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FinnHawk
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Victoria, BC, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by xtr3m
For me, Tiesto's main problem is that almost every time he introduces a new track it comes from nowhere. Other than that, his beatmatching is pretty good. |
A good DJ should NEVER sound like that... it should flow smoothly and seamlessly... but most epic/uplifting trance doesn't always allow for that...
Listen to Max Graham's Cream CD 2 for a great CD that flows well with awesome mixing and great tracks that are nearly epic/uplifting... much better produced tracks than most epic trance. I think it's a good "gateway to progressive" CD, for those of you stuck on the epic/uplifting sound, because it's not as deep as most progressive while still being trancey, uplifing and energetic. There are prolly other CDs of a similar type that are just as good, if not better, altho I don't know off the top of my head... maybe an Armin Van Buuren CD, he usually has good flow.
The three or four Tiesto CDs I have just have no flow for me, so I never listen to them...
Sal
Last edited by FinnHawk on May-25-2002 at 22:33
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May-25-2002 22:21
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