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Originally posted by speedracer_mec anyone know one of the longest to produce songs was? did it live up?

didnt it take armin 2 months to finish his remix for iio rapture? i dont even remember how it sounds

how long did it take to make ligaya

well it only takes 20 minutes to make a song when you use a pre-recorded sample from magix music maker demo.



j/k I think this song is so much more than the sum of its individual parts.

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yea I always had a feeling that the song sounded kinda cheap, as in it sounded like it was simply laid out and wasnt worked on a lot. . . .i think the vocals saved it.

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When you start to criticize the times you live in, your time is over. ~Karl Lagerfeld

armin took three weeks to remix ATRC

then i read the other day in a Michael Woods interview that it took him two days to make Into The Dawn


chillout mix of as the rush comes is its salvation

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I had great fun reading everyones arguing but I'd like to hear the story Dresden gave on the radio. Thank you.

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Originally posted by Rakoon I had great fun reading everyones arguing but I'd like to hear the story Dresden gave on the radio. Thank you.

the story goes like this


armin," how did u come about creating Atrc...its a big question on all our minds"


dave," well i met this chick at the club grabbed her ass and we had sex and during those 20 MINUTES she sang a song..i wrote it down"



thats his story in a nutshell

Thanks buddy

This is by far the most overated tune of 2003.
There were rumors that they stole the sample from a software.

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wooohoooo! more TA drama!

I've enjoyed reading the stories of how ATRC came to be. I wonder what other such tracks have interesting stories behind them. I know that Lost You Somewhere by Chicane (probably one of my top 5 tunes ever) was about the songwriter losing his girlfriend in a large crowd and never finding her again.

I can tell you one thing, much of the best electronic music is written under the influence of drugs. Mentioning no names, songs like "Xpander" and "Mercury and Solace" come to mind...

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Originally posted by Christopher B I've enjoyed reading the stories of how ATRC came to be. I wonder what other such tracks have interesting stories behind them. I know that Lost You Somewhere by Chicane (probably one of my top 5 tunes ever) was about the songwriter losing his girlfriend in a large crowd and never finding her again. I can tell you one thing, much of the best electronic music is written under the influence of drugs. Mentioning no names, songs like "Xpander" and "Mercury and Solace" come to mind...

sasha produced xpander while being fuked up?


thats scary to know...