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Originally posted by JakeC i spoke to soon. just took my old copies of djmag out and this is how he went. 2000 - 24 2001 - 6 2002 - 1 2003 - 1 2004 - 1 from 6 to 1 aint unlikely but from the 24 to six is. i beleive that is where he started selling himself. *6-1 was where he was great but 2002 - 2004

Christpher Lawrence went from 35 to 7 between 2003 and 2004...don't see him as the type to "sell" himself by any means.

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Originally posted by auranaut Or not. All women are lesbians.

Damnet! You got me there! Well, you might get lucky and find a bisexual one...

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Originally posted by WM2 Maybe I should start stalking Sandra Collins and see if this theory pans out.

haha, yea, show up in a nice tux and tell her how ya feel.

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Originally posted by DaveT Christpher Lawrence went from 35 to 7 between 2003 and 2004...don't see him as the type to "sell" himself by any means.

well 2004 was mainly voted on by americans, i also forgot that tiesto did southern sun etc.



and for the record Christopher Lawrence looks like a Rent-Boy

remember this is nothing but a popularity contest people... i'm sure 40% of the votes come from the raver kids who just "saw this awesome dj last week"

He is the world's most recognized Dj. Hes not a good producer but he is a great Dj who appeals to the crowd. and has a great track selection in his sets. So thats what makes him #1

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Originally posted by BroNxGeNeRal He is the world's most recognized Dj. Hes not a good producer but he is a great Dj who appeals to the crowd. and has a great track selection in his sets. So thats what makes him #1

hahaha

he has made/been involved with some of the greatest trance records ever made, his DJing is average at most.

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Originally posted by JakeC hahaha he has made/been involved with some of the greatest trance records ever made, his DJing is average at most.

He is the world's most recognized Dj. Hes not a good producer but he is a great Dj who appeals to the crowd. and has a great track selection in his sets. So thats what makes him #1

He gets the audience into it.. thats the main feature of his mixing skill

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Originally posted by iammesol He is the world's most recognized Dj. Hes not a good producer but he is a great Dj who appeals to the crowd. and has a great track selection in his sets. So thats what makes him #1 He gets the audience into it.. thats the main feature of his mixing skill

what i was saying was his production skkills are greater than his DJing skills not his djing feats.

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Originally posted by iammesol He is the world's most recognized Dj. Hes not a good producer but he is a great Dj who appeals to the crowd.

Yeah, I guess thousands of flashing lights, giant screens, MCs, strobes, balloons, fireworks, stage acts (including magic!), lasers, decorations, and mass auditoriums to hold a ton of people in so they can feed off the energy of being in close proximity to one another has the tendancy to appeal to the crowd.

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exactly

I give nothing but the upmost respect for Tiesto. Haters can say what they want, but he has succeeded at what he does, and I'm pretty sure that he doesn't mind all the internet bashing as long as those same people go pay $40-75 to see him, which they do. Can't wait till Armin the heir apparent succeeds Tiesto and all the bashing happens again. Whatever Tiesto is doing, it's working, and if I was him, I would be a happy man.