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Originally posted by The Darklord Tracklist or STFU.

pwned

Heh, tr00. Anyway, glad someone answered me (even if it was the DJ himself ).

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Originally posted by darudevil 1. ranta (intro) 2. drive 3. feel the beat 4. we love bassdrum 5. healing 6. calm before the storm 7. untitled 8. out of control 9. serendipity 10. rush 2004 11. next to you 12. music 13. sandstorm 14. untitled Thank you Brasilia!!! I had a great time! Ville/Darude

is sandstorm massive in a club, or are people like meh. i like that song.

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13. sandstorm

So, I'm back. Darude was brilliant. It was a very interesting live PA. Although I arrived a bit late (I was confused with the festival's schedule), it became better and better with each song. I really liked the way he edited Sandstorm - very experimental, and nice to dance to.

The best thing about it was what elitists and posers complain about the most: it was fun, simple and original . If that's cheese (which is how "cheese" seems to be) then I did enter a world of raclettes and fondue. You could tell from the main entrance that Darude was playing: He wasn't imitating anyone else. He read the crowd and gave us what we wanted. He had the words "Electronic Musician" on his shirt and that's exactly what he was: no "God" DJ attitude. In fact, unlike some other Live PAs, he was not behind a curtain of synths, samplers or drum machines: We actually got to see him (and some other people whose identities remain unknown to me ). He was hopping, signing shirts and whatnot. He thanked us as personally as he could have (I didn't even expect that he would post in this thread but I was really happy that he did), even though we were the ones to be thankful for such fun moments.

Thank you Darude/Ville, I'm going to post the pics as soon as my girlfriend transfers them from her camera (my computer's usb port is not working ).

edit: Thanks for the tips, Renegade

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Originally posted by Lira So, I'm back. Darude was brilliant. It was a very interesting live PA. Although I arrived a bit late (I was confused with the festival's schedule), it was getting better and better song after song. I really liked the way he edited sandstorm - very experimental, and nice to dance to. The best thing about it was what elitists and posers complain the most: it was fun, simple and original . If that's cheese (which seems to be), then I did enter a world of raclettes and fondues. You could tell from the main entrance that Darude was playing, he wasn't imitating anyone else. He read the crowd, and gave us what we wanted. He had the words "Electronic Musician" in his shirt, and that's exactly what he was: no "God" DJ attitude. In fact, unlike some other Live PA's, he was not behind a curtains of synths, samplers and drum machines. We actually got to see him (and some other people whose identities remain unknown to me ). He was hopping, signing shirts and whatnot. He thanked us as personally as he could (I didn't even expect he would post in this thread, and I was really happy that he did), even though we were the ones to be thankful for such fun moments. Thank you, Darude/Ville, I'm gonna post the pics as soon as my girlfriend transfers them from her camera (my computer's usb port is not working ).

Daurde bashing is getting pretty old but its still fun to do occasionally to feel l33t. I've come to realize hype whether negative or postive is just that its hype and has little to do with reality. Glad you had a good time. Btw did he wear a cheese hat?

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Originally posted by darudevil 13. sandstorm

Holy shit, bet they didn't see that coming.

Maaz:

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Hi! I'm trying to improve my English, so if you notice that there's anything grammatically wrong with the above post, or any word I may have used in a wrong context, please PM me. Thank you.

My pleasure:

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Originally posted by Lira So, I'm back.[1] Darude was brilliant. It was a very interesting live PA. Although I arrived a bit late (I was confused with the festival's schedule), it got[2] better and better song after song[3]. I really liked the way he edited sandstorm[4] - very experimental,[5] and nice to dance to. The best thing about it was what elitists and posers complain about the most: it was fun, simple and original. If that's cheese (which is how "cheese" seems to be defined),[6] then I did enter a world of raclettes and fondues[7]. You could tell from the main entrance that Darude was playing,[8] he wasn't imitating anyone else. He read the crowd,[9] and gave us what we wanted. He had the words "Electronic Musician" on his shirt,[10] and that's exactly what he was: no "God" DJ attitude.[11] In fact, unlike some other Live PAs, he was not behind a curtains[12] of synths, samplers or drum machines.[13] We actually got to see him (and some other people whose identities remain unknown to me ). He was hopping, signing shirts and whatnot. He thanked us as personally as he could have (I didn't even expect that he would post in this thread but I was really happy that he did), even though we were the ones to be thankful for such fun moments. Thank you,[15] Darude/Ville, I'm going to post the pics as soon as my girlfriend transfers them from her camera (my computer's usb port is not working ).

^[1] Unnecessary comma?
^[2] You should probably try to avoid any derivation of the word "get" where it's possible (a better word can always be used in its place, leaving some English experts to conjecture that the term "get" should not be considered a legitimate word at all) but in any case, "got" is the correct past-tense conjugation of the infinitive "to get".
^[3] Clumsy phrase. Would probably best be rendered as "better with each song" or "better and better with each song".
^[4] Requires capital letter.
^[5] Unnecessary comma.
^[6] Unnecessary comma.
^[7] I'm pretty sure that this word can't be made plural with the addition of an "s"?
^[8] The comma needs to be replaced by ":" or "and that".
^[9] Unnecessary comma.
^[10] Unnecessary comma.
^[11] Poorly constructed sentence. Your grammatical syntax makes it sound as though Darude is an attitude of some sort. The sentence would be better phrased as either:

"and that's exactly what he was: a DJ without the "God" attitude."

Or:

"and that's exactly how we construed his attitude: he was a no "God" DJ."

^[12] Needs to be either "a curtain" or "curtains".
^[13] Replacing the full-stop with either a colon or the word "and" would probably aid continuity.
^[14] Unnecessary comma.
^[15] Unnecessary comma.

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Originally posted by Renegade Holy shit, bet they didn't see that coming. Maaz: My pleasure: [1] Unnecessary comma? [2] You should probably try to avoid any derivation of the word "get" where it's possible (a better word can always be used in its place, leaving some English experts to conjecture that the term "get" should not be considered a legitimate word at all) but in any case, "got" is the correct past-tense conjugation of the infinitive "to get". [3] Clumsy phrase. Would probably best be rendered as "better with each song" or "better and better with each song". [4] Requires capital letter. [5] Unnecessary comma. [6] Unnecessary comma. [7] I'm pretty sure that this word can't be made plural with the addition of an "s"? [8] The comma needs to be replaced by ":" or "and that". [9] Unnecessary comma. [10] Unnecessary comma. [11] Poorly constructed sentence. Your grammatical syntax makes it sound as though Darude is an attitude of some sort. The sentence would be better phrased as either: "and that's exactly what he was: a DJ without the "God" attitude." Or: "and that's exactly how we construed his attitude: he was a no "God" DJ." [12] Needs to be either "a curtain" or "curtains". [13] Replacing the full-stop with either a colon or the word "and" would probably aid continuity. [14] Unnecessary comma. [15] Unnecessary comma.

Commas after before the word and are writer's preference. Not unnecessary, nor necessary. There were some mistakes, but not bad for learning.

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Originally posted by Nite-Mer Commas after before the word and are writer's preference. Not unnecessary, nor necessary. There were some mistakes, but not bad for learning.

The current trend in English grammar (which is relevent to anyone studying the language) is to reduce the amount of commas where possible. Note that I never implied that his use of commas was "wrong", merely that they were unnecessary given the context and the flow of the sentences. If he didn't want smart-arses picking his posts apart then he shouldn't have left that message in his sig.

(But seriously, Lira - your grasp of the English language and its grammar is probably better than 90% of its natural speakers.)

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Originally posted by Renegade (But seriously, Lira - your grasp of the English language and its grammar is probably better than 90% of its natural speakers.)

agreed i dont use any punctuation in my posts so no worry about unnecessary commas

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Originally posted by darudevil 7. untitled 10. rush 2004 14. untitled

Rush 2004?! A new mix of it?! I fucking love that song. And what are the two Untitled ones?