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bluE_Neon
Res Publica

Registered: May 2001
Location: Warsaw
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| quote: | Originally posted by push01
Tiesto on the other hand is playing mostly tracks from albums released like a yr ago or more. Lost Vaguness, Flesh, Silence and Eugina were on Oakey's Travelling and Another World albums. These albums were released 1 YEAR AGO, hello. Tiesto is playing tunes Oakey released so long ago--it is pathetic. Oakey was closing his set with the PROPHET a long time ago. This is why TIESTO=NEXT OAKENFOLD. PvD is playing new tracks and tracks that have only become popular in the last few weeks or months, not over a yr ago or like 8 months ago. Some are tracks that only he can like Second Sun, Autumn, Reach Me etc..not tunes that every Oakey-wanna be canes. It doesnt help that Tiesto acts like a clown and cares more about being an arrogant showman, a la Oakey. It is great to be pumped up and enthusiastic but he is ridiculous. Take a lesson from Carl Cox, a great dj who shows so much enthusiasm, not so much ego. The point about a dj having a limited amount of time and limited amount of records is a poor excuse. The great dj's have whitel labels and vinyl sent to them. Sasha, Digweed, PvD etc...have stuff sent to them FIRST before it reaches the public. Yet when I listen to a Tiesto set it is like I am listening to his cd's. A live club set should be a unique experience, not duplicable by just listening to a couple of released albums. There is something magical in going to a live set and being wowed by the exhiliration of hearing a track for the first time. It leaves you wanting more and wanting to find out just what that amazing track is. I know everyone has felt this amazing feeling and it is thoroughly exhilirating--THIS CANNOT BE DENIED. Tiesto doesnt allow this buzz and mesmerization, the feeling when hearing that never before heard track. Dj's who do this like Sasha, PvD, Cox, Seaman etc..."please" the crowd even more by blending old faves with new tracks that leave the crowd speechless. These dj's tour just as much and are just as busy as Tiesto. People will realize that Tiesto's sets sound great the first time hearing it live but not the second or third exact replica especially when played like a yr later.
Instead Tiesto lovers should ask why he spins only 2-3 hours of recycled and very old tunes. Dont his fans deserve more? Why even buy new cd's or obtain sets? Just get your favorite Tiesto set and listen to it over and over for years. That is what Tiesto has done here in NYC. It is unacceptable. Dont you want more or will there be excuses for that also? |
exactly man, Tiesto does spin does tunes a LOT Tiesto should stick 2 his own style, like I said Tiesto is just downhill 4 me right now good speech bro, i SECOND DAT! 
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Oct-23-2001 17:09
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Kytracid
No more subliminal shit..

Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Lost, somewhere in the breakdown...
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| quote: | Originally posted by push01
The point about playing similar tunes on a tour is valid and PvD has done that but for an album that hasnt even been released. It has just been ripped and therefore people know many of the tracks. Tiesto on the other hand is playing mostly tracks from albums released like a yr ago or more. Lost Vaguness, Flesh, Silence and Eugina were on Oakey's Travelling and Another World albums. These albums were released 1 YEAR AGO, hello. Tiesto is playing tunes Oakey released so long ago--it is pathetic. Oakey was closing his set with the PROPHET a long time ago. This is why TIESTO=NEXT OAKENFOLD. PvD is playing new tracks and tracks that have only become popular in the last few weeks or months, not over a yr ago or like 8 months ago. Some are tracks that only he can like Second Sun, Autumn, Reach Me etc..not tunes that every Oakey-wanna be canes. It doesnt help that Tiesto acts like a clown and cares more about being an arrogant showman, a la Oakey. It is great to be pumped up and enthusiastic but he is ridiculous. Take a lesson from Carl Cox, a great dj who shows so much enthusiasm, not so much ego. The point about a dj having a limited amount of time and limited amount of records is a poor excuse. The great dj's have whitel labels and vinyl sent to them. Sasha, Digweed, PvD etc...have stuff sent to them FIRST before it reaches the public. Yet when I listen to a Tiesto set it is like I am listening to his cd's. A live club set should be a unique experience, not duplicable by just listening to a couple of released albums. There is something magical in going to a live set and being wowed by the exhiliration of hearing a track for the first time. It leaves you wanting more and wanting to find out just what that amazing track is. I know everyone has felt this amazing feeling and it is thoroughly exhilirating--THIS CANNOT BE DENIED. Tiesto doesnt allow this buzz and mesmerization, the feeling when hearing that never before heard track. Dj's who do this like Sasha, PvD, Cox, Seaman etc..."please" the crowd even more by blending old faves with new tracks that leave the crowd speechless. These dj's tour just as much and are just as busy as Tiesto. People will realize that Tiesto's sets sound great the first time hearing it live but not the second or third exact replica especially when played like a yr later.
Instead Tiesto lovers should ask why he spins only 2-3 hours of recycled and very old tunes. Dont his fans deserve more? Why even buy new cd's or obtain sets? Just get your favorite Tiesto set and listen to it over and over for years. That is what Tiesto has done here in NYC. It is unacceptable. Dont you want more or will there be excuses for that also? |
I agree wit that 100% !!! Tiesto is capable for more, but it seems he is following his press instead of listen to some new tunes.
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Oct-23-2001 17:17
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registerhere
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Minnesota
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my two cents
First off, this is perhaps one of the most entertaining threads yet!!! You never know what someone is going to say next. Anyway, I just saw Tiesto in Minneapolis and that performance was god awful. Track selection was fine. I'm not to concerned if it is old or new stuff long as they are good tracks. But poor spinning is just frustrating when I'm paying $$ to see someone F#$%-up 10+ times.Go practice at home Tiesto, not on stage.
-RH
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Oct-23-2001 17:19
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Twilogoddess
Old School Veteran

Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Manhattan
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| quote: | Originally posted by Kia Kaha
Hey TG, you should be glad you're not into rock! What about when a big group like U2 or the Stones or something go on tour, they play the exact same set, same order, same stage effects and light show every night for like 18 months at a time, and no one disses them for it, even their fans that follow them round and see them every single night  | My friend has seen the Smashing Pumpkins 27x...he said each time (city) it was a diff experience. They change it up & JAM!
| quote: | | For you to expect to get 'impressed & blown away' with new material every time you go to see a big name DJ is totally not realistic, classic tunes like that just don't get released by the dozens every week! I'd rather hear a set of relatively up to date songs that I know are top quality even if I've already heard them. A few classics as well, if there's a few promising new tracks dropped into a set then that's excellent, but I wouldn't wanna hear new material for the sake of new material if it's just filler tracks. | Obviously I don't want to hear (new) mediocre floor fillers. Are u implying there is no good music being produced...they should just play classics?! Thats absurd. Yes I go out expecting to hear fresh tunes...DJ's have access to acetates, white labels, obscure rare remixes that won't be released for at least 6 months, sometimes never. I want to be entertained, dazzled.
| quote: | With regard to 'For an Angel', personally if I'm going to go pay loads of cash to see a big name DJ that also writes and produces, like Tiesto, Corsten or PvD, I kind of would be disappointed if they didn't at least play some of their own classic stuff. I don't reckon that life could get much better, than being totally caned off my tits at a PvD show and hearing him drop 'For an Angel', even if I had heard it once or twice before, you know what I mean? | Of course I expect PVD & Tiesto to drop their own material...they are artists. But the past 4x I've seen PVD he's closed w/for an angel. My gripe is he has produced so many other stellar tracks that he could close with ie: how much can u take?, love stimulation, face to face. More ppl would know those tunes if he closed w/them.
Bravo Push! We are on the same fookin page! It's down right insulting to play old played out tunes. Some of you are giving lame excuses "he can't carry so many records on tour or there isn't that much quality trance being made" Since 99?! Thats bullshit. If thats the case, experiment, pl ay other genres, mix it up a lil bit. Throw in some hot breaks or unleash some fierce techno. A good DJ isn't stale & predictable.
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Oct-23-2001 18:42
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mute79
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Registered: Feb 2001
Location: in transit
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kytracid, i've seen tiesto 4 times now in toronto, and he spun a different set everytime...
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Oct-23-2001 19:12
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