What a clueless thread.

Here's my vote: Fatboy Slim: Live at Brighton Beach 2002.

250,000 people attended. It was on the national news. The CD release of the mix is available in shops. It was such a big event, Mixmag recently ran a retrospective feature that included it alongside historical clubbing moments like the introduction of E to the UK.

Not a single mix mentioned here is remotely close.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J What a clueless thread. Here's my vote: Fatboy Slim: Live at Brighton Beach 2002. 250,000 people attended. It was on the national news. The CD release of the mix is available in shops. It was such a big event, Mixmag recently ran a retrospective feature that included it alongside historical clubbing moments like the introduction of E to the UK. Not a single mix mentioned here is remotely close.

Didn't a couple of people die at the event? Completely unrelated to the event itself, but due to the huge number of people there the law of averages dictated a couple of them were bound to die that day?

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Originally posted by Brizzo "It's all gone Pete Tong" is actually a phrase in Europe, England I believe. Pretty sure that's where Pete Tong got his DJ name from as well.

The infamous Rojam ID. 14 years, 9 months and counting...

Most well-known is undoubtedly Tiesto at the Olympics in '04, but that one's more infamous than famous.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned BT Live @ Two Tribes, Melbourne 2004 03 06 yet.

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Originally posted by thoughtlessjex I'm surprised no one has mentioned BT Live @ Two Tribes, Melbourne 2004 03 06 yet.

tbh, as good as that set is. if it didn't have that power failure in it. it wouldn't had gone that noticed.

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My two favourites are :

Tiesto @ energy 2000 (This kind of opened up my eyes to "real" trance)

Johan Gielen @ trance energy 2002 - This one is without a doubt my favourite of all time, a perfect mix of songs and styles

Ferry Corsten - Live @ Avalon 10-23-2004 is a pretty popular mix.

Also,

Daft Punk - Live @ Coachella 4-29-06 was/is pretty popular, especially when it was released in a high quality bit-rate.

Along with the Released set of "Alive 1997" by Daft Punk.

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Originally posted by montana tbh, as good as that set is. if it didn't have that power failure in it. it wouldn't had gone that noticed.

But it did. So it has.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J What a clueless thread. Here's my vote: Fatboy Slim: Live at Brighton Beach 2002. 250,000 people attended. It was on the national news. The CD release of the mix is available in shops. It was such a big event, Mixmag recently ran a retrospective feature that included it alongside historical clubbing moments like the introduction of E to the UK. Not a single mix mentioned here is remotely close.

this is true.


wait... introduction of e on the uk?

anyhow i agree on the set being famous and legendary

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

you made me open the big'ol cd case

old favs not mentioned?
Tiesto @ Homelands 5-26-01
Tiesto @ LA (magik)

PO millenium eve mix
PVD @ 93.1, ultra 03
Sasha @ radio1, Love Par 01
AVB @ passion (early asot)
the orb - live 93 2CD

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pvd @ energy '03 got me and more than one friend in to trance, and EDM in generally really. it's definately my favorite set.

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Originally posted by sljiva what's so great about palladium set? he just played couple of his songs (with pauses between them) in a row (some twice) and that's it. you can make that kind of set in your winamp with same songs, add some background noise and there you have it. i mean, i love chicane and his production (especially far from the maddening crowds album), but this set is just too hyped up without reason

He did play a track that was never released. And it was cool to hear the crowd, adds a bit of energy. Besides that not too different from listening to his albums though. I still wish he produced songs like he did back then...he's working with Tom Jones now

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Originally posted by miamitranceman I'd say Oakie's Home @ Space in Ibiza deserves special recognition as it was very accessible in the early days of mp3 downloading in '99. It was the first liveset I ever listened to, and I know it was for many others as well.

+1 it was my first liveset ever! and the best one to date!

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