Originally posted by mikefasssy
yes, watch the vid.
Has anyone here got the vid?
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May-30-2004 02:47
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Originally posted by aspergian
In all fairness I'm not Tiesto and I can't put words in his mouth so I wonder if there is mention of this in one of his interviews.
In fact he does mention it, just search on google or something...
May-30-2004 02:53
aloep
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Originally posted by CygnusX
Could you post the name of that track please? I like what I heard so far.
Beat Foundation - Foundations II (Main Mix)
May-30-2004 02:56
Torley Wong
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Thanks for sharing that, aloep. I was unusually surprised, and I enjoyed that excerpt. I agree with you there.
That sample sounded kind of BT-ish, sort of the Flaming June vibe (ironically) but perhaps more in line with his IMA era. The piano was nice!
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Ummmmm one of my most favorite moments was oakenfold back in birmingham of 2001 i think....cant remember exactly
anyways....he drops insigma-open your eyes.(original mix)..and mixes rite into the chiller twist remix.....soooooooo beautiful
also in the same set.....holdens remix of new order-someone like you was truly amazing.....especially with the crowd in the background....
god dat was sick
May-30-2004 03:03
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when my best friend & i snuck into a club when we were 16 (thats a big deal in the US), and we just started listening to trance about 3 monthes prior. We snuck in to see Judge Jules and he dropped Ferry Corsten - Punk, which was our favorite song... i'll never forget that night and that moment... its just one of those moments that just makes everything you do worth-wild.
May-30-2004 05:06
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Originally posted by Zombie0729
when my best friend & i snuck into a club when we were 16 (thats a big deal in the US), and we just started listening to trance about 3 monthes prior. We snuck in to see Judge Jules and he dropped Ferry Corsten - Punk, which was our favorite song... i'll never forget that night and that moment... its just one of those moments that just makes everything you do worth-wild.
For some reason that does sound like it was fun
May-30-2004 05:10
GAM3 OVR
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i googled why he cried.........
This is a question from Liz also from Cape Town: "I read an interview that you cried after inner-city in 1999, because it was so overwhelming. How much emotion do you put into your DJ sets?"
Tiesto:Well at that time I was very emotional, because it was my first big set for 30,000 people and I was overwhelmed by the response. I was under so much tension the whole day because I knew if I played a good set over there I would have my breakthrough in Holland. But I always dreamed about it. In the beginning when I was DJing, I dreamed to be a big DJ in Holland, not worldwide. World Wide was like "Ahh…Impossible!" And that's why I cried because I felt like I achieved something, after all those years of playing in small clubs and not getting any recognition.
May-30-2004 05:46
CygnusX
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Originally posted by aloep
Beat Foundation - Foundations II (Main Mix)
Thanks!
May-30-2004 11:25
Xavier
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Location: Sydney, Australia
Definately the day Soups arrived, he changed everything, he showed trance to the ones that deserved it. They say trance and electronic music is repetitive, and its quite true you know when Soups mentioned anything about ETS-Global Basic Beats. Oh how I and a few others LOVED it. It created Radness in electronica's culture and it would NEVER be the same. It influenced me on ATW to do a shoutout, "Hey guys..."
"Burn down the disco, hang the blessed dj, because the music that they constantly play,
it says nothing to me about my life..." The Smiths - 'Panic'
May-30-2004 12:01
Torley Wong
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Originally posted by CygnusX
Thanks!
Apparently "Beat Foundation" is a predecessor of sorts to "Groove Armada" if I'm reading some of this discog info correctly, which is, to say the least . . . fascinating. What's next, "Rhythm Militia"?
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