I'm suprised that nobody is talking about the 4th. If it is indeed a Thursday, then I'm so there. I'm not the greatest fan of Tiesto spinning, as I don't personally think he's the greatest live DJ (I prefer his productions and studio mixes). But if the 4th is a Thursday... I can't quite see anything else that I'd be doing on a Thursday night, so you can expect to see me there.

+1!

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You think he ran over people's grandmothers...hahahahahaha

Anyway, what I don't get is the LARGE portion of Tijs haters that praise Coldplay, Prodigy, and Moby-last time I checked, they were a lot fucking more popular! SO um explain? He's still so unknown outside the trance world. Seriously, ask your non-EDM non-clubbing fm radio listening friends if they ever even heard of this guy. I'll be shocked if they say yes.

I know he is not the only DJ in the world, but without him and Ferry and PvD, I wouldn't have found the lesser knowns.

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Anyway, what I don't get is the LARGE portion of Tijs haters that praise Coldplay, Prodigy, and Moby-last time I checked, they were a lot fucking more popular! SO um explain? He's still so unknown outside the trance world. Seriously, ask your non-EDM non-clubbing fm radio listening friends if they ever even heard of this guy. I'll be shocked if they say yes.

Only problem with that is that you're referring to the United States only... You'd be hardpressed to find a young European that has not heard of DJ Tiesto.

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy You are kidding, right?? I guess if you're only looking directly at it, yes, he doesn't say, cover is $75 per person. What he charges the venue to play is a major factor in determining cover charges. Also, I didn't honestly expect this to be $75. It'll probably be $40-50, which is still not worth it.

well you also gotta take into consideration he doesnt make his booking charge either... DJ bookings is a business, if his agency can make a buttload and people are paying that much to book him, they keep the price up, easy as that

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Originally posted by Konijn i think italstylz was referring to the inordinate amount of time the gimps on this site devote to constantly denigrating tiesto; you'd think the guy ran over people's grandmothers with the amount of shit that gets spewed... there are plenty of djs i could give a shit about, yet for some inexplicable reason i don't feel the need to constantly whine, bitch and find clever new ways to waste swamper's bandwidth. many people on this board have moved beyond the 'witty criticism' category and have become cartoonish trolls whose responses in a tiesto-related thread are as predictable as clockwork. the fact that the 'critiques' come mostly from relative noobs to the scene make it all the more pathetic.

well said... and i dont like Tiesto at all but i fully agree with you there

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ISOS 5 tracklisting just released

...here is copy/paste from my email:

Hi everybody,

I am very pleased and proud to announce the tracklisting of my fifth In Search Of Sunrise release, dedicated to the city which I see as my second home, Los Angeles.
I've put some little comment bys each track so you know where the tracks came from. I hope you will enjoy it, summer is calling soon!

xxx

Tiësto




Disc 1.
1. Conil - Malibu Beach.
This beautiful intro brings me right back to Malibu Beach, perfect to listen to when you're on the beach.

2. Mark Norman presents Celine - Colour My Eyes.
Mark Norman show they can also produce warm tracks with lots of emotion. Totally different from their normal work but still energetic.

3. Late Night Alumni - Empty Streets.
I love the lyrics in this track! I really can relate to this track walking in a major city, but you still feel 'by yourself'.

4. Electro-Prompt - Beside Me (Gothek D.C. Remix).
This track was given to me by a guy in record shop Deltadiscos in Ibiza. It's housey but still got this trancy feel, that's why I love it!

5. Fonzerelli - Moonlight Party.
I was playing in Brasil on the beach in January and the DJ before me played this track. I went to him to get it because it's a perfect track for a beachparty! Again it's house but has
trance influences and the lyrics gotta be made for this mixcomp...

6. Leama & Moor - Everything Matters (Matthew Dekay Remix).
Leama & Moor are some of my favorite producers and with a remix of Matthew Dekay you can't go wrong. This one does really well on the floor.

7. Matthew Dekay vs. Proluctors - Let The Game Begin.
A new and exclusive track of Matthew which he made especially for this compilation. Does a lot of damage on the floor as well!

8. Karen Overton - Your Loving Arms (Club Mix).
It's a cover of a Bilie Ray Martin song, but done so well that I couldn't resist to include it.

9. Parker & Hanson - Let Me Be (Original Extended).
Very nice vocals in this one and a beautiful melody as well.

10. Kalafut & Fygle - Novocaine (Mark Otten Remix).
Awesome warm track, remix of another great producer from Holland.

11. JES - People Will Go (Steve Forte Rio Remix).
Amazing new track of amazing singer JES, whatever she sings, I am sold!

12. Basic Perspective - Small Step On The Other Side.
This track sounds like an old Depeche Mode or New Order track, it's trance but very original.

13. Tom Cloud - Told You So.
I just love the bassline in this one, very uplifting and beautiful track.

14. A.M. - Arise (Exclusive Hammer & Funabashi Remix).
I played this one in every set in my short Latin American tour and every night people went off! A 100% exclusive remix which will never be released.

15. Cass - Little Bird.
The vocal in this track is very original, amazing voice, especially in the break she sings epic. This one goes down really well in clubs.




Disc 2.
1. Pink Elephant - LAX.
Perfect intro to set the tone for disc 2, LAX is a very nice lounge in Los Angeles.

2. Alex Stealthy - Something Is Wrong.
This DJ comes out of nowhere and produces one bomb after another!

3. Shah & Laruso present Global Experience - Zanzibar.
Great producer from germany DJ Shah makes another killer! I love the flute in this track.

4. Progression - Technophobia.
Two great producers from Holland who make beautiful original trance music. Watch out for their album, full of great tracks like this one...

5. A Boy Called Joni - Green Astronauts.
This track has a very simple melody, but it's so hypnotic that it stays in your head forever!

6. Petter - These Days (Luke Chable's Those Days Remix).
This one sounds funky but has a great drive and a warm melody. Very good track!

7. Estuera - Tales From The South (Jonas Steur's Revision Flow).
The original is already a classic and exclusive for the compilation. Jonas Steur made an excellent 2006 remix.

8. Ozgur Can - Irony.
With Ozgur Can it's always hit or miss. This track is definitely a hit, very energetic but still warm.

9. Jonas Steur - Second Turn.
Great track which will go in every environment, small club or big party.

10. Smith & Pledger pres. Aspekt - Hi Jack.
This track is the new style I like a lot. Groovy, almost house but with lots of trancy influences.

11. Jaytech - Genesis (Jimbo's Afterburner Mix).
Amazing reworked vocal in this track which was given to me by my good friend Nick McGeachin just 1 hour before I started mixing In Search Of Sunrise.
After listening, I couldn't resist squeezing it in.

12. Super8 + DJ Tab - Helsinki Scorchin'.
This track has been huge for me, brings back great memories of my set in Amsterdam in December last year.

13. Way Out West - Don©t Forget Me (Guy Ehmetores Remix).
I love the original but it's too slow for me to play out, so I was happy to find this remix. Could be a great track to end the night with or as an encore this coming summer.




Tiësto E-Shop Online

After great succes with our regular shop selling Tiësto's records and merchandise, we're now happy to introduce our E-Shop where you now can buy digital downloads directly from www.tiesto.com. We've also included the much in demand 'Just Be - Remixed' album, as well as a www.tiesto.com exclusive track, 'Goldrush'. Furthermore, there's video's you can download for your iPod Video as well.

The E-Shop works on a credit basis, which means you can buy bundles of 'Tiësto Credits' that you can spend on downloads, and in the very near future on watching on demand streams of special Tiësto concert shows. Enjoy!




IN SEARCH OF SUNRISE 5 RELEASE PARTIES

Tiësto will celebrate the launch of his new In Search Of Sunrise 5 mix compilation on June 3rd 2006, in the Heineken Music Hall in Amsterdam. Almost two weeks later he will hit Brixton Academy in London on June 16th.

The new “in search of sunrise” CD will be in stores worldwide on April 25th. During the winter music conference in Miami a limited amount of CD’s will be released at “The Mansion “ on south beach. In London this releaseparty will be a special event for Tiësto as this is the first time that he will play Brixton academy and he will play a six hour solo set.

For the Amsterdam event an exclusive pre sale starts on Saturday March 25th at 10 am for the members of www.tiesto.com. A banner will be placed on the front page which will link you to the ticket sale page. Regular ticket sales will start April 8th 10am. Tickets for the Brixton Academy are already on sale and if you buy your ticket before March 31st you will get them at a reduced prize.




Tiësto: 'In Search of Sunrise 5 Celebration Party'
Where: Heineken Music Hall - Amsterdam
When: Saturday June 3rd 2006 – 10pm – 7am
Price: € 42.50 (excl. administration costs)
Tickets: pres sale through www.tiesto.com starts March 18th. Regular tickets sales starts
April 1st at 10am through Ticketservice, all big postal offices, VVV’s, GWK’s, AUB Ticketshop, 0900-3001250 (45 ct.p.m.) and www.ticketservice.nl.
Where: Carling Academy Brixton, 211 Stockwell Road, London SW9
When: Friday June 16th 2006 - 10pm – 6am
Price: £22 till 31st March / £26 thereafter
Info: 0905 020 399/ www.brixton-academy.co.uk
Tickets: Available from: Brixton Academy: 0870 771 2000 or on line http://www.ticketweb.co.uk or
Piccadilly Box Office: 020 7434 2222 / 0870 444 5556
Ticketline: http://www.ticketline.co.uk/event_d...p?EventId=40389
Ticketmaster: www.ticketmaster.co.uk <http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk>





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tracklist looks kind of interesting ill prob get it
but iam shocked not one new tiesto track
kind of strange he was in la workin with bt for a while now on new tracks and he dont put none of them on the album

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Originally posted by AY STAR tracklist looks kind of interesting ill prob get it but iam shocked not one new tiesto track kind of strange he was in la workin with bt for a while now on new tracks and he dont put none of them on the album

There's an artist album coming out later in the year, my guess is around september or october. So the two tracks that he did with BT should be on that album. In regards to the tracklisting for ISOS, i think its superb, but the full evaluation should come after I hear the mixing.