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skip
a.k.a. skip2

Registered: Sep 2002
Location: home or somewhere else
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Jul-16-2003 18:46
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Master Kush
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Toronto, Canada
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OK.
Tiesto 'haters', in their opinion, say that the only good stuff Tiesto has came out with were remixes or productions with someone else.
Fair enough. But, tell me this, can't you say that about pretty much everyone?
After bashing Tiesto, and yes some of you are, they then go and say that Armin is the greatest and his mixing his awesome. These 'haters' then go and rip Nyana and ISOS for its poor mixing/tracks/whatever. Yet, they do not mention any of Armin SOLO productions that are "so" much better than Tiesto's.
IMO, 76 (for example, his latest work) is pretty crappy. Lots of useless vocals, and a bland/repetitive sound. And looking at the tracklist, most of the tracks feature other producers too.
Anyways, these Tiesto bashing threads seem to pop up every other week, whether the orginal poster wanted it or not. Popular people in public positions will always get bashed. And it's pointless. Everyone has their opinion and it won't change no matter how much some of you try. So, just give it up already.
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Jul-16-2003 22:16
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Ramp
tranceaddict in training
Registered: Oct 2002
Location: My Chair
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I don't think i have enough experience with trance to give a indepth opinion on this, but i'm going to try, just say if it's a crock of **** or not tbh.
I personally don't have a general section of trance i prefer, if i like what i hear, i listen to it, it doesn't matter who it's by really.
Personally, i am a fan of tiesto, mainly because of the vibe i can feel from his sets, i'm also a fan of armin and pvd, plus mainy other dj's.
Yes, i prefer tiesto because of this vibe, but i like the way armin can change his sets so simply, and the energy that pvd's sets have.
I agree with torontotrance here, tiesto does need a break of a few months, he's gotta be damn bored playing some of the same tunes over and over again, anyone would be. Also, tiesto needs to look back and listen to his sets from 1999 - through 2000 and upto mid 2001, that is the style that makes him a good DJ, with the new style he started with, he cannot mix for shit tbh, it doesn't suit him.
I haven't enjoyed tiesto's sets of late, though i haven't had the change to listen to Tiesto in Concert yet (link anyone? ).
This post is getting to long...gonna finish off with a quick note, Tiesto is a crowd pleaser, he tries to get the crowd worked up and does interact a lot, this is what i think with his fans makes him the number one DJ in the world, but unless he goes back and listens and learns from his old days, he won't be number one for much longer (officially)
damn, long post =/
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"When you take charge of your life, there is no longer need to ask permission of other people or society at large.
When you ask permission, you give someone veto power over your life." -- Geoffrey F. Abert
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Jul-16-2003 23:55
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dj adagnitio
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2003
Location: Montreal, Canada
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The point that I made acout most of, if not all of Tiesto's good productions being with other people is in my opinion completelly valid. I'll name some other big artists and solo productions they've done that are amazing.
Armin Van Buuren
Communication
Blue Fear
Future funland (under Perpetous Dreamer)
Sound of goodbye (under Perpetous Dreamer)
See me, Feel me (under Darkstar)
Benno De Goeij
Deadline (under Dutch Force)
C sharp (under the Quest)
Solitude (under the Quest)
Feel my love (under San)
I Know (under Hidden Sound System)
Ferry Corsten
Out of the blue (under System F)
Air (under Albion)
Galaxia (under Moonman)
Don't be afraif (under Moonman)
Punk
Paul Van Dyk
For an angel
Words
another way
Columbia
Vega
BT
Remember
Dreaming
Mercury and solace
Godspeed
Flaming June
For five of the biggest artists I've named five huge tracks they produced on their own (to the best of my knowledge). Can you do the same for Tiesto?
Last edited by dj adagnitio on Jul-17-2003 at 01:47
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Jul-17-2003 01:41
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