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Originally posted by deknician Oh, and is it definitely live?

no - recorded

Lovely mashups, another lovely ASOT. Keep up the good work armin

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Originally posted by lwigii Lovely mashups, another lovely ASOT. Keep up the good work armin

I was waiting for a post like this so I could make a point.

Perasma - Swing 2 Harmony (Gabriel and Dresden Remix)
Rachael Starr - Till there was you (Gabriel and Dresden Remix)
Pulser - Point Of Impact (Fractal Structure Remix)
John Steur - Castamera

All four lovely tunes (unmashed) but mashed up, , it started out with some nice mashups earlie this year, now, it has become more like a "most mashup's competition" and their getting worse foreach new one made. (did that make anysense)
Anyway, I think it's time to take a break and leave mashuping to the professionals (XDR for instance, PvD, Adam White, both have played his Underground Mashup's, that's quality!)

Bad mashup's, which I'm sad to say, , was in this episode of ASOT, is more a insult to the producer (is my thought) then a compliment . I agree with ctprincess, stick to producing nice one way track's and djing. Otherwise, we'll gooo

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with all due respect anuga, thats your oppinion. I liked them.

is there a cue?

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Originally posted by d2wud thanks to anuga

no problem

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ahh theres anuga...Armins Girl Friend

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Originally posted by Nayil ahh theres anuga...Armins Girl Friend

hehehe

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the intro is sick and the whole set is pretty solid with good tracks..

i love listenin to trance when im blazed -.-

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