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djpaulc
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I dunno why Superbass's remix of 'Crosses' hasnt been mentioned...Tiesto's remix is basically a carbon copy of it.
Despite the fact that I do think Tiesto is a publicity whore and I know that this beach gig was ultimately done to raise his profile yet again, I just think that why shouldnt he have done it? If any other DJs had the chance to play in front of 200,000 on a beach in Rio, how many of them would turn it down?
Fair enough, it was a free gig on the beach but I dont believe that there are many other DJs who would have pulled such a crowd. Like him or hate him, everyone has to face the fact that he has a HUGE following...a following that the majority of DJs around the world would love to have.
Someone made the point earlier that Norman Cook attracted 300,000 people for a similar event by playing his usual mixture of styles that would appeal to more people than if he played only EDM and I think this is a great point. We have to remember that Tiesto played only EDM, even if it did include his intolerable remix of Adagio. Norman Cook was also playing in England, where more people would naturally turn up to support one of their own.
Personally, I love Tiesto's In Search Of Sunrise series and I would definitely pay money to see him every time if he kept to the progressive & uplifting trance style he plays on these albums but he doesnt. I have seen him a couple of times and Im not a big fan of his live sets at all. But who can argue? He probably has the biggest following a that any DJ has ever had, so whether it is through sheer marketing expertise or the fact that so many people actually do adore the music he plays, all I can say is fair play to him - he is getting the chance to do things that most will ever only get to dream about.
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SYSTEM-J
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bluelimitd
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Registered: Sep 2002
Location: California
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Well said.
| quote: | Originally posted by djpaulc
I dunno why Superbass's remix of 'Crosses' hasnt been mentioned...Tiesto's remix is basically a carbon copy of it.
Despite the fact that I do think Tiesto is a publicity whore and I know that this beach gig was ultimately done to raise his profile yet again, I just think that why shouldnt he have done it? If any other DJs had the chance to play in front of 200,000 on a beach in Rio, how many of them would turn it down?
Fair enough, it was a free gig on the beach but I dont believe that there are many other DJs who would have pulled such a crowd. Like him or hate him, everyone has to face the fact that he has a HUGE following...a following that the majority of DJs around the world would love to have.
Someone made the point earlier that Norman Cook attracted 300,000 people for a similar event by playing his usual mixture of styles that would appeal to more people than if he played only EDM and I think this is a great point. We have to remember that Tiesto played only EDM, even if it did include his intolerable remix of Adagio. Norman Cook was also playing in England, where more people would naturally turn up to support one of their own.
Personally, I love Tiesto's In Search Of Sunrise series and I would definitely pay money to see him every time if he kept to the progressive & uplifting trance style he plays on these albums but he doesnt. I have seen him a couple of times and Im not a big fan of his live sets at all. But who can argue? He probably has the biggest following a that any DJ has ever had, so whether it is through sheer marketing expertise or the fact that so many people actually do adore the music he plays, all I can say is fair play to him - he is getting the chance to do things that most will ever only get to dream about. |
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Jan-28-2007 22:59
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MichaelBoogerd!
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Location: Bratislava
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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
No no- Norman Cook has done huge beach parties in Brazil before too. The Brighton Beach 2002 one set the benchmark, but he went over to Brazil and did this years before Tiesto. |
OK, but you'll have to link me to the press release which claims that Tiesto was the first one to do this event at Ipanema.
I completely forgot that this thread was all about getting there and doing it first.
Good luck finding it.
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Jan-28-2007 23:01
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SYSTEM-J
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Location: Manchester
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Jan-28-2007 23:09
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music_flick
Junior tranceaddict
Registered: Dec 2006
Location: germany
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he's cool. wow 200,000 people
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MichaelBoogerd!
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Registered: May 2003
Location: Bratislava
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| quote: | Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
I was clarifying a factual issue because there was confusion as to where Norman Cook has played to large crowds. I originally raised Norman Cook's monstrous beach parties because they were relevant to the subject. So piss off. |
I agree on Cook's parties being
a) bigger
b) better
c) even more publicity gathering
i just wondered why you'd taken the angle "FBS did it first" - i didnt see anyone assuming anything other than this.
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