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Originally posted by shaminii You're doing it wrong.

There is a requirement to play some tunes that are designed to peak the crowd in any non-warm up trance set. If you dont know that you aint got a fucking clue about DJing.

Anyway, Prosper - Purple Fish / On Wheels or Nicholas Bennison - Exocet (Album rework) definately work for me.

From personal experience when out clubbing, Three Drives - Greece 2000 takes the cake. I've never seen the crowd jump so enthusiastically as when that song drops.

Oh and Ferry Corsten - Punk is always good for that pseudo-vocal touch.

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Originally posted by daphunky1 You must be one of those dj's who's too caught up in his own musical agenda that he never looks up to see that he's actually cleared the dancefloor. I've seen these dj's before, they play one song that does get a crowd resonse, people come to dance, and then they just keep going back to the same boring music they were playing before, either to oblivious, or too cool to care.

lol.

Yet another fucking TA cock sucker. Just answer the question dumb fuck.

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Originally posted by JonDC There is a requirement to play some tunes that are designed to peak the crowd in any non-warm up trance set. If you dont know that you aint got a fucking clue about DJing.

You do need peak time tracks, but a good set consists of flow, originality and timing, these are basic principles after beat matching. So in that respect he is doing it wrong.

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Holy fucking shit! Its pretty simple, the question was "What trance song do you play when you're going for the biggest crowd response?" I am looking for nothing more, nothing less.

SO, what that said - What trance song do you play when you're going for the biggest crowd response?

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On No, but I also don't drink out of a fucking sippy-cup you goddamned Appalachian.

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Originally posted by chrisday You do need peak time tracks, but a good set consists of flow, originality and timing, these are basic principles after beat matching. So in that respect he is doing it wrong.

Not really. The question was 'What trance song do you play when you're going for the biggest crowd response?'. He may well be looking for big tunes to play having built his set perfectly to a climaxe with his flow, originality and timing. I don't know why people would assume he is rubbish just because he is looking for some suggestions?

Moreover, there is no right and wrong way to DJ - there are occasions where your audience havnt got a clue so you have to throw big reaction tunes at them, unfortunately

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Originally posted by hooknife Holy fucking shit! Its pretty simple, the question was "What trance song do you play when you're going for the biggest crowd response?" I am looking for nothing more, nothing less. SO, what that said - What trance song do you play when you're going for the biggest crowd response?

Stoneface & Terminal - Blueprint
Ronski Speed - The Deep Divine
Gareth Emery - This is That
Cosmic Gate - Body of Conflict

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Originally posted by euphoria Stoneface & Terminal - Blueprint Ronski Speed - The Deep Divine Gareth Emery - This is That Cosmic Gate - Body of Conflict

Thanks man! I like a few of those myself.

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Originally posted by Fledz From personal experience when out clubbing, Three Drives - Greece 2000 takes the cake. I've never seen the crowd jump so enthusiastically as when that song drops. Oh and Ferry Corsten - Punk is always good for that pseudo-vocal touch.

u aint sen julesplees drop a bit of energy 52 then have ya!

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