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Originally posted by Algenis Tiesto likes ATB: ^^Tiesto & ATB @ E-Werk in Berlin not too long ago...

not suprised they both have trance songs with a rock edge on their new albums.

cant waite for the remixes to start popping up

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Originally posted by SpecialedXL cant waite for the remixes to start popping up

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Originally posted by Arraias I only liked Movin' Melodies.

Damn! not only was I about to say that but I was going to word it just like that

are any of the tracks on Trilogy remeniscent of Movin' Melodies?

sounds like an interesting 2 cd album
ATB has a nice mood in his chillout tracks.

Hi
CD1 really sux, it's pop.
why not make collabs with paris hilton and britney spears?
it will sound the same.
the cd2 seems ok , i m not a fan of chillout,i like uplifting and banging trance.
Mr.ATB, if you read this post,
why does a very talented and skilled producer like you produce only 3min pop tracks and not real trance long tracks like tiesto , above and beyond for exemple did in tri state and elements of life?
I m not a big fan of you anymore since i listened to CD1 and trance is dead for me if legends like this turn into cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeese.

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Originally posted by Trance555 I m not a big fan of you anymore since i listened to CD1 and trance is dead for me if legends like this turn into cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeese.

BEST POST EVER!

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Originally posted by Trance555 is dead for me if legends like this turn into cheeeeeeeeeeeeeeese.

ATB's music has almost always been pop and cheesey and short. Sure he may have a few longer tracks, but even on Movin' Melodies, most tracks were 3 to 4 minutes in length on the album. He's just gone more vocal-pop on his albums after Movin' Melodies, some CDs have more vocals than others, this being one of them. ATB almost exclusively makes this kind of stuff (over the top, catchy melodies, sing songey vocals, mostly the same or similar sounding basslines), with chill out thrown in (which has potential).

i m sorry in movin melodies the songs are longer.my favourite album is addicted to music, it's very melancholic album, i like it.if you listen to trilogy CD 1 and No silence, you will the notice that from 2003 to 2004 with no silence, he completely turned in pop, there is no feeling when i listen to no silence or trilogy.i just don't understand why he doesn't produce 5 or 6 min tracks like before and trancier, it's a silly .in trilogy CD1 , the songs are only 3 or 4 min,just the time to be on TV and catch a wider audience.i m sure the next collab will be paris hilton.i don't want bash him but he introduced me to trance 4 years ago
and now,he produces shitty pop,it's disapointing.

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Originally posted by Trance555 i m sorry in movin melodies the songs are longer.my favourite album is addicted to music, it's very melancholic album, i like it.if you listen to trilogy CD 1 and No silence, you will the notice that from 2003 to 2004 with no silence, he completely turned in pop, there is no feeling when i listen to no silence or trilogy.i just don't understand why he doesn't produce 5 or 6 min tracks like before and trancier, it's a silly .in trilogy CD1 , the songs are only 3 or 4 min,just the time to be on TV and catch a wider audience.i m sure the next collab will be paris hilton.i don't want bash him but he introduced me to trance 4 years ago and now,he produces shitty pop,it's disapointing.

Maybe a little longer but there's like 15 tracks on the CD, so the majority of them are edited (I own it). There's still a few longer ones, but he's still...pop music, first and foremost. He's not some underground producer, and his music is even more pop than the stuff on Anjunabeats or Armada. Maybe to you he turned pop, but to me, he's always been pop-trance/euro-dance. Paul van Dyk was a more prominent (and mainstream) trance producer IMO, cause his stuff was more consistently trancey (meaning each track is like a long journey). Most PvD tracks average out at about 7 minutes in length, each, while ATB's, even the stuff on Movin' Melodies, at about 4 minutes each...hardly "trancey". You really can't build a track much in 4 minutes. He's more about quick fixes of melody, rather than sheer rushes of euphoria and energy as trance is. It's fine if you like that, and in some music I do, but as a trance producer, I don't think you can take him seriously as one.

i m sorry but summer rain 136 bp mix is a pure trance track, believe in me is also trancey and housey.if you listen to his first single like the summer for exemple or fields of love,it's trancey for me, it sounds like the old chicane for me or sunlounger now.the single renegade a&t mix is trancey for me, i like it.on sunshine radio, he introduced four of his new tracks(justify,renegade,alcarda,beautiful world).we discover a longer mix of justify and it sounded trance to me.it would be good that instead of making 11 pop song of 3min,he makes 11 "CLUb mix" or "a&t mix" in the album.PVD is trancier but i don't like his songs, it's boring,his songs are noise.another way only is great trance tracks.at moment i m listening to new artists like kamil polner or adam nickey because the legends are dead.only tiesto went back with his new album.

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Originally posted by Trance555 i m sorry but summer rain 136 bp mix is a pure trance track, believe in me is also trancey and housey.if you listen to his first single like the summer for exemple or fields of love,it's trancey for me, it sounds like the old chicane for me or sunlounger now.the single renegade a&t mix is trancey for me, i like it.on sunshine radio, he introduced four of his new tracks(justify,renegade,alcarda,beautiful world).we discover a longer mix of justify and it sounded trance to me.it would be good that instead of making 11 pop song of 3min,he makes 11 "CLUb mix" or "a&t mix" in the album.PVD is trancier but i don't like his songs, it's boring,his songs are noise.another way only is great trance tracks.at moment i m listening to new artists like kamil polner or adam nickey because the legends are dead.only tiesto went back with his new album.

Whatever, to reach your own. But PvD IMO is a more serious trance artist (maybe not so much his new stuff) than ATB ever was or is. ATB makes better melodic dance-pop/trance-pop than PvD, but PvD is just someone whose had more impact on trance than ATB. ATB, to me, is in the same league as Ian van Dahl, Lasgo, and DJ Sammy, there really is not a huge difference between them. Maybe his music isn't quite as silly or cringe inducing, but is still euro-dance. "Another Way" is a great track, one of my favorites, and IMO is produced way better than "9 PM (Till I Come)". Not saying ATB sucks, I own all of his albums and PvDs, I just don't take him as serious, like I said, as a trance producer like PvD, or even other german guys like Taucher and Sven Vath, Cosmic Baby or even Schiller, and some other german trance producers.