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| quote: | Originally posted by dEsidEL
if i was as successful as Tiesto i'd prolly be doing the same thing.. experimenting with different sounds because i wouldn't expect to be playing the same old thing for my entire career. I don't mean I'd change permanently, but instead try out new things and see what works (and doesn't). It's kind of like Oakenfold today .. he's already made his way up there so now he can spin any kind of shit and people will still go to see him play. When you're at that point.. sort of like how Tiesto is now, you can pretty much do anything without being worried. |
ya i agree to some point here, but in order to translate with other styles takes some time  noone is perfect, like everyone say's practice makes perfect. im sorry but Tiesto's sets are pretty boring, he spins the same shit over and over again. maybe its good he's trying some new stuff out, but come on, he's been doing that for a year now and its still boring  the way i see it, if you have fame you go for the money, and just like everyone says here, people will continue to see him, because he's a famous dj people wont really care wat he will spin or watever he does backstage. fact is that he knows how to read the crowd well, and that his biggest advantage. once a person that go's and see's Tiesto the first time in their life and they didn't hear of him too, of course their gonna come back for him, because Tiesto just read the crowd so well and that made the musik sound so good, but fact is most of the people didn't even care about the musik. isn't it that the way its always is? am i wrong guys???? its only us Tranceaddicts that argue so much over him and our little chats dont help anyone because there's so few of us, especially in toronto 
we'll see how Tiesto he progress into the new year, maybe he'll finally play some new good stuff 
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