me. like ATRC intro forever waiting :/
most of the tunes are good though

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Originally posted by mezzir but scooter's not music, so he's still cool [chipmunk]posseeeeeeeeeeeee posseeeeeeeeeee i neeeeeeed you i neeeeeed you i neeeeeeeeed you on the flooooooor[/chipmunk]

omg that was difficult
first i edited it wrong, then i went to correct it and hit quote and didn't notice so i quoted myself saying it right
should be right now tho

edit:fuck

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also must be conservative and not understand how it makes sense to mix from progressive house to hard trance, to techno to uplifting in a set.

How bout the fact that YaleTrance is trying to comment on mixing technicalities, rather than flow of style. Understanding Tiesto goes beyond what tracks he selects...it's established from his years of work that his track selection carries his own blend and style. Track selection isn't a problem for Tiesto, it's how he mixes it that makes him stand out.
Moving on, you commented on his selection of genre...it's ashame so many EDM fans categorize this and that, and label him and her and what not...that creates division within opinions, and that's when flames start...look beyond whether or not he mixes progressive house or hard trance and what not. Who cares if he does? I agree that Nyana was a very average mix(and Yale, I disagree with you on the mixing...I've mixed those tunes alot better, I can honestly say), but it doesn't take away from Tiesto's ability that we all know he has.
And no, there's no prog house or hard trance on that compilation, so I don't know where you got those, but if you can look beyond his selction of tracks and genres, you'll find that Tiesto's mixing isn't just about cueing and beatmatching different genres.

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Originally posted by UWM Because that was one of the worst sets I have ever heard. And OMG I'm not even going to begin to that post about how good Nyana is.

I won't comment on a set I haven't heard. And I won't apologize for thinking that Nyana is the only trance mix compilation of 2003 that will survive the test of time.

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I also must be conservative and not understand how it makes sense to mix from progressive house to hard trance, to techno to uplifting in a set.

But it does work because he has made it work time after time. Does mixes make Tiesto who he is. It does wonders in the dancefloor and people love him for that. Like in DD 2-2-2002 when he mixes Plastikman-Spastik into Alibi-Eternity. That was pure genius. Or in Impulz 2002 Umek-Lanicor into In My Memory remix. Or TiC Never Filterheadz remix into Chutney. That sort of thing makes Tiesto better than anyone else in trancedom in my books. And it IS a radical mixing style that only reactionary forces don't seem to appreciate.

I agree w the first poster. Tiesto was the one that GOT ME INTO the music. His Trance Energy 2000 set is AMAZING, the thing is he lost his consistency when switching within various genres, there's no flow even while doing that with Tiesto. THAT's what makes a dj flexible, versatile and overall a GOOD dj imo. As for radical mixing? That's fine, but the songs have to go well together and there HAS to be flow, somehow otherwise it detracts from the set and it just becomes sudden and shocking to the dancefloor.

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Originally posted by dJohn How bout the fact that YaleTrance is trying to comment on mixing technicalities, rather than flow of style. Understanding Tiesto goes beyond what tracks he selects...it's established from his years of work that his track selection carries his own blend and style. Track selection isn't a problem for Tiesto, it's how he mixes it that makes him stand out. Moving on, you commented on his selection of genre...it's ashame so many EDM fans categorize this and that, and label him and her and what not...that creates division within opinions, and that's when flames start...look beyond whether or not he mixes progressive house or hard trance and what not. Who cares if he does? I agree that Nyana was a very average mix(and Yale, I disagree with you on the mixing...I've mixed those tunes alot better, I can honestly say), but it doesn't take away from Tiesto's ability that we all know he has. And no, there's no prog house or hard trance on that compilation, so I don't know where you got those, but if you can look beyond his selction of tracks and genres, you'll find that Tiesto's mixing isn't just about cueing and beatmatching different genres.

So you're avoiding the fact that he doesn't even bother to beatmatch? I agree he usually has a wonderful flow to his sets, but it appears that he just shows up to collect his money and doesn't bother beatmatching anything. The majority of his sets are amateur at best, there is no point in arguing over it. He has the skills, but he doesn't bother to use them half the time.

Whilst refering to his gash blend of styles throughout a set I wasn't discussing either of the discs of Nyana, but several of his live performances this year.

And yes, I know all the Tiesto followers think that his mixing is more than beatmatching, cueing, and, well, what 99% of the DJs in the world do. It's some uber-intelligent harmonic and melodic balance that no other DJ can create except your "master".

Bollocks. It sounds like garbage. Maybe to the newbie fans they love it because Tiesto is the daddy of all EDM, but I mean seriously get off your horse and listen to it from an objective point of view.

if u dont like it, then why do u bother listening...?

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1) Nickelson - Yin (Solid Globe Remix)
2) Outback - State of Emergency (Original mix)
3) Lovefist - Hanging on a String (E-Craig Mix)

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Originally posted by dJohn How bout the fact that YaleTrance is trying to comment on mixing technicalities, rather than flow of style. Understanding Tiesto goes beyond what tracks he selects...it's established from his years of work that his track selection carries his own blend and style. Track selection isn't a problem for Tiesto, it's how he mixes it that makes him stand out. Moving on, you commented on his selection of genre...it's ashame so many EDM fans categorize this and that, and label him and her and what not...that creates division within opinions, and that's when flames start...look beyond whether or not he mixes progressive house or hard trance and what not. Who cares if he does? I agree that Nyana was a very average mix(and Yale, I disagree with you on the mixing...I've mixed those tunes alot better, I can honestly say), but it doesn't take away from Tiesto's ability that we all know he has. And no, there's no prog house or hard trance on that compilation, so I don't know where you got those, but if you can look beyond his selction of tracks and genres, you'll find that Tiesto's mixing isn't just about cueing and beatmatching different genres.

Good point. But I honestly doubt that you could mix those tunes 'a lot better' because this is not a sport and there's no such thing as 'better'. And I'm sure that no one could mix those tracks in a way I could enjoy them (and I repeat, I'm talking for myself) any better except than Tijs himself. I say this after almost 6 years of being there and doing that, no one's going to convince me otherwise and I don't understand why some of you get offended with my comments. That is all.