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Virus
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Stockholm

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Originally posted by infinity HiGH

Oh, no, I was referring to Gielen when I made the Anthem comment. Armin is great...he spins very nice trance...both the anthem style (Uplifting, as some call it) and progressive. He's a very talented guy...needs to work a bit on beatmatching, but he's the best out of the Dutch DJ's...he's got the best selection of tracks. Out of the trance DJ's that share a similar style, he's my favourite. His sets as a whole have an "atmosphere"...and yeah, unlike Tiesto, he can spin progressive, and very very nice upliftin (Second Wave, Seven Cities, Tranzy State, Glad I Ate Her, Xpander, etc etc etc etc etc)

OOh. I see.. My mistake then. And I agree about the Gielen part.
Armins great. Especially the way he mixes progressive and uplifting.

Jun-23-2002 04:18 Sweden

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infinity HiGH
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Registered: Oct 2001
Location: west side T.O

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Originally posted by King of Clubs

OOh. I see.. My mistake then. And I agree about the Gielen part.
Armins great. Especially the way he mixes progressive and uplifting.

Exactly. In this day and age...hearing more than 30 minutes of just uplifting is gonna get boring...progressive needs to be mixed in...so it give you that rhythm, and when you're dancing...you really get into it, and then drop an uplifting tune, that you go crazy to. Progressive is more of a "tease" style of music...it never climaxes, it just keeps "teasing" you and makes you keep going, but then finally hearing that anthem come in, and then explode...absolute bliss!

Jun-23-2002 04:42 Poland

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JM
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Registered: Dec 2000
Location: Seattle, USA

nope he didnt do that

>JM<

Jun-23-2002 04:47 United States

arturob
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Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Miami

quote:
Originally posted by infinity HiGH

Exactly. In this day and age...hearing more than 30 minutes of just uplifting is gonna get boring...progressive needs to be mixed in...so it give you that rhythm, and when you're dancing...you really get into it, and then drop an uplifting tune, that you go crazy to. Progressive is more of a "tease" style of music...it never climaxes, it just keeps "teasing" you and makes you keep going, but then finally hearing that anthem come in, and then explode...absolute bliss!

hmmm... that was a really nice thought.

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Jun-23-2002 04:47 Italy

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nate735
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Registered: Mar 2002
Location: NYC

lets get back to topic lol So dose anyone have any clue how this effect is done?

Jun-23-2002 06:45 United States

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Choobak
i need my funk

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: NYC

During last wednesday's Soundgarden, Paul said that remix of "The Crowd Song" was a one-time thing made especially for him to play at the opening of his Mayday set (maybe that's why he never plays it now...). He probably doesn't put any effects on it (aside from that effect that's prevalent throughout the entire set.. can't remember name) Oh yeah... hehe ... he also said he'd stop spinning if he found that mix on the net... oh paul.. so funny you are...